Karbonból

Karbonból is the ablative form of the Hungarian noun karbon, used to express origin, source, or material in a sentence. In everyday Hungarian, the element carbon is usually referred to as szén, but karbon appears in technical or specialized contexts. The phrase karbonból is therefore primarily a grammatical construction rather than a widely used standalone concept. It commonly occurs in compound phrases such as karbónból készült termék (a product made from carbon) or karbonból származó adalék (an additive derived from carbon).

Grammatically, -ból is a suffix that marks ablative origin or material, roughly equivalent to “from” or “out of” in English. It attaches to a base noun, with standard vowel harmony and spelling rules applying. When karbon is the base, karbonból follows ordinary pattern, yielding the form karbonból. The construction can be extended with adjectives or nouns to specify the quality or type of origin, for example, karbonból készült vagy karbonból származó anyagok.

Usage context and notes: karbonból tends to appear in scientific, technical, or descriptive writing where the material source is important. In many contexts, writers may prefer szénből or a more specific term (for example, a particular carbon-containing material) depending on clarity and audience. The term karbon itself is less common in everyday language and is more likely found in technical literature or older texts.

See also: szén, karbon, karbonát, karbón-szén közvetett kapcsolatok.