ciklusból

Ciklusból is the ablative singular form of the Hungarian noun ciklus, meaning cycle. In Hungarian grammar, the suffix -ból denotes the ablative case, indicating origin, source, or removal from something. Therefore ciklusból literally means “from a cycle” or “out of the cycle.” It is used with various nouns to express origin in both literal and figurative senses.

Form and related forms: The base noun ciklus takes the standard -ból/-ből ending; ciklusból is the form used with a singular noun. For multiple cycles, the corresponding plural form would be ciklusokból (“from the cycles”). In sentences, ciklusból typically functions as a noun phrase indicating source or starting point, often combined with verbs or adjectives to describe origin or extraction.

Usage: The term appears in everyday language as well as technical contexts. In programming, ciklusból kilépés means breaking out of a loop. In scientific or descriptive prose, you may encounter phrases like adatokat a ciklusból származnak (“data derived from the cycle”) or változások a ciklusból fakadóak (“changes stemming from the cycle”).

Etymology: The Hungarian ciklus is a loanword from cyclus in Latin, commonly via German Zyklus or through direct borrowing. The ablative ciklusból is formed by attaching the native Hungarian suffix -ból to the stem ciklus, without altering the root.