alakzatokból

alakzatokból is a Hungarian grammatical form that functions as a phrase meaning “from shapes.” It is formed from the noun alakzat (shape, figure, pattern) in the plural nominative, plus the ablative suffix -ból, which marks origin, source, or material. Thus alakzatokból literally translates to “from shapes” and is used to indicate that something is derived, made, or composed of shapes.

In Hungarian, the ablative suffix -ból (or -ből, depending on vowel harmony) is used to express origin or composition. When combined with a plural noun like alakzatok, the result is alakzatokból. The form is common in contexts involving geometry, design, art, and pattern-based descriptions, as well as in more general phrases about materials or constituents.

Usage examples:

- A mozaik alakzatokból áll. (The mosaic consists of shapes.)

- A tervezés alakzatokból álló mintát eredményez. (The design yields a pattern composed of shapes.)

- A falikép alakzatokból álló kompozíciót mutat. (The wall picture shows a composition made of shapes.)

Related terms include alakzat (shape/figure), alakzatszerű (shaped, pattern-like), and összetett alakzatok (complex shapes). The form alakzatokból is versatile in both technical and descriptive Hungarian, enabling precise expression of origin, material, or constituent elements in discussions of geometry, art, and design.