kivitelezhet

Kivitelezhet is a Hungarian verbal-form expression related to feasibility and implementation. It is formed from the verb kivitelez, meaning to execute or implement, with the suffix -het that marks possibility. The resulting form signals that something can be carried out or implemented under certain conditions. In everyday Hungarian, the more common adjective is kivitelezhető, meaning feasible or implementable, while kivitelezhet appears mainly in linguistic analysis and in the construction of related nouns such as kivitelezhetőség, meaning the feasibility of implementation.

Etymology and forms clarify its usage. The root kivitelez conveys the act of carrying out an implementation, while -het denotes potentiality. This combination yields a set of related terms used to discuss whether a plan, solution, or system can be put into practice. The most widespread practical form is kivitelezhető; however, kivitelezhet is recognized in more formal or technical contexts as part of the same word family.

Usage and contexts. The concept is common in technical writing, project management, policy analysis, and feasibility studies. It is used to assess constraints such as resources, technology, time, and legal or regulatory conditions. Typical expressions focus on feasibility rather than the actual execution, for example by describing whether a proposed approach is kivitelezhető or by mentioning kivitelezhetőség to address overall feasibility.

See also. Related terms include kivitelezés (execution or implementation process), megvalósítás (realization), megvalósítható (achievable or doable in common usage), and megvalósíthatóság (feasibility). Together these forms form a common vocabulary for evaluating whether plans can be realistically carried out.