hajókból

The term "hajókból" is the Hungarian language's plural genitive case of "hajó," which means "ship" or "boat." Therefore, "hajókból" translates to "from ships" or "out of ships." This grammatical form indicates origin or source, implying that something originates from, is made from, or is taken from multiple ships or boats.

In context, "hajókból" would be used in sentences to describe actions or states related to ships. For example, one might say "Az áruk hajókból érkeztek" which translates to "The goods arrived from ships." Another example could be "A katonák hajókból szálltak partra," meaning "The soldiers disembarked from ships." The specific meaning is determined by the surrounding words and the overall sentence structure in Hungarian. The form "hajókból" is a key element in Hungarian grammar for expressing relationships and movement involving multiple vessels.