partvonalától

Partvonalától is a Hungarian term that translates to "from the coastline" or "from the shoreline." It describes a position or location that is away from, or originating from, the edge of a body of water. This could refer to land situated inland from the sea, a lake, or a river.

The phrase is often used in geographical contexts to distinguish between coastal regions and interior areas. For example, a description of flora or fauna might specify whether a particular species is found only partvonalától, meaning inland, or if it is also present along the immediate coast. Similarly, in discussions about human settlement or economic activity, it can differentiate between port cities or coastal communities and areas further from the water.

The specific meaning can depend on the context. If discussing a geographical feature, it implies a distance from the water's edge. In a more abstract sense, it can sometimes be used metaphorically to denote a departure from a boundary or a starting point, though its primary and most common usage is literal and geographical.