Kenyérrel

Kenyérrel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with bread" in English. It is a grammatical case ending, specifically the instrumental case, used to indicate that something is done with, by means of, or accompanied by bread. For example, if someone is eating a meal with bread, they might say "vacsorázom kenyérrel," which means "I am dining with bread." The suffix "-rel" is appended to the noun "kenyér" (bread) to form "kenyérrel." This instrumental case is a common feature in many agglutinative languages, including Hungarian, where suffixes are added to root words to alter their grammatical function or meaning. The usage of "kenyérrel" is straightforward and directly conveys the presence or use of bread in a particular context. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences that involve bread as a tool or accompaniment.