Áttekinthetik

Áttekinthetik is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they can review" or "they may examine." It is the third-person plural form of the verb áttekinteni in the present tense with the potential mood suffix -het, indicating possibility, plus the plural personal ending -ik. The base verb áttekinteni means to survey, go over, or review, typically referring to documents, plans, data, or procedures.

The form is used in contexts where a group has the capacity or permission to examine something. In formal or administrative language it often occurs with a direct object in the accusative: for example, "A vizsgáló bizottságok áttekinthetik a jelentést" meaning "The examining committees can review the report." The exact mood and number alignment depends on the subject; Hungarian verbs with this construction can also appear in singular or plural forms for other persons.

Related terms include the noun áttekintés (overview, survey) and the verb áttekinteni (to review, to survey). The prefix át- conveys thoroughness or going over something in detail, and the root tekint relates to looking.