korlátaitól

The word "korlátaitól" is a Hungarian language term. It is the plural, possessive form of "korlát", meaning "barrier" or "railing". Specifically, "korlátaitól" translates to "from its barriers" or "from its railings".

In Hungarian grammar, the "-tól/-től" suffix indicates a departure from a place or object. The possessive suffix "-i" signifies ownership or association, and the "-tól/-től" is attached again to denote the origin from the possessed object. Therefore, "korlátaitól" implies movement away from the physical barriers or railings belonging to something.

This phrase could appear in various contexts. For example, it might describe someone stepping away from a balcony's railings, a car moving away from guardrails on a road, or even figuratively, a person breaking free from limitations or restrictions, where the "barriers" are metaphorical. The exact meaning is dependent on the surrounding sentence and the broader context in which it is used. Its grammatical structure is a common feature in Hungarian for expressing origin from a possessed entity.