skánokkal

Skánokkal is a Hungarian word-formation that appears in some texts as the instrumental plural form of a noun skánó (or its plural skánók). It is not a standard lexical item found in major dictionaries, and its precise meaning depends on the underlying referent. Morphologically, skánokkal is built from the stem skánó or skánók plus the instrumental plural suffix -kal/-kkal, with the consonant stem triggering the doubling near -kkal (as in -kal after a final k).

Usage and meaning

If skánó denotes an object, person, or concept, skánokkal would express accompaniment or means—“with skánók” or “by means of skánók,” depending on context. The exact sense is determined by what skánó refers to in a given sentence. In standard Hungarian, instrumental forms with -kal/-kkel are common after consonant stems, and -val/-vel after vowel stems; skánokkal fits the pattern for a consonant-final stem in plural.

Attested occurrences

There are no widely cited, established uses of skánokkal as a fixed lexical item in reference works. When it appears, it is typically in dialect writing, regional speech, or playful/literary contexts rather than as a standard term with a fixed definition.

See also

Hungarian grammar; instrumental case; suffixes -kal/-kkel and -val/-vel.

References

General Hungarian grammar references on instrumental forms and suffixation.