kazánokból

The term "kazánokból" is the Hungarian plural genitive form of "kazán," which translates to "boiler" or "furnace" in English. Therefore, "kazánokból" literally means "from boilers" or "from furnaces." This phrase is typically used in contexts where something is being extracted, sourced, or derived from these heating devices.

In practical applications, "kazánokból" could refer to the collection of byproducts or emissions from industrial boilers, such as ash or flue gases, for further processing or disposal. It might also describe the process of obtaining heat or energy that has been generated within boilers. For example, a sentence might discuss the energy "kazánokból" used to power a manufacturing plant. In a more figurative sense, it could imply something originating from a place of intense heat or pressure, akin to being forged in a furnace. The specific meaning is highly dependent on the surrounding text and the subject matter being discussed.