Sorozatából

Sorozatából is a Hungarian word formed from the noun sorozat ("series") with a third-person singular possessive suffix and the ablative case ending, and it means "from his/her/its series" or "from the series (of him/her/it)". Morphologically it breaks down as sorozat + -a (3rd person singular possessive) + -ból (ablative "from/of"), showing a characteristic Hungarian sequence in which possession is marked before case.

The ablative suffix -ból/-ből indicates origin, source, separation or material; vowel harmony determines the choice between -ból and -ből. In sorozatából the back vowel in the possessive ending triggers the -ból form. Comparable forms include sorozatból ("from the series", no possessive) and sorozatukból ("from their series").

In usage, sorozatából commonly appears in contexts describing excerpts, selections or derivations: for example, A sorozatából válogatott jelenetek ("selected scenes from the series") or Egy epizód a sorozatából ("an episode from his/her series"). It can refer to a television or literary series, a sequence of events, or a set of related items, depending on context.

As an example of Hungarian agglutinative morphology, sorozatából illustrates how multiple grammatical meanings (possessive and case) are combined into a single word, a frequent pattern in the language’s nominal inflection system.