Mszálakból

Mszálakból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from or out of beams" or "from or out of beams of wood" in English. It is a locative case suffix indicating origin or material. The suffix "ból" is attached to nouns to denote that something comes from or is made out of the preceding noun. In this specific instance, "mszál" refers to a beam, typically a structural element made of wood. Therefore, "mszálakból" signifies that something originates from or is constructed from wooden beams.

This grammatical form is commonly used in Hungarian to describe the source or composition of an object or substance. For example, one might say a house is built "mszálakból" to indicate it is constructed from wooden beams. Similarly, if a piece of furniture is made from salvaged beams, it could be described as being "mszálakból" crafted. The word highlights the raw material or fundamental components from which something is derived. Its usage is straightforward, denoting a clear relationship between the object and its origin.