Fogkefével

Fogkefével is a Hungarian term that translates to "with a toothbrush." It is a simple prepositional phrase indicating the use of a toothbrush as a tool for an action, most commonly for cleaning teeth. The phrase itself does not refer to a specific type of toothbrush or a particular dental procedure, but rather the act of using one.

In everyday Hungarian conversation, fogkefével would be used in sentences like "Megmostam a fogaimat fogkefével" (I brushed my teeth with a toothbrush) or "Ne használj fogkefével élelmiszert keverni" (Don't use a toothbrush to mix food). The term is universally understood to mean the act of cleaning or manipulating something with a toothbrush. It is a fundamental part of discussing oral hygiene in Hungarian.

The word itself is composed of "fog" meaning tooth and "kefe" meaning brush, with the "-vel" ending indicating the instrumental case, signifying "with." Therefore, "fogkefével" literally means "with a tooth brush." It's a straightforward and common phrase in the Hungarian language related to personal care.