lehetõvé

lehetõvé is a Hungarian verb, derived from the adjective lehetõ (possible). It functions as a causative verb, meaning "to make possible" or "to enable." The infinitive form is lehetõvé tenni, which literally translates to "to put into a possible state." The verb is frequently used in contexts where an action, condition, or circumstance allows something else to happen. For example, one might say "Az új törvény lehetõvé teszi a gyorsabb ügyintézést," which means "The new law enables faster administration." It implies the removal of obstacles or the provision of necessary resources to facilitate an outcome. The past tense is lehetõvé tette, and the present tense conjugation can vary depending on the subject, such as "lehetõvé teszek" (I make possible) or "lehetõvé tesznek" (they make possible). Understanding lehetõvé is crucial for comprehending how causality and enablement are expressed in Hungarian, particularly in formal or technical language where such concepts are often discussed.