Terminusból

Terminusból is a Hungarian elative case form of the noun terminus, used to express origin or departure from a terminus, such as the terminal stop of a public transport line. It indicates that movement begins at that location and is commonly found in both spoken and written language.

The word terminus is a loanword from Latin. In Hungarian, the elative suffix -ból/-ből attaches to a noun to mean “from.” Thus terminusból literally means “from the terminus.” This form is the singular elative; plural forms would be constructed as terminuszokból or terminusokból, depending on the preferred pluralization of terminus in a given context.

Common usage involves verbs of motion or change of location. For example: A busz terminusból indul reggel 7-kor. (The bus departs from the terminus at 7 a.m.) Az utasok a terminusból érkeznek a belvárosba. (The passengers arrive from the terminus into the city center.) In these cases terminusból functions to specify the point of origin for movement.

In writing, terminusból appears in travel guides, timetables, and descriptions of transport routes. It is a standard, everyday term in Hungarian and is readily understood in contexts involving public transport and urban navigation.