Naplókból

Naplókból is the plural form of napló in the from-case (ból/ből) in Hungarian, meaning from the diaries. It is used to indicate that something is derived from or based on the contents of multiple diary records. The singular form is naplóból.

In use, naplókból functions as an indicator of source material. It commonly appears in scholarly writing, literary contexts, and journalism to describe data, texts, or narratives drawn from diary entries. For example, a novel might be described as "naplókból származó bejegyzések alapján," meaning it is based on diary entries; researchers might speak of "naplókból származó adatok" to denote information gathered from several diaries.

Naplókból is closely associated with primary-source material. Diaries can provide dates, personal perspectives, and contemporaneous observations that enrich historical or biographical work. At the same time, they require critical assessment due to potential bias, selective recording, censorship, or memory limitations, especially after events have occurred.

The phrase contrasts with forms like naplóból (from a single diary) or more generally with other source categories such as visszaemlékezésből (from recollections) or archív anyagok (archival materials). It is also used to describe journal-based literary techniques, such as works composed from diary entries or diary-like documents.

See also: napló, források, történeti források, primer forrás, archívum.