Példájánál

Példájánál is a Hungarian word that translates to "by its example" or "by the example of it" in English. It is a postpositional phrase formed by combining the word "példa" (example) with the suffix "-jánál" (at/by its). This suffix indicates a location or a point of reference, specifically referring to something belonging to or associated with the preceding noun.

The phrase is used to denote that an action, decision, or outcome is influenced or guided by a specific instance or precedent. For example, one might say that a new policy was created "példájánál" (by the example of) a previous successful initiative. It implies that the preceding example served as a model or a source of inspiration.

In a broader sense, "példájánál" can also refer to learning from someone's actions or character. If someone is praised for their good deeds, another person might be encouraged to act similarly, "példájánál" fogva (following their example). This usage highlights the didactic function of examples, where observing and understanding the consequences or merits of certain actions can lead to emulation or avoidance. The phrase emphasizes the power of illustration and precedent in shaping behavior and understanding.