bogároktól

The term "bogároktól" is a Hungarian word. It is the ablative plural form of "bogár," which translates to "beetle" in English. Therefore, "bogároktól" literally means "from the beetles" or "by the beetles."

In Hungarian grammar, the ablative case is used to express origin, separation, or the agent in a passive construction. Thus, "bogároktól" would be used in sentences where something originates from or is done by multiple beetles. For instance, a sentence might describe something being carried away "from the beetles" or being eaten "by the beetles."

The word itself is a straightforward example of Hungarian agglutination, where suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information. "Bogár" is the noun stem, and the "-ok" suffix indicates the plural, while the "-tól" suffix denotes the ablative case.

The usage of "bogároktól" is specific to the Hungarian language and its grammatical structure. It does not have a direct equivalent in English that is a single word; rather, the meaning is conveyed through prepositions and sentence structure. Understanding this word requires knowledge of Hungarian noun declension and case endings.