Nyomásból

Nyomásból is a Hungarian adverbial form meaning “from pressure” or “out of pressure.” It is the elative form of the noun nyomás (pressure) and is used to indicate origin, cause, or source in a sentence.

Grammatically, nyomásból is formed by attaching the elative suffix -ból to the stem nyomás. The elative case conveys origin or source and answers the question miből? “From what?” In many contexts it can specify that an effect or condition arises because of pressure.

Usage extends across scientific and everyday language. It is common in physics, engineering, medicine, and descriptive prose to attribute a phenomenon to pressure or to describe pressure-driven processes. For example, nyomásból lehetnek erők a szerkezetre ható erők, meaning forces that originate from pressure can influence a structure. Nyomásból fakadó problémák refers to problems caused by pressure. A folyadék mozgását gyakran a nyomáskülönbség okozza, illustrating how a pressure difference drives flow, with the effect described as nyomásból adódó.

In summary, nyomásból functions as a grammatical tool to express origin or causation related to pressure. It is used inside sentences rather than as a standalone concept, and its English translation is typically “from pressure” or “out of pressure.” See also related elative forms in Hungarian grammar.