plexusból

Plexusból is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “from the plexus,” used primarily in anatomical and medical contexts to indicate the origin of a structure from a nerve or vascular plexus. It is formed by the noun plexus, which denotes a network of intersecting nerves or vessels, with the suffix -ból that marks source or origin in Hungarian. The result is an expression that describes something arising from or emanating from a plexus.

In medical writing, plexusból functions as an attributive element attached to other nouns to specify origin. Examples include phrases such as plexusból kiinduló idegek (nerves originating from a plexus) or plexusból eredő rostok (fibers arising from a plexus). The construction helps clarify anatomical pathways, nerve supply, or vascular drainage by naming the source network.

Etymology of the word traces to the Latin plexus, meaning “network,” combined with the Hungarian suffix -ból (ablative form meaning “from”). When plexus is used as a proper noun, for instance in a brand or organization name, capitalization and hyphenation rules may apply, potentially yielding Plexusból in such contexts.

See also: Plexus; nerve plexus; brachial plexus; vascular plexus. Notes: plexusból is a specialized term primarily found in medical Hungarian texts and may be encountered more commonly in descriptive phrases than as a standalone lexical item.