dugványból

dugványból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from the bulb" or "from the corm" in English. It is a common suffix used in Hungarian to indicate the origin or source of something, specifically when that source is a bulbous plant structure. This can refer to actual bulbs, such as those of tulips or onions, or to corms, which are similar underground storage organs found in plants like gladioli or crocuses.

The suffix "-ból" is a locative case ending in Hungarian, signifying movement or origin from within something. When attached to the word "dugvány" (bulb or corm), it forms "dugványból," indicating that something originates or is derived from such a plant part. For example, one might say a certain flavor comes "dugványból" if it is extracted from an onion bulb. Similarly, if a plant grows "dugványból," it means it is propagating from its underground bulb or corm.

This grammatical construction is versatile and can be applied in various contexts, from botany and horticulture to culinary descriptions. Understanding the meaning of "dugványból" is essential for comprehending specific details about plant propagation, growth, and the origin of plant-derived substances in the Hungarian language.