problémáikkal

problémáikkal is a Hungarian word that translates to "with their problems" in English. It is the plural form of the possessive suffix "-uk" (their) combined with the instrumental case suffix "-kal" (with). This grammatical structure indicates that a group of people or entities are experiencing or dealing with their own issues.

The word "problémáikkal" itself does not refer to a specific concept or phenomenon. Instead, it is a descriptive phrase that can be used in a wide variety of contexts to talk about the difficulties faced by multiple subjects. For example, one might encounter this word in a news report discussing a community's challenges, a psychological study examining shared anxieties, or a literary work describing a group of characters navigating their personal struggles.

Understanding "problémáikkal" requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, specifically the use of possessive suffixes and case endings. The suffix "-ik" denotes possession by a third-person plural subject, and the instrumental case suffix "-kal" indicates that something is done *with* or *by means of* the problems mentioned. Therefore, the phrase implies an active engagement with or the presence of these problems affecting the group in question.