Talajból

Talajból is a Hungarian word that expresses origin or source: it means “from soil.” It is the ablative case form of the noun talaj (soil) created by adding the suffix -ból, in accordance with vowel harmony.

In Hungarian grammar, talajból functions as a postpositional element that marks origin. The form is used to indicate that something originates from soil, and it can be part of larger noun phrases or stand as an adverbial modifier within a sentence. It is common in scientific, agricultural, and everyday language when discussing the source of materials, samples, or information.

Examples of usage include sentences like: A minta talajból származik (The sample originates from soil). A talajból vett minta elemzést igényel (A sample taken from soil requires analysis). A talajból nyert adatok fontosak a tanulmányhoz (Data obtained from soil are important for the study). These constructions show talajból functioning to specify origin in relation to verbs or adjectives.

Related terms include talaj (soil), talajhoz, talajból származó (originating from soil), and other ablative forms used with different nouns. While talajból is a grammatical form rather than a separate concept, it is a common and productive way to express origin or source in Hungarian.