Vállpánttal

Vállpánttal is a Hungarian term that translates to "with a shoulder strap" or "strapped." It refers to an item that is designed to be worn or carried using a strap that goes over the shoulder. This can apply to a wide variety of objects, from bags and backpacks to clothing and even some types of equipment.

In the context of bags, "vállpánttal" indicates that the bag possesses a shoulder strap, allowing for hands-free carrying. This is a common feature for messenger bags, crossbody bags, and many types of purses. The strap's length is often adjustable to accommodate different body types and carrying preferences.

When referring to clothing, a garment described as "vállpánttal" would likely have straps that go over the shoulders. This is typical for dresses, tank tops, or certain styles of overalls. The straps can be thin or wide, decorative or purely functional, depending on the garment's design.

The term can also be used more broadly. For instance, a camera might be described as having a "vállpánttal," meaning it comes with a shoulder strap for ease of transport. Musical instruments, such as guitars or ukuleles, are also often sold with a "vállpánttal." Essentially, any item that utilizes a shoulder strap for support or carrying can be described using this term in Hungarian.