Bázisrétegekbl

Bázisrétegekbl is a Hungarian form that appears to be an inflected version of bázisréteg (base layer) with the suffix -ből meaning “from.” The exact spelling bázisrétegekbl is not a standard technical term in Hungarian; more common is the form bázisrétegekből, used to indicate origin from basal layers.

In geology and stratigraphy, base layers are the lowest stratigraphic units within a sequence. They are typically older than the overlying layers and serve as reference points for dating, correlation, and interpretation of the geological history of an area. The phrase bázisrétegekbl would be used in a sentence to specify material, samples, or data coming from those basal units, for example in field notes or reports describing the provenance of a sample.

Because bázisrétegekbl is not a distinct technical term, writers usually prefer explicit constructions such as “a bázisrétegekből származó adatok” (data originating from base layers) or “a bázisrétegekből vett minták” (samples taken from base layers). This avoids ambiguity and aligns with standard Hungarian usage.

In practice, references to base layers connect to broader topics in geology and related disciplines, including lithology, diagenesis, and basal-unit correlations. Related terms include bázisréteg, basal unit, and stratigraphic framework. See also stratigraphy, lithostratigraphy, and field sampling methods.