Koruktól

Koruktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from the rock" or "from the stone." It is not a common standalone word used in everyday conversation, but rather appears as a locative case ending attached to a noun meaning "rock" or "stone." The suffix "-tól" or "-től" in Hungarian indicates origin or separation from a place or object. Therefore, "koruktól" would imply something originating or being moved away from a rock or stone.

In certain contexts, "koruktól" might be used metaphorically. For instance, it could suggest a difficult or unyielding origin, or perhaps a situation that has been overcome. However, without more specific context, its literal meaning of "from the rock" is the primary interpretation. The word itself does not refer to a specific place, object, or concept independent of its grammatical function. Its usage is entirely dependent on the noun it modifies, which in this case would be related to "kő" (stone) or "szikla" (rock). The spelling might also vary slightly depending on the specific noun it is attached to, but the core meaning of origin from a stony surface remains.