etanolból

Etanolból is a Hungarian expression meaning “from ethanol” or “originating from ethanol.” It is formed from the noun etanol, which denotes ethanol, and the suffix -ból, which marks origin or source in Hungarian. The phrase functions as a modifier indicating that something is derived from or produced using ethanol rather than being ethanol itself.

In usage, etanolból is commonly found in scientific, industrial, and culinary contexts. It often appears with endings like származó (derived), előállított (produced), or készült (made), to specify the relationship to ethanol. For example, etanolból származó oldószerek means solvents derived from ethanol, and etanolból előállított etil-éter refers to diethyl ether produced from ethanol. The construction helps clarify starting materials or feedstocks in descriptions of processes, products, and research.

The phrase is typical in technical writing, lab notes, and industry documentation, where precise source material matters. It should be noted that etanolból is a linguistic modifier rather than a chemical name; the substance referred to is defined by the noun it accompanies (for example, any material made from ethanol). Understanding its use helps in reading Hungarian-language texts that discuss chemical production, biofuels, or solvent systems.