kivágással

kivágással is a Hungarian word that translates to "with cutting out" or "by cutting out" in English. It is a verbal noun or adverbial form derived from the verb "kivág," which means "to cut out," "to chop down," or "to carve out." The "-ással/-éssel" suffix indicates the instrumental case, signifying the manner or method by which an action is performed.

The specific meaning of kivágással depends heavily on the context. For instance, in the context of crafts or design, it might refer to creating a shape or pattern by cutting it out from a material such as paper, fabric, or wood. In a more literal sense, such as in forestry or gardening, it could describe the act of removing a tree or a section of a plant by cutting it. If discussing a document or text, kivágással could refer to removing a portion by cutting it out.

The grammatical function of kivágással is typically adverbial, modifying a verb to explain how something is done. For example, "A mintát kivágással készítettem" translates to "I made the pattern by cutting it out." It can also function as a verbal noun, though this is less common in everyday usage. Understanding the root verb "kivág" and the instrumental case ending is key to deciphering the meaning of kivágással in any given Hungarian sentence.