Többessel

Többessel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with more" or "with many." It is a postposition in the Hungarian language, indicating plurality or abundance in relation to a noun. For example, "könyvvel" means "with a book," while "könyvekkel" means "with books." The suffix "-vel" or "-val" is the instrumental case marker in Hungarian, and when attached to a plural noun form (ending in "-k" before the case marker), it becomes "-kkel" or "-kkal." The word "többessel" specifically uses this plural instrumental form.

The concept of "with more" can be applied in various contexts. It can signify the presence of a greater quantity of something, such as "emberekkel" (with people) implying multiple individuals. It can also denote participation or accompaniment. For instance, if someone arrives "vendégekkel" (with guests), it means they are not alone but accompanied by others. Understanding the nuances of such postpositions is crucial for comprehending Hungarian grammar and its ability to express complex relationships between words. The word itself, "többessel," directly embodies the idea of multiplicity.