antennából

Antennabol is a term derived from Hungarian, literally translating to "from the antenna". It is commonly used in informal contexts to describe something received or obtained wirelessly, without a direct physical connection. This can refer to radio waves, television signals, or even data transmitted over Wi-Fi or cellular networks. The phrase often implies a sense of randomness or a lack of specific targeting, as if the information simply "arrived" through the air.

In practical terms, when someone says they got information "antennabol," it means they received it through an antenna, such as a TV antenna picking up broadcast signals, or a radio receiver tuning into a station. It can also be used more broadly to describe the acquisition of information through any wireless means. For instance, if a new software update is downloaded over a Wi-Fi connection, one might humorously say it arrived "antennabol." The term highlights the invisible nature of wireless transmission and the way devices can capture these signals from the surrounding environment. It's a colloquialism that emphasizes the passive reception of signals without direct user intervention in the transmission process.