építköveivel

The Hungarian word "építköveivel" translates to "with its building blocks" or "with its components" in English. It is the instrumental plural case of the noun "építőkő," which means building stone or constituent element. The word is used to describe something that is constructed or formed from distinct parts. For example, one might say that a complex theory is understood "építköveivel," implying an examination of its fundamental elements and how they fit together.

The term can be applied to both literal and metaphorical structures. In a literal sense, it refers to the materials used in construction, such as bricks, stones, or other elements that make up a building. Metaphorically, "építköveivel" can refer to the foundational ideas, principles, or elements that form a concept, a system, or even a person's character. Understanding something "építköveivel" suggests a deep comprehension of its underlying structure and the individual pieces that contribute to its entirety. The instrumental case "építköveivel" highlights the role of these components as the means by which the larger entity is created or exists.