országból

Országból is the ablative form of the Hungarian noun ország, meaning "from the country." It is used to indicate origin or source and answers questions such as "honnan?" or "honnan érkezik?" The form is commonly found in sentences about where someone or something comes from, or where an action originates.

The word is created by adding the ablative suffix -ból/-ből to the stem ország. Because the last vowel of the stem is a back vowel (á), the form takes -ból, resulting in országból. It is written as a single word and follows standard Hungarian vowel harmony rules for ablative endings.

Usage and examples:

- Magyarországból érkezett a vendég. (The guest arrived from Hungary.)

- Ő Magyarországból származik. (He/she originates from Hungary.)

- A levél Magyarországból érkezett. (The letter arrived from Hungary.)

Országból is one of several ablative-case forms in Hungarian that express origin or source; similar endings exist for other stems, and the choice between -ból and -ből depends on the last vowel of the stem. The concept is fundamental to indicating where someone or something comes from in Hungarian, and országból specifically denotes “from the country.”