immunitásból

The Hungarian word "immunitásból" translates to "from immunity" or "due to immunity" in English. It is the ablative case of the noun "immunitás," which means immunity. This grammatical form indicates a cause or origin. For instance, one might say that a certain outcome occurred "immunitásból," meaning it happened because of the presence of immunity.

In a biological context, "immunitásból" would refer to a situation where a person or organism is protected from a disease due to their immune system. For example, if someone recovers from an illness and subsequently develops immunity, any future encounters with that specific pathogen might be overcome "immunitásból." This signifies that the body's defense mechanisms, having previously encountered the threat, are now capable of preventing infection or severe symptoms.

The concept is central to understanding how vaccines work. After vaccination, the body develops immunity, and subsequent exposure to the disease is often prevented "immunitásból." The term can also be used in legal or social contexts, where "immunitás" refers to exemption from certain obligations or prosecution. In such cases, "immunitásból" would describe an action or decision made as a consequence of possessing that immunity.