Fáradásból

Fáradásból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from fatigue" or "out of tiredness" in English. It is a compound word formed by the noun fáradtság (fatigue, tiredness) and the suffix -ból, which indicates origin or material. The suffix -ból is used when the preceding word ends in a back vowel.

This word is used in sentences to explain the reason behind an action or state. For example, someone might say "Fáradtságból elaludtam" which means "I fell asleep from tiredness." It can also be used to describe a decision or behavior that stems from being exhausted. "Csak fáradtságból mondtam igent" translates to "I only said yes out of tiredness." The context in which fáradásból is used is crucial for understanding the precise nuance. It signifies that the preceding state of fatigue is the direct cause or motivation for what follows. It's a common expression used in everyday Hungarian to convey the impact of exhaustion on one's actions and choices.