kontrollálhassuk

"Kontrollálhassuk" is a Hungarian verb form. It translates to "we can control" or "that we can control" in English. This is the first-person plural conditional form of the verb "kontrollál" (to control). The conditional mood in Hungarian, similar to other languages, expresses a hypothetical or conditional action. Therefore, "kontrollálhassuk" suggests a scenario where the speaker and at least one other person have the ability to exert control over something, provided certain conditions are met or as a desired outcome.

The structure of the word reveals its grammatical function. "Kontrollál" is the root verb. The "-hassuk" ending signifies the first-person plural (we) and the conditional mood, also indicating that the action is object-focused, implying that "we can control something." This specific ending is used when the verb takes a definite direct object, meaning "we can control *it*" or "we can control *them*." If the object were indefinite, a slightly different ending might be used. This grammatical nuance is important for understanding the precise meaning in Hungarian sentences.