szüntethetvé

Szüntethetvé is a Hungarian word that translates to "removable" or "cancellable" in English. It is a verb in its potential, indefinite, plural form, derived from the verb "szüntet" which means "to terminate," "to abolish," or "to remove." The suffix "-het" indicates possibility or ability, and the "-vé" ending signifies the indefinite plural, suggesting that something or multiple things are capable of being removed or cancelled.

The word is often used in contexts related to legal agreements, contracts, or official decisions. For example, a contract might be described as szüntethetvé if there are conditions under which it can be terminated. Similarly, a permit or license could be szüntethetvé if it is subject to cancellation based on certain circumstances. The specific meaning can also extend to the removal or discontinuation of services, products, or even abstract concepts like problems or obstacles. The plural form implies that there might be multiple instances or aspects that are capable of being removed or terminated.