Javaslatoktól

"Javaslatoktól" is the Hungarian word for "from suggestions." It is a grammatical form indicating the ablative case, meaning "from" or "away from" a suggestion or proposal. In Hungarian grammar, suffixes are added to the end of nouns to indicate their case and relationship to other words in a sentence. The "-tól" suffix is one of the ablative case endings, used after words ending in certain vowels or consonants.

For example, if someone has a suggestion, the word for "suggestion" might be "javaslat." To say "from the suggestion," you would add the "-tól" suffix, resulting in "javaslattól." This grammatical form is crucial for conveying spatial, temporal, or causal relationships in Hungarian sentences. It can be used literally, as in moving away from a physical suggestion, or figuratively, to indicate a departure from an idea or course of action. The usage of "-tól" versus its variant "-től" depends on vowel harmony rules within the Hungarian language. Words with back vowels typically take "-tól," while those with front vowels take "-től." Therefore, "javaslat," having back vowels, correctly uses the "-tól" ending. Understanding these case endings is fundamental to comprehending and constructing grammatically correct Hungarian sentences.