hhatásával

The term "hhatásával" is a Hungarian grammatical construct. It is the instrumental case, singular form of the word "hatás," which means "effect" or "influence." In Hungarian grammar, the instrumental case is often used to indicate the means by which an action is performed or the agent causing something. Therefore, "hhatásával" literally translates to "by its effect" or "with its influence."

This form is appended to a noun or pronoun to show that the preceding entity is the cause or method of something. For example, if one were to describe how a certain policy led to a positive outcome, they might use "hhatásával" to indicate that the policy itself was the instrument of that outcome. The suffix "-ával" is added to words ending in a vowel to form the instrumental case. Understanding this grammatical function is key to interpreting Hungarian sentences where this word appears. It signals a cause-and-effect relationship or the tool or method employed.