Céljaiktól

Céljaiktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from their goals" or "from their objectives" in English. It is a possessive and directional form of the noun "cél," meaning "goal" or "objective." The suffix "-jaiktól" indicates a plural possessor ("their") and a directional aspect ("from").

The word is used to express the idea of deviating from, moving away from, or being detached from one's intended aims or purposes. For example, one might say "A politikus eltávolodott a céljaitól," meaning "The politician moved away from their goals." This implies a loss of focus, a change in priorities, or a failure to pursue what was initially intended.

In a broader sense, "céljaiktól" can refer to individuals, groups, or even abstract entities losing sight of their aspirations. It can be used in discussions about personal development, organizational strategy, or societal progress. Understanding the context in which "céljaiktól" is used is crucial for interpreting its precise meaning. It highlights a disconnect between intention and action, or between a desired future state and the current reality.