Jelmondatából

Jelmondatából is a Hungarian term that translates to "from his/her/their motto" or "from the motto of" in English. It is a possessive or genitive form derived from the word "jelmondat," which means "motto." This phrase is used in contexts where one is referencing a statement or principle that a person, group, or organization adopts as their guiding belief or aim.

The phrase "jelmondatából" indicates that the information or idea being discussed originates from or is inspired by a specific motto. For example, one might say that a particular action was taken "jelmondatából" if that action directly reflects the principles laid out in the person's or group's motto. It's a way of attributing the source of an idea or behavior to a declared guiding principle.

Understanding "jelmondatából" requires recognizing the significance of a motto in conveying core values, aspirations, or a mission statement. When this phrase is used, it implies that the motto serves as a foundational element for understanding the subsequent discussion or action. It is commonly encountered in Hungarian discourse when discussing the motivations or guiding philosophies behind various entities.