Osztásból

Osztásból is a Hungarian verb meaning "from division" or "out of division". It is primarily used to describe the origin or source of something derived from a division or a split. The word itself is a compound of "osztás" (division, distribution) and the postpositional suffix "-ból" (from, out of).

In a practical sense, "osztásból" can refer to resources or benefits that have been obtained through a process of division or allocation. For example, if a company distributes its profits among its shareholders, the money received by a shareholder would be described as coming "osztásból". Similarly, in a family context, inherited assets divided among siblings would be considered "osztásból" acquired.

The term can also be used in a more abstract sense. For instance, if a group of people agree to share responsibilities, the tasks undertaken by an individual could be seen as coming "osztásból" from the collective agreement. It implies a separation or partitioning of a whole into smaller parts, with subsequent acquisition or use of one of those parts. The emphasis is on the process of division as the preceding event that makes the subsequent possession or action possible. It highlights the distributive nature of the origin.