korlátozástól

Korlátozástól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from restriction" or "from limitation" in English. It is the ablative singular form of the noun korlátozás, which means restriction, limitation, or constraint. The ablative case in Hungarian grammar indicates separation, origin, or removal from something. Therefore, when used in a sentence, "korlátozástól" implies that something is happening or has happened in a state of being free from a particular restriction or limitation.

For instance, one might say "a korlátozástól megszabadult" which translates to "freed from the restriction." This phrase would describe a situation where a previous constraint or barrier has been removed, allowing for a state of freedom or unhindered action. The concept of "korlátozástól" is fundamental in understanding how Hungarian expresses the absence or removal of limitations in various contexts, from physical barriers to abstract regulations or personal inhibitions. Its usage highlights the grammatical flexibility of the Hungarian language in conveying nuanced meanings of origin and separation.