tárható

Tárható is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "openable" or "capable of being opened" in English. It is derived from the verb "tárni," which means "to open." The suffix "-ható" indicates potential or capability. Therefore, tárható describes an object or a situation that can be opened, revealing its contents or allowing access.

This adjective is commonly used to describe various items. For instance, a door can be tárható if it is not locked or blocked. A box or container is tárható if it is designed to be opened, such as a lidded jar or a hinged chest. In a more abstract sense, a topic or a question can be considered tárható if it is open for discussion or further investigation. The context in which the word is used will determine the specific meaning. It implies that an action of opening is possible and, in many cases, intended. The opposite of tárható would be something that is closed, sealed, or inaccessible.