modulból

Modulból is the ablative form of modul, a Hungarian noun meaning “module.” It marks origin or source, equivalent to the English phrase “from a module.” The term modul is a loanword from English module and is widely used in information technology, software development, electronics, and education.

Grammatical note: Hungarian uses the suffixes -ból and -ből to express the ablative case, with the choice determined by vowel harmony. -ból is used after back vowels (a, o, u, and their long counterparts), while -ből is used after front vowels (e, i, ö, ü, and their long forms). Since modul contains a back vowel (u), the correct form is modulból.

Usage: Modulból appears in technical and educational contexts to indicate origin or source. For example: "A modulból érkező adatok feldolgozása szükséges" (The processing of data coming from the module is necessary). Another common construction is "A modulból kiépített rendszer," referring to a system built from modules.

Etymology and variation: The word modul, and therefore modulból, reflect the growing use of modular design in computing and engineering. As with other Hungarian ablatives, modulból can combine with adjectives and verbs to form phrases that describe origin, provenance, or departure from a module within a larger system.