mosásból

Mosásból is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "from washing" or "laundry." It is commonly used in everyday conversation to refer to items that have been recently washed or are awaiting washing. The word itself is a compound noun, formed by combining "mosás" (washing) and the suffix "-ból" (from/out of).

The context in which "mosásból" is used is usually related to household chores and the management of clothing and linens. For example, someone might say "a ruhák mosásból vannak" which means "the clothes are from the laundry" or "they have been washed." Alternatively, it could refer to the pile of clothes that need to be washed, such as "tedd a mosásból való ruhákat a kosárba" meaning "put the clothes from the laundry (meaning those to be washed) into the basket."

The concept of "mosásból" also extends to the process itself. It can describe the act of taking items out of the washing machine after a cycle, or the general area where laundry is being handled. While not a technical term, it serves as a practical and concise way to communicate about laundry-related activities in Hungarian. Its usage is widespread and understood across different age groups and regions within Hungary.