pecséttel
Pecséttel is the instrumental case form of the Hungarian noun pecsét, meaning “with a seal.” It is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, or to describe something that is sealed or authenticated by means of a seal. In everyday and formal language, pecséttel appears in phrases that emphasize the presence or use of a seal.
Etymology and form: Pecséttel is derived from pecsét with the instrumental suffix -tel, a result of assimilation
Usage: The form is common in official or legal contexts where a seal is relevant, such as
Related senses and forms: The adjective form pecsétes means “sealed” or “stamped” in a more general sense,
In summary, pecséttel is the instrumental form of pecsét used to express that something is done with