Bevételeivel

Bevételeivel is a Hungarian term that translates to "with its revenues" or "by its income" in English. It is a grammatical construction used in the Hungarian language to indicate the source of something or the means by which something is achieved, specifically in relation to financial earnings or income.

The phrase is formed by combining the noun "bevétel" (revenue, income, earning) with the suffix "-vel" or "-ve(l)", which is a common Hungarian instrumental case ending. This ending signifies "with" or "by means of". Therefore, "bevételeivel" literally means "with its revenues" or "by its incomes".

This grammatical form is often used in sentences describing how an entity, such as a company, organization, or even an individual, operates, expands, or meets its obligations. For example, a sentence might state that a company can invest in new projects "bevételeivel", implying that these investments are funded by the company's earnings. Similarly, it can be used to describe how a government funds public services or how a charity supports its programs. The context of the sentence will determine the precise nuance of "bevételeivel", but it invariably points to the financial income as the enabling factor.