Ajtókkal

Ajtókkal is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “with doors.” It is the instrumental plural form of the noun ajtó (door) and is formed from the plural ajtok (doors) plus the instrumental suffix kal, which here results in the double k: ajtókkal. The form is used to indicate means, instrument, or manner, specifically when several doors are involved.

In practice, ajtókkal appears in sentences where doors are the means by which something is done, or where doors are described as a feature of a space. Examples include: A helyiséget ajtókkal zárják le. (They close off the room with doors.) A terem ajtókkal van zárva. (The room is closed with doors.) A kiállítótér ajtókkal van ellátva. (The exhibition space is fitted with doors.) These examples illustrate how the instrumental plural form expresses how an action is performed or how a space is equipped.

Compared with the singular form, ajtóval (with a door), ajtókkal specifies that multiple doors are involved. The construction follows general Hungarian rules for forming instrumental forms with plural nouns, including the phonological adjustment that often yields the double consonant kj in writing. The term is most common in descriptive, architectural, and instructional language, as well as in everyday speech when referring to more than one door.

In sum, ajtókkal is the standard plural instrumental form of ajtó, used to denote “with doors” as the means, accompaniment, or feature in a sentence. It highlights the plural nature of the doors involved and is a routine element of Hungarian syntax and vocabulary when discussing doors in groups.