interfaceból

Interfaceból is a Hungarian noun phrase used to indicate origin from an interface. It is formed by the loanword interface (or its Hungarian adaptation interfész) followed by the suffix -ból, which denotes source or from where something comes. In practice, the precise spelling can vary: interfaceből and interfészből are both understood, and some style guides prefer a hyphen in interface-ből to separate the foreign root from the suffix. The choice depends on orthographic conventions and the writer’s preference.

In usage, interfaceból appears in technical and IT-related contexts to specify that data, events, or actions originate from a specific interface, such as a software interface, API, or user interface. It helps distinguish sources of information or input within data flows, debugging notes, or system design documentation. For example, a Hungarian text might state that “Az adatok az interfészből érkeznek,” meaning “The data arrive from the interface.”

Relation to other terms: the native Hungarian term for interface is interfész, which functions similarly in phrases with -ból. In bilingual or heavily technical texts, the English loanword interface is common, especially in code samples or API documentation. The form interfaceból therefore reflects a standard Hungarian mechanism for indicating source, compatible with other -ból forms used with nouns of various origins.

See also: interfész, interfészből, interface, interface-ből.