populációkból

Populációkból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from populations" in English. It is a linguistic phenomenon where a word or phrase is derived from a plural form, specifically from the plural of a noun. This process is common in Hungarian, where the plural form of a noun often serves as the basis for new words or expressions.

The term "populációkból" can be broken down into two parts: "populációk" and "ból". "Populációk" is the plural form of "populáció", which means "population" in English. The suffix "ból" is a case ending in Hungarian that indicates the source or origin of something. Therefore, "populációkból" literally means "from populations".

This linguistic feature is not unique to Hungarian and can be found in other languages as well. For example, in English, we have expressions like "from the people" or "from the masses", which are derived from plural nouns. The use of plural forms to create new words or expressions is a common linguistic phenomenon and can be observed in various languages around the world.