Iuniusból

Iuniusból is a Hungarian postpositional form formed from the Latin proper name Iunius with the suffix -ból, meaning “from” or “out of.” It is used to indicate origin or source in sentences where a Latin name is being referenced within Hungarian text. The form illustrates how Hungarian attaches postpositional suffixes to foreign proper names to express origin.

Etymology and morphology: The base is the Latin name Iunius. The suffix -ból marks origin, producing the compound Iuniusból. The construction follows standard Hungarian postpositional morphology, with the final consonant of the base directly preceding the suffix. In writing, Iuniusból is treated as a single word.

Usage: Iuniusból is primarily encountered in historical, philological, or didactic contexts. It is not a common everyday construction in contemporary Hungarian, but it appears in academic prose, translations, or grammars as an illustrative example of how Hungarian marks origin from a foreign proper name. Example usage: A levél Iuniusból érkezett. A jelentés Iuniusból származik.

Variations: When adapting to other grammatical roles or related names, the suffix follows regular Hungarian patterns. If the base name changes or if a different suffix is required, corresponding forms would be created according to standard Hungarian declension rules for postpositional phrases.

See also: Hungarian language, postpositional suffixes -ból/-ból, Latin loanwords in Hungarian, Iunius (Latin name).