inputoktól

Inputoktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from the input" or "from the entry" in English. It is a common grammatical construction used to indicate origin or the source of something. The word is formed by combining the noun "input" (meaning input, entry, or contribution) with the possessive suffix "-ok" and the ablative case suffix "-tól". The "-ok" suffix indicates plurality, but in this context, it functions more like a possessive form, implying "of the input" or "related to the input." The "-tól" suffix signifies separation or origin, similar to "from" in English.

The usage of inputoktól is typically found in sentences where something is being derived, taken, or influenced by a preceding piece of information or data. For example, one might say "Az adat a rendszer inputoktól származik," which means "The data originates from the system's inputs." This construction emphasizes that the source of the data is specifically the collection of inputs provided. It is a direct and functional way to express a source of information or origin within the Hungarian language. The term itself is a straightforward example of how Hungarian uses suffixes to convey grammatical relationships and nuances.