irányultságtól

Irányultságtól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from direction" or "away from direction." It is a derivative form of the word "irányultság," which means "directionality" or "orientation." The suffix "-tól/-től" indicates a starting point or origin, similar to the English prepositions "from" or "away from."

In its grammatical function, "irányultságtól" is used to denote the source or origin of a movement, influence, or perception. For instance, one might say that a certain feeling originates "from a specific direction" or that an object is moved "away from a particular orientation." The choice between the "-tól" and "-től" endings depends on vowel harmony rules in Hungarian. If the preceding word ends in a front vowel (e, i, ö, ü), then "-től" is used. If it ends in a back vowel (a, á, o, ó, u, ú), then "-tól" is used.

The concept of "irányultságtól" can be applied in various contexts, including spatial relationships, abstract concepts, and even in technical or scientific descriptions where directional origins are important. It emphasizes the departure from a reference point or a specific orientation. Understanding this word requires familiarity with Hungarian grammar, particularly its case system and vowel harmony.