tanúkból

The word "tanúkból" is a Hungarian grammatical form. It is the plural of "tanú," which means "witness." The "-ból" suffix indicates the partitive case, often translated as "from," "out of," or "among." Therefore, "tanúkból" literally translates to "from witnesses" or "out of witnesses."

This form is used in Hungarian sentences to denote a source or origin when referring to multiple witnesses. For example, if someone received information from a group of witnesses, they might say the information came "tanúkból." It signifies that the witnesses are the source from which something is derived or selected. The grammatical structure of Hungarian often requires such case endings to convey precise meaning in relation to nouns, and "tanúkból" is an example of this. It is a common and integral part of Hungarian syntax, used in everyday conversation and formal writing.