Kerámiából

kerámiából is a Hungarian ablative form of the noun kerámia. It designates origin or material and is used mainly to describe objects or substances that are made from ceramic materials or derived from ceramics. In common and technical language it appears in constructions such as kerámiából készült or kerámiából származó, and it answers questions like miből? (from what?) or honnan? (from where?), depending on the context. The form is typically found in phrases that specify the material of an object, for example, egy tál kerámiából készült.

Etymology and meaning: kerámiából is built from kerámia, the term for ceramics. The word kerámia itself originates from a Greek root (keramos) meaning fired earth or pottery, and in Hungarian it covers objects made of ceramic materials, including pottery, porcelain, tiles, and bricks. The suffix -ból/-ből marks the ablative case, indicating source or material.

Usage notes: Kerámiából often modifies nouns of objects, where the emphasis is on the material rather than the origin of the object. Common examples include kerámiából készült edény (a ceramic vessel) or kerámiából készült szobor (a ceramic sculpture). The form is part of everyday language in art, design, archaeology, and daily description when the material needs to be specified.

See also: kerámia; kerámiaanyagok; kerámiaművészet.