Padlóval

Padlóval is a Hungarian instrumental form of the noun padló, meaning floor. It is used to indicate instrument, means, or a surface or material involved in a described action. The suffix -val/-vel attaches to a word ending in a vowel, so padló becomes padlóval. The form is common in technical, architectural, and interior-design language, as well as in everyday descriptions of spaces and construction.

In grammatical terms, padlóval functions as an instrumental expression, indicating how something is done or what material or surface is involved. It is frequently found in phrases describing work performed with flooring or on floors, as well as in descriptions of surfaces treated with flooring material. In practical usage, padlóval often appears in compound constructions such as padlóval burkolt felület (surface covered with flooring) or padlóval borított részek (parts coated with floor material).

Typical contexts include architecture, renovation, product specifications, and trade writing, where the emphasis is on the type of flooring, its installation, or its effect on a space. The term helps to specify the means or material connected to the described action, without requiring a separate preposition.

Examples of usage include: A padlóval burkolt helyiségek könnyen tisztíthatók. Új padlóval történő burkolás során a technikusok figyelnek a vízzárásra. A padlóval borított felületek karbantartása rendszeres feladat a modern építészetben.