Kínálásával

Kínálásával is a Hungarian word that translates to "offering" or "presenting" in English. It is the instrumental case of the word "kínálás," which means offering or presentation. This grammatical form is used when the word "kínálás" is the object of a preposition or when it functions as the means by which something is done. For example, one might say they achieved success through "kínálásával" of a new product, meaning "by the offering of a new product."

The word itself is derived from the verb "kínálni," meaning to offer, to present, or to treat (someone to something). The suffix "-ás" denotes an action or a process, making "kínálás" the act of offering. The instrumental case ending "-val/-vel" is added to indicate that the offering is the instrument or means by which something else occurs.

In common usage, "kínálásával" can refer to the act of offering a gift, a service, an opportunity, or even a proposal. The specific context will determine the precise meaning. For instance, it could describe the way a company presented its latest innovation to the public or how an individual extended hospitality to guests. The word emphasizes the action of making something available or accessible to others.