Csipkével

Csipkével is a Hungarian word that translates to "with lace" or "made with lace" in English. It is commonly used to describe clothing, accessories, or decorative items that feature lace as a significant component or embellishment. The term implies that lace is either woven into the fabric, applied as an overlay, or used as trim.

The type of lace can vary greatly, encompassing delicate needle lace, bobbin lace, tatted lace, or machine-made lace. Therefore, "csipkével" can refer to a wide range of styles, from intricate, handcrafted antique pieces to more modern, mass-produced items. When describing an item as "csipkével," it suggests a certain level of detail, craftsmanship, or aesthetic appeal associated with the use of lace. This could imply elegance, femininity, or a vintage charm depending on the context and the specific type of lace employed. The word is a descriptive adjective used in everyday Hungarian to convey the presence and prominence of lace in an object.