Görbével

Görbével is the instrumental singular form of the Hungarian noun görbe, which means curve. In language usage, görbével denotes the means or instrument by which an action is performed, effectively translating to “with a curve.” The form is used in descriptive or technical contexts where curvature is a tool, attribute, or manner involved in the action.

Morphology and formation: The instrumental case in Hungarian is formed by attaching the suffix -val or -vel to the noun, with assimilation depending on vowel harmony. For görbe, the result is görbével. This reflects typical Hungarian patterns of combining a root with the instrumental suffix to indicate the instrument or manner of an action.

Usage: Görbével tends to appear in more formal, technical, or descriptive prose, such as geometry, design, or engineering descriptions, rather than everyday speech. It specifies that a curve or curved device is used to perform a task.

Example: A rajzot görbével jelölte. This sentence can be translated as “He marked the drawing with a curve” or, more broadly, “He marked the drawing using a curve.”

See also: Görbe; Hungarian grammar; instrumental case; -val/-vel suffix.

Notes: As a specific grammatical form, görbével functions primarily to express instrumental means. Its usage is governed by standard Hungarian syntax, and it may be substituted by other instrumental constructions depending on context.