Konsonánssal

Konsonánssal is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning "with a consonant." It is the instrumental or comitative form of the noun konsonáns (consonant). In Hungarian, the suffixes -val and -vel attach to nouns to indicate the means or accompaniment by which an action is performed, or the entity accompanying an event. When the stem ends in a consonant, orthography can show assimilation that yields spellings such as konsonánssal. The form thus encodes a relationship of instrumentality or accompaniment.

In typical usage, konsonánssal marks how something is done or what accompanies it, and it appears in linguistic descriptions, grammar references, and language-teaching materials as an example of the instrumental/comitative suffix system. It belongs to the broader family of suffixes derived from -val/-vel, which are used with a variety of stems to indicate "with" or "by means of." The pronunciation and spelling follow standard Hungarian phonology and orthography, with assimilation before vowels and consonant sequences preserved as needed.

Overall, konsonánssal stands as the standard instrumental form of konsonáns, illustrating how Hungarian encodes instrumentality and accompaniment through suffixation. See also Hungarian grammar, instrumental/comitative constructions, and the -val/-vel suffix family.