tumorból

tumorból is a Hungarian ablative form meaning from a tumor or out of a tumor. It is formed by attaching the suffix -ból to the noun tumor. In Hungarian, -ból/-ból expresses origin or source, and it follows the word’s ending and pronunciation rules. The word tumor is borrowed into Hungarian from Latin/English, while daganat is the native term for tumor; both can appear in medical writing, with tumor often used in contexts that follow international terminology.

In usage, tumorból denotes the source of material, cells, or data. It is common in scientific and clinical texts when specifying that something comes from a tumor. Examples include:

- A tumorból vett minta mikroszkópos vizsgálatára került. (The sample taken from the tumor was prepared for microscopic examination.)

- A tumorból származó sejtek differenciált tulajdonságokat mutatnak. (The cells derived from the tumor show differentiated properties.)

- A tumorból nyert adatok alapján következtetéseket vontak le. (Conclusions were drawn based on data obtained from the tumor.)

In everyday Hungarian, daganatból is more commonly used to express origin from a tumor, but tumorból remains standard in many medical and research contexts, particularly when translating or aligning with international terminology. The choice between daganatból and tumorból can depend on audience, formality, and established terminology within a given field.