Kutakból

Kutakból is a Hungarian phrase meaning “from wells.” It is formed from kutak, the plural of kút (well), combined with the suffix -ból, which marks origin or source, roughly translating to “from the wells.”

Morphology and usage: In Hungarian, -ból is a postpositional suffix that expresses from where something comes. When attached to kutak, it yields kutakból, indicating origin from multiple wells. The phrase functions as a noun phrase or as part of a larger sentence to specify source, often related to water but not limited to it. For example: “A víz a kutakból származik” (The water comes from the wells); “A kutakból származó víz fontos forrás” (Water derived from wells is an important source); “Az ivóvízellátás a kutakból nyert vízre támaszkodik” (Drinking-water supply relies on water drawn from wells).

Etymology and form: The word is a straightforward concatenation of kút (well) with the plural suffix -ak and the origin suffix -ból. The construction is typical of Hungarian noun phrases that denote source or origin, with -ból used to indicate movement from inside something to outside.

See also: Related elements include the base kút (well), the plural kutak, and other origin suffixes such as -ból/-ből which convey “from” in various contexts. Kutakból is commonly encountered in discussions of hydrogeography, rural infrastructure, and descriptive text about water sources.