láthatóak

láthatóak is a Hungarian adjective form meaning they are visible or can be seen. It is derived from the participle látható, which means visible, and it carries the plural suffix -ak. In standard Hungarian, adjectives and participial adjectives agree with the noun in number; when describing multiple items in predicative position, the form láthatóak is used most commonly.

Usage in Hungarian sentences follows general agreement rules. Láthatóak is typically used when the subject is plural and the sentence presents a state of visibility without a separate noun after the verb. For example: A levelek a fényképen láthatóak. The same idea can sometimes be expressed with láthatók in certain registers or regional usages, but láthatóak is the conventional choice in modern standard Hungarian for predicative plural adjectives.

Etymology and related forms: látható is built from látni (to see) plus the -ható/-hető suffix that marks potential or capability, here giving the sense of “visible.” Related terms include láthatóság (visibility) and látható melléknév, which cover the adjectival use of visibility in various grammatical contexts. The form láthatóak specifically marks plural, contrasting with the singular látható, which means “is visible” for a single object.

In summary, láthatóak is the standard plural predicative form of the Hungarian adjective látható, used to say that multiple things are visible. It reflects typical Hungarian agreement patterns for adjectives modifying a plural subject and is commonly found in both descriptive writing and formal prose.