attribútumokból

The Hungarian word "attribútumokból" is the partitive plural form of "attribútum". "Attribútum" itself is a loanword from Latin, where it means "attributed to" or "assigned to". In various fields, "attribútum" refers to a characteristic, property, or quality that belongs to something or someone.

In the context of programming and computer science, an attribute is a descriptive property associated with an element, object, or data item. For example, in HTML, tags have attributes that define their behavior or appearance, such as the "href" attribute for a link or the "src" attribute for an image. Similarly, in object-oriented programming, attributes are variables or data members that store the state of an object.

In linguistics, attributes refer to adjectives or adjectival phrases that modify nouns, providing additional information about their qualities. For instance, in the phrase "a *red* car," "red" is an attribute of the car.

The form "attribútumokból" specifically indicates "from attributes" or "out of attributes". This suggests a process of derivation, selection, or extraction originating from a set of characteristics or properties. For example, one might speak of creating a new concept "attribútumokból" meaning "from the attributes" of existing items, or perhaps a system that generates output "attribútumokból" implying it is based on derived properties. The precise meaning of "attribútumokból" is therefore heavily dependent on the specific context in which it is used, referring to actions or states related to a collection of attributes.