Molekuláiból

Molekuláiból is a Hungarian grammatical form that appears in scientific and descriptive texts. It is used to denote origin or source, specifically referring to molecules. The word is formed from the noun molekula (molecule) and the suffix -ból, which marks “from” or “out of.” In contexts where the referent is plural or possessively attributed to a group, the form takes the appropriate possessive and plural adjustments, resulting in molekuláiból. In practice, the expression commonly means “from the molecules” or “from their molecules,” depending on the sentence context.

In usage, molekuláiból often appears in discussions about molecular structure, composition, or data derived at the molecular level. It can be found in chemistry, biochemistry, materials science, and related fields when authors want to emphasize a source rooted in molecular information rather than macroscopic observations. The construction is typical of Hungarian scientific prose, where precise origin or basis of an observation is important.

Linguistically, molekuláiból illustrates how Hungarian forms combine a base noun with possessive and case endings to express complex semantic relations. The form reflects the broader pattern of deriving from nouns with suffixes that indicate location, origin, or source, a common mechanism in Hungarian grammar. Although primarily a grammatical and lexical unit, molekuláiból also signals a topic area—molecular-level phenomena—in the written text where it occurs.

See also: molekula, -ból suffix, Hungarian grammar, scientific Hungarian.