Kétségekkel

Kétségekkel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with doubts" or "with uncertainties" in English. It is the instrumental plural form of the Hungarian word "kétség," which means "doubt" or "uncertainty." This grammatical construction indicates that the action or state being described is being performed or experienced in the presence of doubts or with a sense of uncertainty.

The term "kétségekkel" can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, someone might approach a task kétségekkel if they are not entirely confident in their ability to complete it successfully. Similarly, a decision might be made kétségekkel if there are unresolved questions or conflicting information. The word suggests a state of mind where complete conviction is lacking, and a degree of apprehension or hesitancy is present.

In Hungarian, the instrumental case, often formed with the suffix "-vel" or "-val" (and its variations like "-kel" and "-kal" depending on vowel harmony), signifies that something is done *with* or *by means of* a particular noun. Therefore, "kétségekkel" literally means "with doubts." It is a common expression used to describe a hesitant or questioning approach to a situation or a lack of full confidence.