Megnyilvánulásaival

Megnyilvánulásaival is a Hungarian word that translates to "with its manifestations" or "through its manifestations" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "megnyilvánulás," which means "manifestation," "expression," or "appearance." The "-val/-vel" suffix indicates instrumental case, meaning "by means of," "with," or "through."

This phrase is often used in contexts where something intangible or abstract becomes visible or perceptible. For example, one might speak of a person's character being revealed through their actions and words, or of a societal problem becoming apparent through specific events. The word "megnyilvánulásaival" therefore suggests that the subject in question is understood or assessed based on how it presents itself or how its effects become known.

The specific meaning can vary depending on the broader context in which it appears. It could refer to the ways in which a disease shows its symptoms, how a philosophical idea is expressed in practice, or how a natural phenomenon makes itself known. The grammatical structure emphasizes the agency or process through which something is revealed or becomes evident. It highlights the observable aspects or outcomes that allow us to understand something that might otherwise be hidden or less obvious.