Életkorból

Életkorból is a Hungarian grammatical construct that translates roughly to "from an age" or "out of age." It is formed by combining the Hungarian word "életkor" which means "age" or "lifespan," with the ablative case suffix "-ból/-ből." This suffix indicates origin, source, or separation.

The "életkorból" construct is used to express that something originates from a particular stage of life or is derived from a specific age. For instance, it might be used to describe knowledge acquired during childhood, experiences gained in old age, or a perspective shaped by a certain period of one's life. The choice between "-ból" and "-ből" depends on vowel harmony rules in Hungarian. If the last vowel of "életkor" is a back vowel (a, o, u), then "-ból" is used. If it's a front vowel (e, i, ö, ü), then "-ből" would be used, though in this specific case with "életkor," the suffix is consistently "-ból."

This grammatical form allows for nuanced expression regarding the influence of age on various aspects of a person's life, suggesting that one's age can be a source or a basis for something else. It implies a development or an outcome that is a direct result of having lived through a particular age.