Konvencióitól

Konvencióitól is a Hungarian prepositional phrase formed from konvenció (convention) with the plural/genitive suffix and the postposition -tól, meaning from the conventions. The form konvencióitól is used to indicate origin or source of something with reference to multiple conventions, as opposed to a single convention. In practice, it is most common in formal, academic, or legal language when norms, rules, or obligations are described as deriving from a set of conventions rather than from statute or treaty.

Etymology and morphology: the base konvenció denotes a convention or normative practice. The sequence -i- marks a plural/genitive relationship (konvenciói). The suffix -tól attaches to express origin, yielding konvencióitól, the literal sense “from the conventions.” The singular counterpart is konvenciótól (from a convention). The phrase can be combined with nouns to form phrases such as konvencióitól származó követelmények (obligations arising from the conventions) or konvencióitól függő szabályok (rules dependent on the conventions).

Usage: konvencióitól typically appears in discussions of normative frameworks, soft law, or historical analyses where norms are attributed to a body of conventions rather than formal law. It signals that the source of authority, obligation, or influence lies in a collective set of conventions considered together.

See also: konvenció, konvenciótól, konvenciói. These related terms cover the singular form, the plural/genitive variations, and broader discussions of conventions as normative sources.