sziklából

Sziklából is a Hungarian word and a common element in place names throughout Hungary and neighboring countries with Hungarian populations. It directly translates to "from rock" or "of rock" in English. This suffix is often appended to geographical features, particularly hills, mountains, or areas characterized by rocky terrain. For instance, a place named "Várhegy Sziklából" might indicate a castle hill composed of or notable for its rocky structure.

The use of "sziklából" in toponymy highlights the geological characteristics of a location. It serves as a descriptor, informing potential visitors or inhabitants about the nature of the land. This can be important for understanding historical settlement patterns, agricultural practices, or even defensive strategies, as rocky areas often offer natural fortifications. The prevalence of this suffix suggests that rock formations have been a significant aspect of the Hungarian landscape and have played a role in how people have named and interacted with their environment over centuries. While not a proper noun itself, "sziklából" is a valuable linguistic clue to understanding the physical geography and naming conventions of the region.