ítélhet

ítélhet is a Hungarian verb. It is the conditional form of the verb ítél, which means "to judge" or "to sentence". The suffix "-het" indicates possibility or capability. Therefore, "ítélhet" translates to "can judge", "may judge", "could judge", or "would be able to judge". It implies that someone has the authority, the capacity, or the permission to make a judgment or a decision.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For example, in a legal setting, it might refer to a judge's power to pass a sentence. In a more general sense, it could describe someone's ability to form an opinion or evaluate a situation. The conditional mood suggests a hypothetical or potential action, rather than a definite one. It often appears in sentences that explore possibilities or express a degree of uncertainty about whether the judgment will actually be made. The verb is conjugated according to the subject performing the action.