színétl

színétl is a Hungarian word that translates to "from its color" or "from the color." It is a grammatical construct formed by the noun "szín" (color) and the suffix "-étl," which denotes a partitive ablative case. This case typically indicates origin, separation, or departure from something. Therefore, "színétl" signifies a movement or distinction made in relation to a color.

In practice, the word "színétl" would be used in a sentence to describe something being removed from, separated from, or differing from a particular color. For example, one might say a person's skin had paled "színétl" (from its color), meaning it had lost its usual hue. Another usage could be to describe an object that is distinct "színétl," implying it stands out due to its differing color.

The "-étl" suffix is a less common variant of the ablative case ending in Hungarian, often appearing with possessive suffixes. Its presence indicates a specific grammatical relationship that is crucial for understanding the precise meaning of the phrase within a sentence. The word is not a standalone concept but rather a functional element within Hungarian grammar, highlighting the nuanced ways in which location and origin can be expressed.