Megnyilvánulásaitól

Megnyilvánulásaitól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from its manifestations" or "from their manifestations" in English. It is a possessive form derived from the noun "megnyilvánulás," which means "manifestation," "expression," or "appearance." The suffix "-aitól" indicates the plural possessive dative case, signifying "from" or "away from" something belonging to multiple entities or a singular entity with multiple aspects.

This term is often used in contexts discussing the observable effects, symptoms, or expressions of a phenomenon, idea, or entity. For instance, it could be used when describing the various ways a disease presents itself, the different forms a philosophical concept takes, or the observable actions stemming from a particular personality trait. The specific meaning is heavily dependent on the preceding noun or pronoun to which it refers. It implies a detachment or observation from these outward displays.

The grammatical structure highlights a relationship of origin or source. Something is perceived, understood, or evaluated based on what it shows or expresses. Therefore, when encountering "megnyilvánulásaitól," one should consider what singular or plural subject is being discussed and how its outward appearances or actions are being described in relation to a particular context. It is a term that emphasizes the observable and the consequential.