halmazával

The term "halmazával" is the instrumental case singular form of the Hungarian word "halmaz," which translates to "set" in English. In mathematics, a set is a fundamental concept referring to a collection of distinct objects, which are known as elements or members of the set. The instrumental case in Hungarian is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, or in some contexts, a accompanying presence. Therefore, "halmazával" implies "with its set," "by means of its set," or "accompanied by its set."

In a sentence, "halmazával" would be used to describe something related to a specific set. For example, if one were discussing the properties of a particular mathematical object and how those properties are defined or analyzed in relation to a specific collection of elements, the phrase "halmazával" might appear. It signifies that the set is being used as a tool, a context, or a definitional basis for further description or operation. The specific meaning would be highly dependent on the surrounding grammatical structure and the overall context of the discourse.