továbbíthatják

Továbbíthatják is a Hungarian verb form derived from the infinitive tøvábbítani, meaning to forward or to transmit. The form expresses possibility or permission in the third-person plural, equivalent to “they can forward” or “they may forward” in English. It is commonly used when referring to the ability or authorization to pass information, documents, or messages to others.

Morphology and grammar: Továbbíthatják combines the verb stem tøvábbít- with the suffix hat- to indicate potential mood, and the personal ending -ják to mark third-person plural with definite object. In practice, the form often appears with a definite object, for example: “A szervezet továbbíthatják az adatokat” (the organization may forward the data). The exact mood is typically described as the potential mood in Hungarian grammar.

Usage: The expression is common in everyday language as well as in formal contexts, such as corporate policies, privacy notices, and administrative guidelines. It conveys either permission (they are allowed to forward) or capability (they are able to forward), depending on context. It appears in questions and statements alike, for example in policy discussions: “Továbbíthatják-e a levelet?” or in declarative sentences detailing procedures.

See also and related forms: Related terms include tövábbítás (forwarding, transmission) and tövábbítható (forwardable/can be forwarded). The form is part of a broader Hungarian system for expressing possibility and modality with verb stems and person endings.