Ütéseivel

Ütéseivel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with his/her/its blows" or "with their blows" in English. It is the instrumental case of the noun "ütés," which means "blow," "hit," "strike," or "punch." The suffix "-vel" signifies the instrumental case, indicating that something is done by means of or with the blows.

This term can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it might describe the way someone physically attacks another person, for example, "Az ökölvívó nyerte meg a mérkőzést ütéseivel" (The boxer won the match with his blows). Figuratively, "ütéseivel" can refer to the impact of words or actions that are harsh or forceful. For instance, "A kritikusok támadták a kormányt újabb ütéseivel" (The critics attacked the government with their further blows), where "blows" represent strong criticisms.

The specific gender or number of the subject performing the blows is determined by the context in which the word is used. The possessive pronoun implicitly indicated in the English translation ("his/her/its/their") is not explicitly stated in the Hungarian word "ütéseivel" itself but is understood from the surrounding sentence.