Mozgalmakból

Mozgalmakból is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the word "mozgalom," which translates to "movement" or "activity" in English. Specifically, "mozgalmakból" is the partitive plural form of the noun "mozgalom." This grammatical construction is used to indicate that something comes from or is made up of a portion of multiple movements.

In essence, "mozgalmakból" signifies origin or source from a collection of different movements. For example, one might say that a particular idea arose "mozgalmakból," implying it was influenced by or extracted from various social, political, or artistic movements. It suggests a composite origin, drawing from a plurality of sources rather than a single one.

The partitive case in Hungarian, to which "mozgalmakból" belongs, often denotes an indefinite quantity or an incomplete part of something. When applied to a plural noun like "mozgalmak" (movements), it emphasizes that the subject in question is derived from some, but not necessarily all, of those movements. This form is crucial for conveying nuanced meanings about influence, derivation, and origin within the Hungarian language.