Kávéból

Kávéból is a Hungarian grammatical form formed from the noun kávé (coffee) with the suffix -ból. It marks origin or source, indicating that something comes from coffee or is made from coffee. The construction is used to describe materials, ingredients, or extracts derived from coffee, as well as figurative uses in which coffee is the source of a property such as aroma or flavor.

Etymology and grammar: The base word kávé derives from Turkish kahve, which in turn comes from Arabic qahwa. The suffix -ból (to which vowel harmony applies) is a postpositional suffix indicating origin or source. When attached to kávé, it yields kávéból. The form is commonly used in compounds and phrases that describe composition, extraction, or derivation.

Usage and examples: In culinary and cosmetic language, kávéból can indicate material or ingredient. Examples include: "A desszert kávéból készült." (The dessert was made from coffee.) "A termék kávéból nyert kivonatot tartalmaz." (The product contains an extract obtained from coffee.) "A kávéból származó illat erőteljes." (The aroma derived from coffee is strong.) In non-culinary contexts, it can appear in phrases describing sources of flavor, fragrance, or active compounds where coffee is the origin.

Notes: Kávéból is one of several Hungarian -ból/-ből forms that express origin from a noun. Its usage is most common when the source is a material or ingredient rather than a place. The form is stable and widely understood in standard Hungarian discourse.