kiolvashatók

Kiolvashatók is a Hungarian adjective meaning "readable or extractable," used to describe information or objects from which data can be retrieved by a suitable method. It is the plural form of kiolvasható, formed with the prefix ki- and the suffix -ható, signaling potential capability rather than mere legibility. The nuance is that kiolvashatók emphasizes the possibility of obtaining content through tools or procedures, not only that the content is visually readable.

In practice, kiolvashatók appears in technical and archival contexts. In computing, it refers to data that can be read or extracted from a storage medium by software or hardware readers. In digital forensics, it describes evidence that can be retrieved from devices. In archival or digitization workflows, kiolvashatók indicates that records can be converted into a readable form, for example via OCR or data extraction processes.

The term is often contrasted with olvasható, which focuses more on general readability, whereas kiolvashatók underscores the act of retrieval or decoding. Its usage spans discussions of data accessibility, interoperability, and the enforceability of access rights, where the ability to extract information is a key consideration.