hangzással

Hangzással is a Hungarian word-form, serving as the instrumental case of hangzás, which means sound, sonority, or timbre. The form denotes the means, manner, or accompaniment through which something is produced or perceived, particularly with reference to auditory qualities.

In linguistic and literary contexts, hangzással is used to describe how the sound quality of speech, poetry, or rhetoric contributes to overall effect. In music and acoustics, hangzás often refers to timbre or the distinctive color of a sound; hangzással can describe performing, producing, or evaluating something through its sonic characteristics or tone color.

Morphology and usage notes: hangzással is formed from hangzás plus the instrumental suffix -val/-vel, with assimilation to the stem. It is common in formal or descriptive registers, including criticism, musicology, phonetics, and rhetoric. It may appear in phrases that pair sound quality with other modifiers, such as rhythm, emphasis, or dynamics, to specify how sound operates in a given context.

See also: hangzás, hangzásvilág, hangszín, timbre. The related terms help situate hangzással within discussions of auditory quality, sound design, and vocal or instrumental presentation in Hungarian.