kápolnákból

kápolnákból is the Hungarian plural form of kápolna, which translates to chapel in English. Therefore, "kápolnákból" signifies "from chapels" or "out of chapels." This grammatical construction indicates origin or departure from one or more chapels.

In Hungary, chapels are often small, often privately owned or community-maintained places of worship. They can be found in various settings, from rural villages and solitary landscapes to within larger towns and cities, sometimes as part of a cemetery or a historical estate. The use of "kápolnákból" would imply an action or event that originated from these specific structures.

For example, a sentence using "kápolnákból" might describe people emerging from several chapels after a religious service, or perhaps goods being transported from a collection of chapels. The specific context would further define the precise meaning. The word highlights the plurality of these devotional spaces and the movement or source originating from them.