Miniszterrel

Miniszterrel is a colloquial and informal term in Hungarian, primarily used to refer to a minister of government. It is the instrumental case of the word "miniszter," meaning minister. The "-rel" suffix in Hungarian indicates "with" or "by means of." Therefore, "miniszterrel" literally translates to "with a minister" or "by a minister."

In everyday conversation, Hungarians might use this term when discussing an event, decision, or situation involving a government minister. For example, someone might say "Találkoztam a miniszterrel," meaning "I met with the minister." It's also common to hear phrases like "a miniszterrel való egyeztetés" which translates to "consultation with the minister."

The term is not used in formal governmental or legal contexts, where the nominative form "miniszter" is preferred. The instrumental case is more common in spoken language and informal writing when expressing the agent or accompanying person in an action related to a minister. The usage is straightforward, reflecting the grammatical function of the instrumental case in Hungarian.