Északról

északról is a Hungarian adverbial form meaning from the north or from the northern direction. It is built from észak (north) with the suffix -ról/-ről, which indicates origin, source, or starting point. The expression is used to specify where something comes from, where movement begins, or where a wind, weather, or influence originates.

In ordinary usage, északról accompanies verbs of motion or origin, for example: "Északról fúj a szél" (The wind is blowing from the north) or "A küldöttség Északról érkezik" (The delegation arrives from the North). It can also be used in a figurative sense to describe ideas, trends, or influences that originate in northern regions.

Grammatically, északról behaves like other location-based adverbs formed with -ról/-ről, attaching to the noun észak. It is common in everyday speech, journalism, travel writing, and weather forecasts when a precise geographic point of origin is relevant.

Északról appears in descriptive passages of geography, climate, and regional reporting, where specifying the directional origin helps situate events or phenomena. While it is primarily a directional adverb, its usage can convey broader contextual connotations about place-based differences or regional perspectives.