Írhatsz

írhatsz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you can write” or “you may write.” It is the second-person singular form of the verb írni (to write) when combined with the modal suffix -hat/-het, which expresses possibility or permission. The form is built from the stem ír-, the modal suffix -hat-, and the second-person ending -sz. It is commonly used to indicate that the addressee has the ability or permission to write in the present context; it does not denote a specific tense beyond that modality.

In usage, írhatsz appears in informal speech addressing one person. For plural or formal address, different forms are used, such as írhatok or írhathatok for the respective persons, and other forms exist for third-person or polite forms.

Examples:

- Írhatsz nekem, ha gondolod. (You can write to me if you like.)

- Írhatsz egy e-mailt, ha szükséged van rá. (You may write an email if you need to.)

- Most írhatsz egy rövid üzenetet. (Now you can write a short message.)

Pronunciation is roughly as /ˈiːrhɒts/ in Hungarian phonology, with the stress on the first syllable.

Etymology and related forms:

- Derived from írni (to write) plus the modal suffix -hat/-het and the second-person ending -sz.

- Related forms include írhatok (I may write), írhatsz (you may write), írhat (he/she may write), and corresponding plural forms like írhatnak or írhattok; all express modality of writing for different persons.