Potenciáljával

Potenciáljával is a Hungarian grammatical form that combines the noun “potenciál” with the instrumental suffix “-jával” or “-jával,” which indicates accompaniment or means. The word “potenciál” itself originates from the Latin potentia, meaning power, capacity, or potentiality, and has been adopted into modern Hungarian to describe both literal and figurative potential. When used in the instrumental case, “potenciáljával” translates as “with its potential” or “using its capacity.”

In everyday language, the construction appears in expressions such as “a projekt potenciáljával” (the project’s potential) or “az eszköz potenciáljával” (the device’s potential). It conveys an attribute of something that can be harnessed or applied. The form is common in technical contexts, such as physics or chemistry, where “potenciál” refers to potential energy or potential function; thus one might say “a feszültség potenciáljával” (with the voltage potential). In business or psychology, it is used metaphorically to discuss latent abilities or untapped prospects.

Grammatically, “potenciál” is a masculine noun ending in –l, and the possessive enclitic “-ja” plus the instrumental “-val”/-“-vel” attaches to form “potenciáljával.” The word is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence. Because it represents a general concept rather than a proper name, it is usually treated as a neutral noun in encyclopedic entries. The term’s versatility across disciplines makes it a useful building block for describing capabilities, influences, and the dynamic aspects of objects or ideas.