halottból

Halottból is a Hungarian word. It translates to "from the dead" or "from a dead person" in English. The word is a combination of "halott," meaning "dead," and the possessive suffix "-ból," which indicates origin or source.

This term can appear in various contexts in Hungarian. It might be used literally, referring to something originating from a deceased individual, such as an inheritance or a biological sample. For example, one might speak of "halottból származó emlék," meaning "a memory from the dead."

Figuratively, "halottból" can describe a resurrection or a revival. It might refer to something that was once considered lost or defunct but has since been brought back to life or relevance. An example could be a "halottból feltámadt ötlet," which translates to "an idea resurrected from the dead." The specific meaning is always dependent on the surrounding sentence and the overall context in which the word is used.