megszüntethetik

"Megszüntethetik" is a Hungarian verb, the potential mood, third-person plural form of the verb "megszüntetni." This verb translates to "to abolish," "to terminate," "to discontinue," or "to cease" in English. The suffix "-hetik" signifies the potential mood, indicating that something is possible or can be done. Therefore, "megszüntethetik" literally means "they can abolish," "they can terminate," "they can discontinue," or "they can cease."

This grammatical form is used when referring to a group of people or entities who have the power or capability to end or stop something. For instance, it could be used in a sentence like "A törvényt megszüntethetik" which translates to "They can abolish the law." Here, "they" refers to the legislative body or relevant authorities. Similarly, it could describe a company's ability to discontinue a product or service: "A vállalatok ezt a szolgáltatást megszüntethetik." This means "The companies can discontinue this service." The context in which the verb appears will determine the precise nuance of "abolish," "terminate," "discontinue," or "cease."