Példányból

"Példányból" is a Hungarian word that translates to "from a copy" or "from an instance." In a general sense, it refers to something originating or being derived from an existing example or duplicate. The meaning can vary significantly depending on the context in which it is used.

In everyday language, "példányból" might describe obtaining a document or a physical object that is not the original but a reproduction. For example, one might get a copy of a book "példányból" to read, rather than the first edition. It implies the existence of an original or a template from which the current item was made.

In more technical or scientific contexts, "példányból" can relate to concepts like sampling or replication. If a scientist is studying a particular phenomenon, they might collect data from multiple "példányból" (multiple instances or samples) to ensure their findings are representative. This emphasizes that the observation is not of a unique entity but of one among many similar ones.

The word inherently suggests a relationship of derivation. Whether it's a copied document, a manufactured product, or a biological sample, "példányból" points to the source of that item being a pre-existing model or set. The exact nuance is always determined by the specific subject matter being discussed.