illusztrálásból

Illusztrálásból is a Hungarian phrase formed from illusztrálás (the act of illustrating or illustration) plus the ablative suffix -ból, indicating origin or source. The expression literally means “from illustration” and is used in contexts where information, data, or examples are derived from illustrations rather than from the text or other sources.

Etymology and form: illusztrálás is a nominalized verb meaning illustration or the act of illustrating. The suffix -ás turns it into a noun, and -ból marks the source, yielding illusztrálásból “from illustration.” The construction is primarily a prepositional phrase that can modify nouns or verbs in broader clauses.

Usage: The phrase appears mainly in formal, academic, or technical prose. It serves to indicate that something originates in or is based on illustrations. Commonly it occurs in noun phrases such as illusztrálásból nyert adatok (data obtained from illustrations) or illusztrálásból származó példák (examples derived from illustrations). It is less typical as a standalone adverb and more typical as a modifier within a larger syntactic unit.

Relationship to related forms: Illusztrálásból can be contrasted with illusztrációból, another ablative form from illusztráció (the noun for illustration). The choice between these forms may reflect subtle nuance: illusztrálásból foregrounds the act of illustrating, while illusztrációból foregrounds the illustration itself as a source.

See also: illusztráció, illusztrálás. In Hungarian usage, these terms are part of a broader set of phrases used to describe sources, methods, and basis of information in scholarly and descriptive writing.