megújíthatóak

Megújíthatóak is a Hungarian term formed from the verb megújítani (to renew) with the suffix -ható, indicating possibility, and the plural suffix -ak/-ek in predicative position. The word means “renewable” or “capable of renewal,” and megújíthatóak specifically refers to multiple subjects that possess this property. In standard usage, megújíthatóak is used when the subject is plural and the adjective functions predicatively or in a sentence with a plural noun.

In practice, megújíthatóak appears mainly in technical or formal contexts, such as discussions of resources, processes, or systems that can be renewed or replenished. It is a synonymic but less common alternative to megújuló, which is the more usual term for renewable, especially in everyday language about energy. For example, one might say, Ezek megújíthatóak, meaning “These are renewable.” More explicitly, a phrase such as megújítható erőforrások can be used to describe renewable resources in a formal context.

Usage notes: while megújíthatóak is grammatically correct, megújuló energiaforrások (renewable energy resources) is the more common collocation in energy and sustainability discourse. Megújítható focuses on the capacity for renewal in a general sense, whereas megújuló is often used as a standard classification in policy, media, and science. Related terms include regenerálható (regenerable) and fenntartható (sustainable).