Láncból

Láncból is a grammatical form in Hungarian, representing the ablative case form of the noun lánc, which means chain. In Hungarian, the suffix -ból (vowel harmony forms -ból/-ból) marks origin, source, or material, and láncból is formed by adding this suffix to the base lánc. The result is a word that denotes “from the chain” or “out of the chain,” and it can also indicate that something is made from chain material in the right context.

In use, láncból can express both physical origin and material composition. As an origin or source marker, it answers questions like from where something came or was removed. As a material marker, it can describe objects made from chain or constructed using chain components, often in contexts such as jewelry, accessories, or mechanical parts. The exact meaning depends on the surrounding words and the verb or noun it accompanies.

Examples:

- A medál a láncból esett ki. (The pendant fell out from the chain.)

- Az öv láncból készült. (The belt was made from chain.)

- A kulcs a láncból került elő. (The key came out of the chain.)

Notes:

Láncból is not a standalone lexical entry in the sense of a separate word; it is a case form of lánc used within sentences. Its function is determined by context, and it is most common in descriptions involving chains, jewelry, or objects where origin or material is relevant.