vonulatból

The Hungarian term "vonulatból" is a grammatical construction derived from the word "vonulat," meaning ridge or range, and the suffix "-ból," which indicates origin or "from." Thus, "vonulatból" literally translates to "from the ridge" or "from the range." It is used in Hungarian to denote movement or origin from a mountainous or elevated geographical feature.

This locative suffix "-ból" is commonly appended to nouns to specify that something originates from within or a part of a larger entity. When applied to "vonulat," it signifies coming out of, emerging from, or being a part of a mountain range. For instance, a sentence might describe a river flowing "vonulatból," meaning it originates from the mountains. Similarly, a person or animal might emerge "vonulatból" to indicate they are coming from within that elevated terrain.

The usage of "vonulatból" is typical in descriptive geographical contexts or narratives that involve movement across landscapes. It provides a precise way to indicate the starting point of an action or the source of something located within a ridge or mountain range. The grammatical structure is standard for expressing "out of" or "from within" in Hungarian.