Adókatól

"Adókatól" is a Hungarian word that translates to "from taxes" or "of taxes." It is a possessive or locative case of the word "adó," which means "tax." The suffix "-tól" indicates separation or origin. Therefore, "adókatól" signifies being away from, or derived from, taxes.

In practical usage, "adókatól" would describe something that is exempt from taxes, such as "adókatól mentes" meaning "tax-exempt." It can also refer to something that is funded by taxes, implying a source or origin. For instance, a public service might be described as being supported "adókatól," meaning "from taxes." The specific meaning can vary depending on the context of the sentence in which it appears, but the core concept revolves around the relationship to taxation, either in terms of exemption or source of funding. Understanding this grammatical function is key to interpreting Hungarian sentences involving financial or governmental matters.