áthatolásra

Áthatolásra is a Hungarian term that translates to "to be able to" or "to have the ability to" in English. It is a modal verb used to express capability, possibility, or permission. The verb "áthatolni" is the infinitive form, and it conjugates to indicate different subjects and tenses. For example, in the present tense, it conjugates as "áthatolok" (I can), "áthatolsz" (you can), "áthatol" (he/she/it can), "áthatolunk" (we can), "áthatoltok" (you all can), and "áthatolnak" (they can).

The verb "áthatolásra" is often used in everyday conversations to express various states of being able to do something. It can indicate physical ability, such as "áthatolok futni" (I can run), or mental capability, like "áthatolok olvasni" (I can read). It can also express permission, as in "áthatolok belépni" (I am allowed to enter), or possibility, such as "áthatolna, hogy sikerüljön" (it is possible that it will succeed).

In Hungarian grammar, "áthatolásra" is part of the auxiliary verb system, which includes other modal verbs like "kell" (must), "szükséges" (necessary), and "lehet" (can). These verbs help to convey nuances of obligation, necessity, and possibility in sentences. The use of "áthatolásra" is fundamental in expressing the speaker's or writer's perspective on the ability or possibility of an action or event.