szánttól

The word "szántott" is the past participle of the Hungarian verb "szántani," which translates to "to plow" or "to till" in English. Therefore, "szántott" describes something that has been plowed or tilled. It is used to denote land that has undergone the agricultural process of preparing the soil for cultivation by turning it over with a plow. For example, "szántott föld" would mean "plowed land" or "tilled soil." The term is central to agricultural vocabulary in Hungary, referring to a fundamental step in crop production. It signifies a past action, indicating that the plowing has already occurred. The word can also be used metaphorically, though less commonly, to suggest that something has been thoroughly examined or worked over. However, its primary and most frequent usage relates to the act of preparing agricultural fields.