Editing Ablative case (section)

===Hungarian===
The ablative case in Hungarian is used to describe movement away from, as well as a concept, object, act or event originating from an object, person, location or entity. For example, one walking away from a friend who gave him a gift could say the following:

:''a barátom'''tól''' jövök'' (I am coming (away) from my friend).
:''a barátom'''tól''' kaptam egy ajándékot'' (I got a gift from my friend).

When used to describe movement away from a location, the case may only refer to movement from ''the general vicinity'' of the location and not from inside of it. Thus, ''a postától jövök'' would mean one had been standing ''next to'' the post office before, not inside the building.

When the case is used to refer to the origin of a possible act or event, the act/event may be implied while not explicitly stated, such as {{lang|hu|Meg foglak védeni a rabló'''tól'''}}: I will defend you from the robber.

The application of [[vowel harmony]] gives two different suffixes: ''-tól'' and ''-től''. These are applied to back-vowel and front-vowel words, respectively.

Hungarian has a narrower [[delative case]], similar to ablative, but more specific: movement off/from a surface of something, with suffixes ''-ról'' and ''-ről''.