légáramlatokból

Légáramlatokból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from air currents" or "from airflows." It generally refers to phenomena or effects that originate from or are influenced by the movement of air. This can encompass a wide range of natural and man-made processes.

In meteorology, légáramlatokból can describe the source of weather patterns, such as the formation of clouds from rising warm air or the movement of weather systems carried by prevailing winds. It can also relate to the dispersal of pollutants or airborne particles, where their spread is dictated by atmospheric circulation.

The term might also be used in contexts related to aerodynamics, such as how an aircraft's design is influenced by air currents or how wind turbines harness energy from airflows. In a more figurative sense, légáramlatokból could imply something that arises or spreads subtly, much like an unseen current of air. For example, a new idea or trend might be described as originating from "légáramlatokból" if it seems to have emerged spontaneously from the general atmosphere of public opinion or intellectual discourse. The specific meaning is highly dependent on the context in which it is used.