hálózatoktól

The Hungarian word "hálózatoktól" translates to "from networks" in English. This grammatical form indicates the ablative case of the plural noun "hálózat," which means "network." In Hungarian grammar, the ablative case is used to express separation, origin, or source. Therefore, "hálózatoktól" signifies movement away from or derivation from multiple networks.

This phrase would be used in sentences to describe something that is originating from or being detached from a collection of networks. For example, if data were being transmitted from various sources, one might say it came "hálózatoktól." Similarly, if an idea or concept emerged from a diverse set of interconnected systems, it could be described as stemming "hálózatoktól." The precise meaning is dependent on the context in which the word is used. It emphasizes the plurality of the networks involved and the sense of departure or source.