tornyokból

tornyokból is a Hungarian word and is the plural form of "torony", meaning tower. Therefore, "tornyokból" directly translates to "from towers" or "out of towers". This phrase would be used in sentences to indicate movement or origin from a plural number of towers. For example, one might say "madarak repültek ki a tornyokból" which translates to "birds flew out of the towers". The word itself does not refer to a specific object or concept but rather a grammatical construction indicating the ablative case (from) applied to the plural form of tower. It is a common grammatical element in the Hungarian language, which uses suffixes to denote case rather than prepositions as frequently seen in English. The concept of towers themselves can vary greatly, from ancient fortifications to modern skyscrapers, and "tornyokból" simply describes a situation involving multiple such structures. The specific context in which "tornyokból" is used will determine the precise meaning and imagery conveyed.