Sampleból

Sampleból is a Hungarian grammatical form that expresses origin or source, literally meaning “from the sample.” It is created by attaching the ablative suffix -ból to the noun minta (which means “sample”), following standard Hungarian vowel harmony. The resulting form indicates that something is derived from, or originates in, a particular sample. In singular usage the form is mintából; in plural the corresponding form is mintákból.

The word functions as a case form and can be used in various contexts, especially in scientific, statistical, and analytical writing. It commonly appears in constructions describing data, materials, or results that come from a specified sample. For example, mintából vett adatok are data taken from a sample, and a mintából származó adatok refers to data originating from the sample. In longer phrases you may see mintából származó bizonyíték, meaning evidence derived from the sample.

Morphology and agreement follow Hungarian grammar: mintából must agree in number with the noun it modifies, and related forms such as mintákból follow the same ablative pattern. The form is not a separate lexical item but a case form of minta, and it should not be capitalized unless it starts a sentence or functions as a title in a specific, branded context.

See also: Hungarian noun cases, ablative suffixes, and other from- forms such as valamilyen for source-based phrases.