díjakból

díjakból is a Hungarian term formed from the noun díj (which can mean prize, award, or fee) in its plural díjak, together with the postpositional suffix -ból meaning from or out of. The combination functions as a prepositional phrase that indicates the source or origin of something, typically referring to money or resources obtained from prizes or from fees.

In usage, díjakból is commonly found in formal or administrative contexts to specify funding or revenue sources. For example, a project may be financed díjakból (from prize money or fees), rather than from taxes or sponsorships. It can also appear in constructions describing the composition of a budget, such as díjakból származó bevételek (revenues originating from prize money or fees). The singular form is díjból, used in like circumstances when referring to a single prize or fee as the source.

Semantically, díjakból is versatile because díj can denote either a monetary prize awarded in a competition or a service fee charged for a service. Therefore díjakból can refer to funds obtained from prizes awarded to participants, from collected fees, or from a combination of such sources, depending on the context.

Examples:

- A rendezvény költségeit díjakból fedezik. (The costs of the event are funded from prize money/fees.)

- A díjakból származó bevételek a költségvetésbe kerülnek. (The revenues from the prize money/fees go into the budget.)

- A pályázat díjakból és adományokból finanszírozza a projektet. (The project is financed from prize money and donations.)

See also: díj, díjazás.