nyúlványokból

The Hungarian word "nyúlványokból" translates to "from appendages" or "from outgrowths." It is the plural form of "nyúlvány," which means appendage, outgrowth, or projection. The suffix "-ból" indicates the ablative case, signifying origin or source. Therefore, "nyúlványokból" specifically denotes something originating or coming from these structures.

In biological contexts, "nyúlványokból" can refer to structures that develop from or emerge from various biological appendages. For example, it might describe cells or tissues growing from the limbs of an organism, or perhaps a substance secreted from glandular outgrowths. The specific meaning is dependent on the surrounding text and the biological system being discussed.

Beyond biology, the term can be used more metaphorically to describe something arising from extensions or peripheral parts of a larger entity. This could apply to abstract concepts, such as ideas that branch out from a core principle, or even to physical structures that extend from a main body. The core idea conveyed by "nyúlványokból" is a derivation or origin from something that is an extension or appendage of a primary element.