Konyhából

Konyhából is a Hungarian prepositional phrase meaning "from the kitchen." It is formed from the noun konyha (kitchen) plus the suffix -ból, which marks origin or source. The expression is used to indicate that something comes from or originates in the kitchen, either literally (such as aromas, meals, or ingredients) or in a descriptive, sometimes figurative sense.

Usage and grammar: As a prepositional phrase, konyhából functions as a locative complement to a verb or noun. The form is fixed and does not change for number or person. It commonly follows the verb or noun it modifies. For example: “A leves illata a konyhából száll fel.” (“The aroma of the soup rises from the kitchen.”) “A receptek többsége a konyhából származik.” (“Most of the recipes originate from the kitchen.”) The phrase can also appear in participial constructions, such as “konyhából érkező” to describe items arriving from the kitchen.

Etymology and related forms: The expression derives from konyha, with the instrumental/ablative suffix -ból, a standard Hungarian means of indicating origin from a location. Related terms include konyhai (adjective relating to the kitchen) and other location-based suffixes.

See also: Hungarian prepositional phrases of origin, konyhai, konyha.