Sorrendekkel

Sorrendekkel is a Hungarian grammatical form formed from the noun sorrend, meaning order or sequence, combined with the plural ending and the instrumental suffix. The word literally means “with orders” or “with sequences” and is used to refer to multiple arrangements of items or elements.

Morphology and usage notes: The base word sorrend is pluralized to sorrendek, and the instrumental plural suffix -kel is added to produce sorrendekkel. This construction is used to indicate accompaniment or means in the sense of “in combination with different orders” or “using several sequences.” The form is common in technical and analytical writing where different arrangements of data or elements are being considered.

Contexts of use: In linguistics and language studies, sorrendekkel can describe analyses that compare different word orders or syntactic arrangements. In mathematics, computer science, and data analysis, it appears when discussing permutations, sorting orders, or alternative sequences used to organize data. The phrase emphasizes the multiplicity of orders rather than a single arrangement.

Examples: Különböző sorrendekkel rendezve az adatokat, a kutatók más eredményeket láttak. A feladat megoldásához sorrendekkel együtt is meg lehet vizsgálni a tételeket, hogy lássuk, hogyan befolyásolja az eredményt a sorrend.

Notes: Sorrendekkel hasonló konstrukciók, mint másodlagos mondatkérdések vagy komparatív vizsgálatokat kifejező kifejezések, gyakran előfordulnak technikai szövegekben és tudományos írásban.