egymásból

egymásból is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "from each other" or "from one another". It indicates a reciprocal action or relationship where the source or origin is mutual. This means that something is derived, taken, or originates from two or more entities involved in a shared interaction.

For example, in the sentence "Tudást gyűjtöttek egymásból" (They gathered knowledge from each other), "egymásból" signifies that the knowledge acquisition was a two-way street, with participants learning from one another. Similarly, if "Erőt merítettek egymásból" (They drew strength from each other), the strength originated from the mutual support or influence between the individuals.

The adverb "egymásból" is formed from the possessive pronoun "egymás" (each other, one another) and the ablative case suffix "-ból/-ből" (from). This grammatical structure inherently conveys the idea of derivation or origin from a plural or reciprocal subject. It is commonly used to describe collaborative efforts, mutual understanding, or shared experiences where the outcome is a result of interaction between multiple parties. The specific vowel in the suffix (-ból or -ből) depends on vowel harmony rules in Hungarian.