Feladatból

Feladatból is the ablative form of the Hungarian noun feladat, meaning “from the task” or “from the assignment.” It is used to indicate source, origin, or the starting point of reasoning, actions, or results related to a task or problem.

Origin and morphology: Feladat is a compound of fel- (“up,” “forward”) and adat (“given thing,” “data”), and the suffix -ból marks the ablative case in Hungarian. The combination feladatból literally means “from the task.” The form follows standard Hungarian word-formation rules for ablative phrases and is common in written and formal language.

Usage examples: In analytical or descriptive contexts, one can say: “A feladatból kiderült, hogy a megoldás nem igényel bonyolult lépéseket.” (“From the task, it turned out that the solution does not require complex steps.”) Another example: “A feladatból kiinduló megközelítés hatékonyabb volt.” (“The approach based on the task was more effective.”) The phrase generally signals that what follows depends on or is derived from the content or requirements of the task.

Notes: Feladatból is one of several Hungarian ablative forms used to express source, origin, or basis. It is most common in education, mathematics, logic, and technical writing, where conclusions, methods, or interpretations are traced back to a given problem or assignment.