korlátjaival

The Hungarian word "korlátjaival" translates to "with its barriers" or "with its railings" in English. It is the instrumental plural form of the noun "korlát," which means barrier, railing, fence, or guardrail.

The usage of "korlátjaival" often implies a context where these barriers are actively involved in an action or situation. For example, it could describe how something is supported by railings, how something is fenced off with barriers, or how a person is interacting with or being hindered by railings. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and the general context.

In a literal sense, "korlátjaival" might refer to the physical act of using railings for support, such as holding onto them while walking on a bridge or stairs. Figuratively, it can denote limitations or restrictions. When something is described as being done "korlátjaival," it suggests that its actions or possibilities are defined or constrained by these "barriers." This could apply to abstract concepts like societal norms or personal limitations.