városoktól

Városoktól is a Hungarian word and a grammatical form. It is the plural of "város," meaning "city" or "town," and it is in the ablative case. The ablative case in Hungarian typically indicates "from" or "away from." Therefore, "városoktól" translates to "from cities" or "from towns."

This grammatical construction is used when describing movement away from multiple urban centers, or when indicating a separation or origin related to cities in general. For example, one might say that a person has moved "városoktól" to the countryside, meaning they have moved away from cities. Similarly, a certain tradition might originate "városoktól," implying it is not a rural custom.

The word's usage is specific to Hungarian grammar, where case endings are crucial for conveying meaning. Understanding the function of the ablative case is key to correctly interpreting sentences containing "városoktól." It denotes a spatial or abstract departure from plural urban entities. The concept of "városoktól" is a fundamental aspect of Hungarian sentence structure and contributes to the language's rich inflectional system. It is a common and necessary form for expressing a wide range of spatial and relational concepts involving multiple cities.