koordinátáiból

Koordinátáiból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from its coordinates" or "from their coordinates" in English. It is a possessive form of the word koordináta, which means coordinate. The suffix "-iból" indicates a partitive case, meaning "from within" or "out of" a set of items. Therefore, "koordinátáiból" specifically refers to something originating or derived from a set of coordinates.

This phrase is commonly used in contexts involving geometry, mapping, navigation, and data analysis. For example, in a geographical context, one might say that a specific point was determined from the coordinates of a known landmark. In computer programming, a function might return values derived from a given set of input coordinates. The phrase implies that the information or object in question is not the coordinates themselves, but rather something that was established, calculated, or extracted based on those coordinates. It highlights the source or basis of something being a set of coordinate values.