útfelülettel

útfelülettel is a Hungarian term that translates to "with road surface" or "having a road surface" in English. It is a grammatical construction used to indicate that something possesses or is associated with a road surface. This phrase typically appears in contexts describing infrastructure, construction, or vehicles.

For example, when discussing the condition of a road, one might use útfelülettel to describe its quality, such as "jó útfelülettel rendelkezik," meaning "it possesses a good road surface." In the context of vehicles, it could be used to describe how a vehicle interacts with the road, like "gépjármű a sima útfelülettel haladt," translating to "the vehicle moved on the smooth road surface."

The term itself is composed of two parts: "út" meaning "road" and "felület" meaning "surface." The "-tel" suffix is a common Hungarian instrumental case ending, indicating "with" or "by means of." Therefore, útfelülettel literally means "with road surface." It is a descriptive and functional term within the Hungarian language, particularly relevant in discussions related to transportation and engineering.