bontásból

Bontásból is a Hungarian ablative form of the noun bontás, meaning “from decomposition, breakdown, dismantling, or demolition.” The sense depends on context: it can refer to physical disassembly (as in construction sites), chemical decomposition, or more generally to the origin of something that results from breaking apart a whole. The word is formed from bontás plus the ablative suffix -ból/-ből, with vowel harmony.

Etymology and grammar: bontás derives from the verb bontani, meaning to break apart or dismantle, with the nominal suffix -ás to produce a noun meaning the act or process of breaking. The ablative suffix -ból/-ből marks origin or source, yielding bontásból “from the breakdown/disassembly.” The form follows standard Hungarian patterns for ablative cases.

Usage: bontásból is used to indicate origin or source with respect to a process of breaking down. It often appears in phrases such as bontásból származó, meaning “derived from the breakdown,” or in constructions where the result or material is described as coming from disassembly or decomposition. It can describe materials, data, or outcomes that originate in a dismantling or decompositional process.

Examples:

- A régi épület bontásból származó törmeléke a helyszínen marad.

- A kísérlet a bontásból nyert termékeket vizsgálta.

- A hulladékkezelés során a bontásból keletkezett anyagokat szelektálták.

See also: bontás, bontási folyamat, bomlás (depending on context), és a magyar ablativus szerkezetek.