objektumoktól

Objektumoktól is the ablative plural form of the Hungarian noun objektum, meaning "from the objects." The form is used to indicate origin or source from multiple objects and appears in contexts where objects are the source of information, material, or action.

Morphology and orthography: The word is formed from the stem objektum + plural suffix -ok to make objektumok, then the ablative suffix -tól yields objektumoktól. The corresponding singular form is objektumtól. The combination is written without spaces, and the suffixes attach directly to the word. The phrase can be used in attributive or predicative positions, for example in compound phrases such as objektumoktól érkező.

Usage and examples: Objektumoktól typically marks origin, source, or starting point. It is common in scientific, technical, or descriptive prose. Examples include: A kísérlet során az adatokat objektumoktól származó mintákból nyerték. Az eredmények az objektumoktól érkező jelek alapján magyarázhatók. In such sentences, objektumoktól clarifies that the information or signals originate from the objects.

Variations and related forms: The form objektumoktól contrasts with other source-marking suffixes like -ból/-ből (from inside or out of) and with singular objektumtól (from the object). It can combine with adjectives or participles to describe origin, e.g., objektumoktól érkező adatok.

See also: Hungarian grammar, ablative case, objektum.