szabóval

The term "szabóval" is a Hungarian grammatical form. It is the instrumental case, singular, of the word "szabó." "Szabó" itself is a common Hungarian surname and also means "tailor" in the Hungarian language. Therefore, "szabóval" literally translates to "with a tailor" or "by a tailor."

In Hungarian grammar, the instrumental case is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed. For example, one might say "A ruhát szabóval varrtam" which translates to "I sewed the dress with a tailor" or "I sewed the dress by a tailor." This implies the tailor was the agent or the tool used in the action of sewing.

The suffix "-val" or "-vel" is added to nouns to form the instrumental case, depending on vowel harmony rules in Hungarian. In the case of "szabó," the suffix "-val" is used. This grammatical case is essential for conveying specific meanings related to agency and instrumentality within Hungarian sentences.