ásától

Ásatól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from" in English. It is used to indicate the starting point or origin of an action, event, or state. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "ásni," which means "to dig," and the suffix "-tól," which is a possessive suffix indicating separation or distance. In modern Hungarian, "ás" has evolved into "ásni," and the suffix "-tól" has become "-tól" in standard usage.

Ásatól is commonly used in various contexts, such as expressing time, location, or cause. For example, "Ásatól 2020" means "from 2020," indicating a starting year. Similarly, "Budapest-től" means "from Budapest," indicating a starting location. In causal contexts, "ásatól" can be used to express that something happens as a result of a particular cause, such as "A betegség ásatól" meaning "from the illness."

The word "ásatól" is an essential component of Hungarian grammar and is used extensively in both spoken and written language. Its usage is straightforward and follows consistent grammatical rules, making it a fundamental element of the Hungarian language.