Fajától

Fajától is a Hungarian postpositional form derived from the noun fajta (breed, variety) together with the ablative suffix -tól. The combined form fajától literally means “from the breed” and is used to indicate origin, source, or dependence on a particular breed or variety. The construction is most common in contexts involving animals, plants, agricultural products, and other categories where classification by breed or variety is relevant.

Morphology and usage notes: Fajta serves as the base word, and the suffix -tól marks origin or source. In standard orthography the form is fajától. In sentences it functions as a postposed element that can relate to a noun or clause, often answering questions such as where something comes from or what it depends on. For example, one might encounter phrases like “A minőség fajától függ” or “A termék fajától függ,” meaning that the quality or characteristics depend on the breed or variety.

Contexts and examples: Fajától is especially common in discussions of breeding, horticultural varieties, and product labeling where differences between breeds or varieties matter. It can appear in both descriptive and evaluative statements, linking features to their originating breed or variety. While its use is most natural with explicit reference to a breed or variety, it can also appear in broader discussions of categorization by type.

See also: fajta; ablativus (Hungarian suffix -tól); Hungarian postpositions; language of classification in Hungarian.