Bájtokból

Bájtokból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from charms" or "of charms." It is a possessive form derived from the noun "báj," which means charm, allure, or enchantment. The suffix "-tok" indicates possession, and the "-ból" suffix signifies origin or belonging to a category. Therefore, "bájtokból" literally means "out of charms" or "belonging to the group of charms."

This phrase can be used in various contexts. It might refer to something that originates from a magical or enchanting source, implying that its qualities are derived from inherent charm or attractiveness. For example, one could say a story is woven "bájtokból," suggesting it is filled with enchanting elements and captivating narratives. Alternatively, it could describe objects or beings that are composed of or imbued with charms. The exact meaning would depend heavily on the surrounding sentence and the intended nuance. In a more abstract sense, it can also imply that something is made up of or characterized by an abundance of charm.