nevezhetsz

Nevezhetsz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you can name” or “you may name.” It is the second person singular present potential mood of the verb nevezni (to name, to call). The form indicates ability or permission rather than a definite action.

Morphology and forms: nevezhetsz is built from the stem nevez- with the potential suffix -het/-hat followed by the second-person singular ending -sz. The suffix -het/-hat marks the potential mood, and -sz marks the second person singular. Related forms include nevezhet (he/she can name), nevezhetünk (we can name), nevezhettek (you plural can name), and nevezhetnek (they can name). The 1st person singular potential is nevezhetek (I can name).

Usage notes: nevezhetsz is used when stating that you have the ability to name something or are permitted to name it. It appears in contexts where a choice or permission is being described, often with a direct object such as a name, designation, or label. It is not a command; it does not express obligation.

Példamondatok:

- Ha több név közül kell választanod, nevezhetsz egyet a listáról. (If you need to choose from several names, you can name one from the list.)

- Megkérdezték tőled, hogy nevezhetsz-e ki valakit a feladatra. (They asked you whether you may name someone to the task.)

In summary, nevezhetsz is the 2nd-person singular potential form of nevezni, used to express that naming something is possible or permissible for the addressed person.