blokkokból

blokkokból is a Hungarian term formed as the ablative plural of blokk, meaning blocks. The word signals origin, material, or composition, indicating that something is made from or composed of blocks. As a grammatical form, blokkokból combines the plural blokkok with the suffix -ból, which marks “from” or “out of.”

In use, blokkokból appears in descriptions of construction, architecture, and design. For example, a wall can be described as built blokkokból (from blocks), or a tower may be said to consist of blocks: A torony blokkokból állt. The expression is also common in discussions of building toys or modular structures, where components are literally blocks.

Examples in everyday Hungarian include: A fal blokkokból épült, meaning “The wall was built from blocks,” and A játszótéren a gyerekek blokkokból építettek várat, meaning “In the playground, the children built a castle from blocks.” In these contexts, blokkokból emphasizes the material or constituent nature of the object.

Beyond construction and toys, blokkokból can occasionally appear in more abstract descriptions of assemblies or systems made of comparable units or modules, especially in educational or descriptive prose. The term is primarily practical rather than technical, widely understood by speakers when referring to physical building blocks or similar units.

Etymology and related terms: blokk, a loanword from German or English, denotes a block, chunk, or module. The form blokkokból follows Hungarian noun inflection rules, with -ból serving as the ablative case suffix for the plural. Related terms include blokkok (blocks) and blokképítés (block construction).