téglalapból

téglalapból is a Hungarian word. Its literal translation into English is "from a rectangle." In a grammatical context, it is the superessive case of the word "téglalap," which means "rectangle." This grammatical form indicates movement from or origin on the surface of a rectangle. For example, one might say "a picture is hanging téglalapból," implying it is hanging on the surface of a rectangular wall. Alternatively, it could describe something being made or taken from a rectangular object, such as "a piece cut téglalapból," meaning a piece cut from a rectangular piece of material. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and context. It is not a standalone concept but rather a grammatical inflection used to express a spatial or origin relationship with a rectangle.