Alaptagból

Alaptagból is a Hungarian compound form formed from the noun alaptag (base tag, root tag) and the ablative suffix -ból. It functions as the ablative case form of alaptag, indicating origin or source, and translates roughly to “from the base tag” in English. The term is used primarily in technical or specialized texts where the concept of a base or foundational element called a tag is relevant, such as discussions of data structures, markup languages, or linguistic descriptions of elements that derive from a base tag.

Etymology and formation: The word combines alap-, meaning base or foundation, with tag, meaning tag or label, and adds the suffix -ból to express origin. This is a standard Hungarian pattern for forming an ablative noun from a base noun.

Usage and meaning: In context, alaptagból designates that something originates from or is derived from the base tag. It often appears in noun phrases or clauses describing data, attributes, or elements that come from the primary tag. For example, a text might refer to “az alaptagból származó adatok,” meaning data that originates from the base tag.

Notes: The term is relatively specialized and may not be widely used outside technical domains. Readers encountering alaptagból should consider the broader context to determine what is meant by the “base tag” in that particular field.

See also: alaptag; tag; -ból/-ból suffix; ablative case.