Szavaiból

Szavaiból is a Hungarian word. It is the genitive plural form of the word "szó," which means "word." Therefore, "szavaiból" literally translates to "from his/her/its words" or "out of his/her/its words." It indicates that something is derived from, or comes from, the speech or statements of a person or entity.

This grammatical construction is commonly used in Hungarian to refer to information, ideas, or conclusions that are based on what someone has said. For example, one might say "A terv a szavaiból derült ki," meaning "The plan became clear from his/her words." It emphasizes the source of the information as being verbal communication.

The word "szavaiból" highlights the importance of spoken language as a means of conveying meaning and substance. It suggests that a deeper understanding or a specific outcome can be obtained by carefully listening to and analyzing what someone communicates verbally. The genitive case here implies possession or origin, attributing the subsequent information or action to the preceding speech.