károsodástól

károsodástól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from damage" or "from harm" in English. It is the ablative case of the noun károsodás, which means damage, harm, injury, or impairment. The ablative case in Hungarian is used to indicate separation or origin, similar to prepositions like "from" or "out of" in English.

Therefore, károsodástól signifies a state or situation that is protected from or has been removed from damage or harm. It can be used in various contexts. For example, one might speak of protecting something károsodástól, meaning to protect it from damage. Alternatively, it could refer to a situation that has recovered or been freed from harm, as in "the economy is recovering károsodástól," implying it is recovering from damage.

The word's usage depends heavily on the preceding verb or prepositional phrase that dictates the use of the ablative case. It is a fundamental grammatical form for expressing the concept of being free from or removed from negative consequences, whether physical, financial, or otherwise. Understanding károsodástól requires recognizing its role as an inflection of the noun károsodás, indicating a departure or exemption from a state of damage.