gráfokkal

Gráfokkal is a Hungarian instrumental plural form of the noun gráf, meaning graph. It is used to indicate means or accompaniment in a statement, translating roughly to “with graphs.” The form is common in academic and data presentation contexts where graphs are used to illustrate or support information.

Etymology and morphology: gráf is a loanword from English graph, itself from the Greek graphe. The plural nominative is gráfok. To express “with graphs,” Hungarian attaches the instrumental plural suffix -kkal, producing gráfokkal. The construction follows Hungarian rules of vowel harmony and assimilation, resulting in the double k in the written form.

Usage and examples: Gráfokkal appears in sentences discussing how data are presented or supported. For example, a researcher might say, “A jelentés gráfokkal illusztrálja az eredményeket,” meaning the report illustrates the results with graphs. It can be used in combination with other means, such as “gráfokkal és diagramokkal,” to emphasize multiple visual aids. In contrast to synonyms like diagramokkal or grafikonokkal, gráfokkal specifically highlights the use of graphs as the visual medium.

Relation to related terms: Gráf, grafikon, diagram, és ábra are related concepts in data visualization. While gráfokkal focuses on the use of graphs as a tool, a grafikon vagy diagram is a specific type of visual representation, whereas gráfokkal describes the means by which information is conveyed.

See also: gráf, grafikon, diagram, ábra, grafika.