változhattok

változhattok is a Hungarian verb form, the second person plural of the modal potential formed from the verb változni ("to change"). It expresses possibility or potentiality and is used when addressing a group of people (ti, "you" plural). In English it is typically rendered as "you may change," "you might change," or "you could change," depending on context.

Grammatically, változhattok combines the verbal stem változ- with the potential suffix -hat/-het and the second person plural ending -tok/-tek, following Hungarian phonological and vowel-harmony rules. It belongs to the regular conjugation pattern for intransitive verbs ending in -ni.

Usage covers statements about what is possible or likely for the addressed group, polite suggestions, and speculative remarks. Context, intonation, and additional particles can shift its nuance toward permission, probability, or conditionality.

Examples:

- Változhattok a terveken, ha szükséges. — You (plural) may change the plans if necessary.

- Ha többet gyakoroltok, változhattok. — If you practice more, you might change/improve.

Related forms include the infinitive változni, other potential-person forms (változhatok, változhatsz, változhat, változhatunk, változhatnak) and a range of past and conditional constructions formed by standard Hungarian conjugation. The root változ is also the base for nouns and adjectives related to change, such as változás ("change").