házból

házból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from the house" or "out of the house." It is formed by combining the noun "ház" (house) with the suffix "-ból," which indicates origin or movement away from a place.

The suffix "-ból" is one of several Hungarian locative suffixes used to express relationships of place. It specifically denotes a movement or origin from within something, often an enclosed space or a larger entity. For example, "Elmentem a házból" means "I went out of the house." Similarly, "Kivettem a könyvet a táskából" translates to "I took the book out of the bag."

In everyday Hungarian conversation, "házból" is frequently used to describe actions that originate from a dwelling. This can refer to people leaving their homes, objects being removed from a house, or events that are perceived as happening outside the confines of a house. The word emphasizes the departure or extraction from the domestic setting. It's a fundamental part of expressing spatial relationships in the Hungarian language, particularly when indicating movement away from a specific, defined location.