Halmazából

Halmazából is a Hungarian word formed from halmaz, meaning set, combined with the suffix -ból, which indicates origin or source and yields the sense “from the set.” It is the ablative form of halmaz and is used to refer to elements, properties, or actions that come from a specific set.

In practical use, halmazból appears in sentences where something is drawn from or derived from a set. It is common in mathematical, statistical, and logical contexts, as well as in everyday language when discussing items taken from a collection. For example, a sentence such as a halmazból kiválasztott elem means “the element selected from the set.” Similarly, a halmazból vett elemek refers to elements that were taken from the set, and a halmazból származó tulajdonságok describes properties originating from the set.

The form agrees with number: halmazból for a single set, halmazokból for multiple sets (the elements drawn from the sets). The phrase can be extended with possessive or descriptive modifiers, as in a halmazból kiválasztott, halmazokból származó adatok, etc.

Beyond mathematics, halmazból functions as a general-purpose locative/ablative construction in Hungarian, illustrating how a noun plus the -ból suffix marks source material or origin. It is one of several set-related phrases used to specify a subset or extraction from a defined collection.

See also: halmaz, halmazok, kiválasztott elem halmazból, halmazból származó tulajdonságok.