Szokottól

Szokottól is a Hungarian word that translates to "habitually," "usually," or "customarily" in English. It functions as an adverb, indicating that an action or state of being occurs regularly or according to a common practice. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "szokni," which means "to be accustomed to" or "to get used to."

The usage of "szokottól" emphasizes a pattern of behavior or a typical occurrence. For instance, one might say "Ő szokottól későn ébred" which translates to "He usually wakes up late." This implies that waking up late is his usual routine. Similarly, "Ez szokottól eltérő" means "This is different from usual," highlighting a deviation from the norm.

"Szokottól" can also be used in contexts describing established customs or traditions. When something is done "szokottól," it suggests it is in line with what is generally done or expected. The word plays a crucial role in conveying a sense of regularity, routine, and adherence to established practices within the Hungarian language. Its presence helps to paint a clearer picture of the frequency and typicality of events or actions being described.