átíthet

The Hungarian word "átíthet" translates to "transcribable" or "can be transcribed" in English. It is a verb derived from the base verb "ír" meaning "to write" and the prefix "át-" indicating a change or transfer. The suffix "-het" signifies possibility or ability. Therefore, "átíthet" literally means "can be written over," "can be rewritten," or "can be transferred by writing."

In practical terms, "átíthet" is often used in contexts related to information transfer, copying, or modification. For instance, a document that is "átíthető" (the adjective form) is one that can be easily copied or transcribed from one medium to another, such as from a physical document to a digital file. It can also refer to the ability to alter or amend a written record or text. The concept implies that the original form is not fixed and can be subjected to a written change or reproduction.