Cseppekkel

Cseppekkel is the instrumental plural form of the Hungarian noun csepp, meaning “drops” or “droplets.” It is used to indicate that an action is performed with droplets or by means of droplets. In Hungarian grammar, instrumental forms express “with” or “by means of,” and cseppekkel is the form chosen when the head noun is plural (cseppekk or cseppek in a phrase requiring the instrumental case) and the meaning involves droplets.

Formation and usage: The base noun csepp becomes cseppek in the plural. To form the instrumental plural, the suffix -kkel is added, yielding cseppekkel. This construction is applied in contexts where droplets play a functional role, such as describing how a liquid is administered, dispensed, or interacted with in a process. The form may also appear in descriptive or figurative language to evoke imagery of scattering or falling droplets, depending on the surrounding context.

Contexts: Cseppekkel appears in scientific, medical, culinary, and literary texts. In scientific or medical writing, it can describe procedures or measurements involving droplets. In culinary or cosmetic contexts, it may record the addition or use of droplets in formulations. In literature, it can contribute tactile or visual detail by foregrounding droplets as a motif.

See also: Hungarian language, Instrumental case, -kkel suffix, Csepp. Note: as with many language-specific forms, exact usage depends on surrounding grammar and sentence structure.