megterhelheti

Megterhelheti is a Hungarian verb form used to express that something could burden or impose a burden. It is derived from the verb megterhelni, meaning to overburden or to burden, with the prefix meg- and the suffix -heti, which marks the potential mood in Hungarian. The form megterhelheti corresponds to the third-person singular and translates roughly as “could burden” or “may burden” in English.

In usage, megterhelheti appears primarily in formal or analytical writing, such as policy analyses, budgetary impact assessments, and risk evaluations. It indicates that a proposed measure, policy, or circumstance has the potential to place a burden on finances, resources, or stakeholders. The construction is commonly followed by the direct object representing what could be burdened, for example a budget, an institution, or a group of people.

Examples:

- Az új adótörvény megterhelheti a kisvállalkozásokat.

- A projekt hosszú távon megterhelheti a költségvetést.

- A javaslat megterhelheti az érintettek anyagi helyzetét.

Etymology and related forms:

Megterhelheti is built from megterhelni (to burden, to overburden) with meg- as a prefix and -heti as the potential mood suffix. Related words include terhelés (burden), terhelni (to burden), and megterhelés (burdening, load).

See also: terhelés, megterhelni, költségvetés.