hipotézissel

Hipotézissel is the instrumental form of the Hungarian noun hipotézis, meaning “with a hypothesis.” It functions as a grammatical form used to indicate the basis, means, or starting point of an action or reasoning. In scholarly and analytical writing, hipotézissel is often employed to show that a statement, method, or interpretation proceeds from a hypothesis rather than from established fact. The construction is common in scientific, philosophical, and theoretical discourse.

Usage and typical contexts

- It is used with verbs and adjectives that describe how conclusions are drawn, how investigations proceed, or how arguments are framed. Examples include phrases such as hipotézissel kiindulva (starting from a hypothesis), hipotézissel alátámasztva (supported by a hypothesis), and hipotézissel alapozva (based on a hypothesis).

- It can accompany nouns to form noun phrases, such as hipotézissel kiinduló vizsgálat (a study that starts from a hypothesis) or hipotézissel alátámasztott következtetések (conclusions supported by a hypothesis).

- In translation or cross-disciplinary use, toxically similar expressions may appear as “with a hypothesis” or “on the basis of a hypothesis,” but hipotézissel remains the standard Hungarian instrumental form.

Etymology and relation to other forms

- The term derives from hipotézis, which comes from Greek through Latin. The instrumental suffix -ssel/-sszel marks means or basis in Hungarian. The plural instrumental form would be hipotézisekkel, meaning “with hypotheses.”

See also

- Hipotézis (hypothesis)

- Hungarian grammar: instrumental case

- Scientific reasoning and hypothesis-based methodology

Note: Hipotézissel is a grammatical construct rather than a separate scientific concept; its meaning depends on the surrounding context and the accompanying verbs or adjectives.