Kamerával

Kamerával is the instrumental case form of the Hungarian noun kamera, meaning camera. It denotes the instrument or means by which an action is performed, and is commonly used in contexts related to photography, film, video recording, and surveillance. In sentences you typically translate it as “with a camera.”

Etymology and sense: The word kamera is a loanword in Hungarian, derived from European languages that used a similar term for a chamber or room, later extended to refer to a device for recording images. The instrumental form kamerával is formed with the instrumental suffix -val/-vel, indicating the tool or means used.

Usage: Kamerával is used to specify that a action was carried out using a camera. Examples include:

- A felvételt kamerával készítették. (The recording was made with a camera.)

- Kamerával készült fotók láthatók a kiállításon. (Photos taken with a camera are on display at the exhibition.)

- A videót kamerával és mikrofonnal rögzítették. (The video was recorded with a camera and microphone.)

In everyday language، kamerával is common in both professional and casual contexts when describing how something was created or captured. It is not used to signify location or accompaniment in other senses; its primary function remains the indication of instrument or means.

See also: kamera; fényképezés; videózás; felvétel; nyelvtan (instrumental case in Hungarian).

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