Rohamokkal

Rohamokkal is a Hungarian grammatical form, the instrumental case of the plural noun roham, meaning “charges” or “assaults.” The word combines rohamok (the plural stem) with the instrumental suffix -kal, yielding rohamokkal. It is used to indicate the means or manner by which an action is performed, roughly translating to “with charges” or “by charges.”

In usage, rohamokkal commonly appears in historical or military descriptions to describe movements or actions carried out through a series of charges. It can also be used metaphorically to convey a forceful, persistent approach or repeated attempts in non-military contexts.

Examples:

- A hadsereg rohamokkal előre tört. (The army advanced with charges.)

- A védők rohamokkal igyekeztek megtartani a pozíciójukat. (The defenders tried to hold their position with charges.)

See also: roham (attack or charge). The term is primarily a grammatical, not a separate concept, and its meaning derives from the base noun roham.