Sorozatból

"Sorozatból" is a Hungarian word that translates to "from a series" or "out of a series." It is a locative case suffix indicating origin or derivation from a collection, sequence, or set of things. The suffix "-ból" is attached to the end of a noun to show that something comes from or is a part of that specific series.

For example, if "könyv" means "book," then "könyvből" would mean "from a book" or "out of a book." This grammatical construction is crucial in Hungarian for specifying the source or context of something originating from a larger whole. It can refer to physical series, such as a set of books, or abstract series, like a sequence of events or a collection of ideas. The usage of "-ból" is determined by vowel harmony rules within the Hungarian language, with "-ből" being an alternative form used in different phonetic contexts. Understanding this suffix is fundamental to comprehending how Hungarian expresses origin and belonging within a defined group or sequence.