Adásokkal

Adásokkal is a Hungarian expression formed from the plural noun adások (broadcasts) and the instrumental suffix -kal, meaning “with broadcasts.” It is used to indicate that broadcasts are the medium, source, or accompanying element in a statement. The form is common in media, journalism, and communication studies, where discussions often center on how radio or television broadcasts contribute to content, information dissemination, or audience reach.

Usage and examples

Adásokkal is typically used to describe materials, activities, or analyses that involve broadcasts. For example, a study might reference elements “adásokkal illusztrált példákat” (examples illustrated with broadcasts), or a content release might be described as a version “ adásokkal kiegészített” (supplemented with broadcasts). In journalism and media analyses, one may speak of projects that are accessible “adásokkal” alongside other media formats, such as online streaming or podcasts, to emphasize the broadcast component.

Linguistic notes

Adásokkal is the instrumental form applied to the plural noun adások. It exemplifies how Hungarian combines a noun with a suffix to designate accompaniment or means. The phrase can be part of larger phrases, typically preceding adjectives or verbs that describe how the broadcasts participate in the described action or material.

Context and scope

The concept reflects the central role of broadcasting in traditional and modern media. While radio and television have long been primary vehicles, adásokkal today often appears in discussions about hybrid or multi-platform content, where broadcasts are integrated with online streams and digital media to reach audiences.