Forgásoktól

Forgásoktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from rotations" or "from twists" in English. It is the plural ablative form of the word "forgás," which means rotation, spin, or twist. The word itself implies a departure or separation from a state of rotation or twisting.

In a physical context, "forgásoktól" might be used to describe the process of stopping a spinning object or the act of unwinding something that was twisted. For example, one might say a machine is now operating without rotations, meaning it has ceased to spin. Similarly, it could refer to the relief from a complex or confusing situation that felt like a "twist" or "turn" of events.

The word can also appear in more abstract or metaphorical uses. If someone is described as being "forgásoktól mentes," it suggests they are free from complications, turmoil, or deceptive maneuvers. It signifies a state of clarity or straightforwardness, having moved away from any potentially disorienting rotational or twisting elements. The specific meaning of "forgásoktól" is highly dependent on the surrounding sentence and the context in which it is used.