Késekkel

Késekkel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with knives" in English. It is a plural dative form of the noun "kés," which means "knife." The dative case in Hungarian is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, or to show the recipient of an action. When "késekkel" is used, it signifies that something is being done or happening with the aid of, or in relation to, multiple knives.

The specific context in which "késekkel" appears will determine its precise meaning. For example, in a culinary context, "késekkel darabolni" would mean "to chop with knives." In a more general sense, it could refer to a situation involving knives. The word itself is a straightforward grammatical construction, common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing. Understanding the dative case and the pluralization of nouns is key to comprehending its usage.