Szárnyával

Szárnyával is a Hungarian word. It translates to "with its wing" or "with her wing" in English. The word is derived from "szárny," meaning "wing," and the suffix "-val/-vel," which indicates instrumental or comitative case, suggesting accompaniment or the use of something.

In Hungarian grammar, the instrumental case often denotes the means by which an action is performed. Therefore, "szárnyával" would typically be used in a sentence describing an action done using a wing. For example, "A madár szárnyával repült" translates to "The bird flew with its wing." The possessive aspect, "with her wing," is also possible depending on the context and the gender assigned to the subject in Hungarian, which is not always tied to biological sex.

The word can appear in various contexts, from literal descriptions of avian or insect flight to more metaphorical uses. Metaphorically, it could refer to being carried or supported by something resembling a wing or a protective cover. The specific nuance of "szárnyával" would be entirely dependent on the surrounding sentence and the overall context of the communication. It is a common and functional word in the Hungarian language, essential for describing actions involving wings or wing-like structures.