regiszterrel

Regiszterrel is the instrumental case form of the Hungarian noun regiszter, used to indicate the means or instrument by which an action is performed. The base word regiszter has several related meanings in Hungarian, including a hardware register in computing and a registry or list of records in administrative or data-management contexts. The phrase regiszterrel literally means “with a register” and is used to describe actions carried out using a register or by means of a register.

In computing, regiszter refers to a small, fast storage location inside a processor that holds data, addresses, or control information during instruction execution. In broader contexts, regiszter can denote a registry or official record, such as a list or database of entries. The instrumental form regiszterrel is commonly used in technical writing and documentation to indicate the instrument used to perform a task, for example, a procedure performed regiszterrel or a program operating with registers.

From a grammatical perspective, the instrumental case in Hungarian is formed by adding the suffix -vel/-val or -ral/-rel to the noun, depending on phonetic harmony; for regiszter, the correct form is regiszterrel. The plural instrumental would be regiszterekkel. The term regiszter itself is of Latin origin (registrum), with its Hungarian usage expanding to include computing and administrative senses as technology and administration evolved.

See also: regiszter (in computing), regiszter (in administration), Hungarian grammar on instrumental case.