kiépülhet

The Hungarian word "kiépülhet" is a verb that translates to "can be built," "can be established," or "can be developed" in English. It is derived from the verb "kiépít" which means to build, establish, or develop something. The suffix "-het" indicates potential or possibility.

The word "kiépülhet" is often used in contexts related to infrastructure projects, such as the construction of roads, buildings, or networks. For example, one might say "Új kórház kiépülhet a városban," meaning "A new hospital can be built in the city." It can also refer to the establishment of systems or organizations. For instance, "Egy új oktatási rendszer kiépülhetne," translating to "A new educational system could be established."

The term emphasizes the feasibility or the potential for something to come into existence or be fully realized. It suggests that the conditions are right or that it is possible to undertake the building or development process. The passive form of the verb implies that the subject of the sentence is the thing being built or established, rather than the agent doing the building. This grammatical structure is common when discussing plans or proposals where the focus is on the outcome.