zavaroktól

Zavaroktól is a Hungarian expression formed from the noun zavar, meaning disturbance, interference, or disruption, and the postposition tól, meaning from. The phrase literally designates being "from disturbances" and is used to describe states, environments, or measures intended to avoid or reduce disturbances. It appears in both concrete contexts (physical noise or interference) and more abstract ones (disruptions to concentration, communication, or processes).

In everyday language, zavaroktól is most commonly found in phrases such as zavaroktól mentes, meaning free from disturbances. For example, a quiet room described as zavaroktól mentes implies an environment with little or no disruptive noise or interruptions. In technical and professional contexts, it can appear in expressions like zavaroktól védett rendszer (a system protected against disturbances) or zavaroktól mentes adás/szolgáltatás (an transmission or service that is free from interference).

In technology and engineering, zavarok és zaj jelenlétének csökkentése is a central concern, with zavaroktól mentes vagy csökkentett zavarú környezet célként megfogalmazható. The term is related to words such as zaj (noise), interferencia (interference), and zavarvédelmi (anti-interference) measures. While zavaroktól focuses on removal of disturbances from a source or system, it is often contrasted with broader terms for quality and stability in both linguistic and technical usage.

See also: zavar, zaj, interferencia, zavarvédelmi.