Állandóságától

Állandóságától is a Hungarian word that translates to "from its constancy" or "from its permanence" in English. It is the ablative case of the noun állandóság, which means constancy, permanence, stability, or steadiness. The ablative case in Hungarian typically indicates separation, origin, or cause. Therefore, "állandóságától" suggests something is happening *because of* or *away from* a state of constancy.

This phrase would be used in contexts where a change or a departure from a stable or consistent situation is being described. For example, one might say a person has changed "állandóságától" if they are no longer behaving in their usual, consistent manner. Similarly, a system might deviate "állandóságától" if it begins to experience instability or unpredictability. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and the subject being discussed. It implies a movement or a consequence that stems from the loss or absence of something that was previously fixed or unchanging. The word itself highlights a fundamental concept in language, the use of case endings to convey nuanced grammatical relationships and meanings.