Szemünkkel

Szemünkkel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with our eyes" or "by our eyes" in English. It is a grammatical form derived from the noun "szem," meaning "eye." The "-ünk" suffix indicates possession by the first-person plural ("our"), and the "-kel" suffix denotes the instrumental case, signifying the means by which something is done.

Therefore, "szemünkkel" specifically refers to an action or perception performed using our eyes. For instance, one might say "Mi szemünkkel látjuk a világot" which translates to "We see the world with our eyes." This phrase emphasizes the role of vision as the primary sense of perception for humans. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe how something is perceived or understood, implying a visual or observational approach to comprehension. However, its literal meaning of using one's eyes for seeing is its most common application. The grammatical construction of "szemünkkel" is a standard example of Hungarian inflection, showcasing how suffixes are added to root words to convey complex grammatical information.