hangzástól

Hangzástól is a Hungarian grammatical form, specifically the ablative singular of the noun hangzás, which means sound, timbre, or resonance. Hangzás is formed from hang (sound) with the suffix -zás to create a noun referring to the quality or phenomenon of sounding. The ablative suffix -tól denotes origin or source, so hangzástól literally means “from the sound.” The form is created by taking the accusative singular hangzást and adding -tól, resulting in hangzástól. It is not a separate lexical item, but a standard inflected form used in relation to sound as a source or starting point.

Usage and context: Hangzástól is used in sentences that describe origin, source, or dependence tied to sound or auditory characteristics. It appears in both descriptive and technical contexts, such as linguistic analysis, acoustics, or musicology. For example, a sentence like “A beszédértés a hangzástól függ” conveys that speech understanding depends on the sound. Another example could discuss how a signal’s properties vary “a hangzástól függően,” meaning depending on the sound.

See also: Ablative case in Hungarian grammar; hangzás as a base noun meaning sound or timbre.