Genomból

Genomból is a Hungarian term formed from the noun genom, meaning genome, with the ablative suffix -ból. The word functions as an inflected form that expresses origin or source and is used to indicate that something comes from or is derived from the genome. In practice, genomból tends to appear in scientific and technical writing to describe data, findings, or materials that originate in genomic sources.

Etymology and grammar

Genom is a loanword from English genome. The ablative suffix -ból (or -ból, depending on vowel harmony) attaches to the stem genom to form genomból. This follows standard Hungarian rules for indicating origin or source. The form genomból is not a separate lexical item with its own meaning beyond “from the genome”; rather, it is the grammatical construction used in phrases describing genomic origin.

Usage

Genomból is primarily encountered in contexts related to genetics, genomics, and molecular biology. Common phrases include genomból származó adatok (genome-derived data) and genomból származó információk. The construction helps distinguish material, evidence, or conclusions linked specifically to genomic information as opposed to other sources.

Notes

As a grammatical form, genomból is sensitive to standard Hungarian inflection rules for suffixes and is most natural in formal or scientific prose. While essential in precise descriptions of genomic origin, it is not a standalone technical term; its meaning derives from the combination of genom with the ablative -ból.

See also

genom, genomika, származás, ablativus (Hungarian linguistic term for the ablative case)