szakadhat
Szakadhat is a Hungarian verb form meaning "it may break" or "it could rupture." It is derived from the verb szakadni ("to break apart, to rupture") and uses the potential mood suffix -hat (-het after vowel harmony). The form is typically used with an implicit or explicit subject in the third person singular, to indicate a possible outcome rather than a certain event. For example, "A kötél szakadhat a nagy terhelés hatására," meaning "The rope may break under the heavy load."
In usage, szakadhat appears in technical, safety, and risk discussions as a way to express conditional risk.
Etymology: from szakadni + -hat; part of a broader set of -hat/-het forms that convey possibility in