Vagyonával

Vagyonával is a Hungarian word that translates to "with his/her/their wealth" or "with his/her/their assets" in English. It is the instrumental case of the word "vagyon," which means wealth, fortune, property, or assets. The suffix "-ával" indicates the instrumental case, denoting "by means of" or "with."

The phrase "vagyonával" is commonly used in contexts related to financial matters, inheritance, legal proceedings, or describing how someone uses their financial resources. For example, one might say that a person contributed to a charity "vagyonával," meaning they donated a significant portion of their wealth. Similarly, in a legal context, it could refer to how someone is being compensated or how their assets are being divided "vagyonával." The specific meaning can be inferred from the surrounding sentence and the context in which it appears. It emphasizes the financial standing or possessions of the subject as a means or characteristic of an action or situation.