relevánsaktól

relevánsaktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from the relevant" or "from what is relevant." It is the ablative case of the word "releváns," which itself is derived from the Latin "relevans," meaning "lifting" or "concerning." In its usage, "relevánsaktól" indicates a starting point or origin that is connected to something pertinent or important within a given context.

The phrase is typically employed in sentences to distinguish information, actions, or entities that are derived from or are a consequence of a relevant source, as opposed to those that are not. For example, one might discuss the data obtained "relevánsaktól" (from the relevant sources) when referring to research or analysis. Similarly, in a discussion about decision-making, a choice might be made based on factors "relevánsaktól" (from what is relevant).

The grammatical structure involves the noun "releváns" taking on the ablative suffix "-tól/-től" (depending on vowel harmony) to denote separation or origin. This grammatical feature is common in Hungarian to express a wide range of relationships, including spatial, temporal, and abstract connections. Understanding the context in which "relevánsaktól" is used is crucial for accurately interpreting its meaning.