óráktól

The Hungarian word "óráktól" is the ablative plural form of "óra," which translates to "hour" or "clock" in English. This grammatical construction is used to indicate a starting point in time or an origin from which something is measured or happens.

In practice, "óráktól" signifies "from the hours" or "starting from the hours." For example, a sentence might describe an event occurring "reggel hat óráktól kezdve," meaning "starting from six o'clock in the morning." It can also be used more generally to denote a period of time. If someone says they worked "reggel kilenc óráktól délután ötig," it means they worked "from nine in the morning until five." The ablative case in Hungarian often expresses separation or origin, and when applied to time, it marks the commencement of a duration or activity. Therefore, "óráktól" serves to pinpoint the beginning of a temporal interval.