Kísérleteikkel

Kísérleteikkel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with their experiments" or "through their experiments." It is the plural form of "kísérlet," meaning experiment, combined with the instrumental case suffix "-eikkel," indicating "with their" or "by their." This grammatical construction is used to denote that an action, outcome, or understanding is achieved through the efforts or observations of a group of people conducting experiments.

The phrase can appear in various contexts, from scientific research to everyday problem-solving. For instance, a scientist might write about how a particular phenomenon was understood "kísérleteikkel" (with their experiments), referring to the collective efforts of their research team. In a more general sense, it could describe how a group learned a new skill or discovered a solution by trying things out. The emphasis is on the empirical process of testing and observation as the means of acquiring knowledge or reaching a conclusion. The use of "kísérleteikkel" highlights the active role of a group in their journey of discovery.