bankból

Bankból is a Hungarian word formed by the noun bank plus the ablative suffix -ból, meaning “from the bank.” It is used to indicate origin, starting point, or source in space or figuratively, similar to how English uses “from.”

In Hungarian, -ból/-ből is the ablative ending and shows origin or out of something. The choice between -ból and -ból follows vowel harmony: after back vowels the form is -ból (as in bankból), and after front vowels it would be -ből. Since bank ends with the back vowel a, the correct form is bankból.

Usage notes: bankból is typically used with verbs of motion, change, or extraction, where the speaker wants to specify the source of an action or object. It can appear in simple clauses or in longer phrases. The definite or indefinite nature of the noun is handled by the surrounding articles and markers in Hungarian, while the suffix -ból attaches to the noun itself.

Examples:

- Kiveszem a pénzt a bankból. (I withdraw the money from the bank.)

- Az információ a bankból származik. (The information comes from the bank.)

Related terms and variations include the in/on equivalents with other case endings, such as -ban/-ben for “in,” or -ba/-be for the dative/allative relations, depending on the intended meaning. Bankból is a straightforward illustration of Hungarian’s postpositional suffix system that marks origin and source.