elektronokból

Elektronokból is a Hungarian ablative plural form meaning "from electrons." It is formed from the noun elektron (electron) with the plural suffix -ok and the ablative suffix -ból, which denotes origin or source. The expression is used to indicate that something derives from or originates in electrons, often in scientific or descriptive contexts.

In practice, elektronokból can be found in phrases such as elektronokból származó energia (energy derived from electrons) or in compound phrases like elektronokból álló rendszerek (systems composed of electrons) and forrás elektronokból származó töltésű részecskéket bocsát ki (the source emits charged particles originating from electrons). The form functions as a modifier or as part of a larger clause to specify origin, rather than as a stand-alone noun.

Morphology and grammar: elektronokból is the ablative plural form of elektron, so it agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies or the construction in which it appears. Other related forms include elektronokból álló and elektronokból származó, which use the same origin concept with different grammatical constructions.

Etymology: elektron stems from the Greek ēlektron (amber), a term adopted into science to denote the elementary charged particle. The modern Hungarian noun elektron and its derivate forms, including elektronokból, reflect this scientific lineage and the system of Hungarian noun inflection with postpositional suffixes.

See also: elektron, elektronok, származó, álló.