Fázisával

Fázisával is a term derived from the Hungarian word "fázis," meaning "phase." It is a grammatical suffix in Hungarian that denotes possession or a relationship of belonging to a preceding noun or pronoun. The "-val" or "-vel" ending, when attached to a noun indicating a phase, conveys the idea of "with its phase," "in its phase," or "through its phase."

This suffix is commonly used in contexts describing processes, developments, or states that progress through distinct stages. For example, when discussing a scientific experiment, one might refer to "a kísérlet fázisával," meaning "with the experiment's phase." This indicates that the discussion or action is related to a specific stage or part of the experiment.

Similarly, in descriptions of personal growth or historical events, "fázisával" can be employed to highlight a particular period or developmental stage. It emphasizes the connection between the main subject and the specific phase being considered. The choice between "-val" and "-vel" depends on the preceding vowel sound, a common feature of Hungarian grammar. Understanding "fázisával" requires an awareness of Hungarian's agglutinative nature, where suffixes are added to root words to modify their meaning and grammatical function.