sziklákkal

sziklákkal is a Hungarian word that translates to "with rocks" or "among rocks" in English. It is a plural form, specifically the instrumental plural of the noun "szikla," which means "rock." This grammatical construction indicates the presence of or interaction with multiple rocks.

The word might appear in various contexts in Hungarian. For example, it could describe a landscape that is rocky or strewn with stones. A sentence like "A ház sziklákkal volt körülvéve" would mean "The house was surrounded by rocks." It can also denote an action taking place in the presence of rocks, such as "A hegyvidék sziklákkal tarkított" which translates to "The mountainous region is dotted with rocks."

In a more figurative sense, "sziklákkal" could imply facing challenges or difficulties, as rocks can symbolize obstacles. However, its primary and most common usage pertains to the literal presence or association with geological formations. The instrumental case in Hungarian often signifies the means by which something is done or the accompaniment to an action or state, and "sziklákkal" functions in this manner when referring to rocks.