ábécékkel

Ábécékkel is a term that refers to the plural form of the Hungarian word "ábécé," which translates to "alphabet" in English. Therefore, "ábécékkel" literally means "with alphabets" or "using alphabets."

In Hungarian grammar, the "-vel/-val" suffix is used to indicate the instrumental case, meaning "with" or "by means of." When this suffix is attached to "ábécék," the plural of "ábécé," it forms "ábécékkel." This grammatical construction is employed when discussing actions or concepts that involve multiple alphabets or are performed with the assistance of alphabets in general.

For example, one might say "A nyelvtanulók ábécékkel ismerkedtek meg" which translates to "The language learners became acquainted with alphabets." This sentence highlights the use of multiple alphabets in the learning process. Another instance could be discussing the evolution of writing systems, where the concept of "ábécékkel" might be used to describe how different alphabets contributed to the development of written communication. The term is not commonly used in everyday conversation but appears in more specialized or academic contexts related to linguistics, literature, or history.