ágból

ágból is a Hungarian postpositional form meaning “from the branch” or “out of a branch.” It is formed from the noun ág (branch) plus the suffix -ból, which marks origin or source in space. The combination ág + -ból yields ágból, reflecting standard Hungarian vowel harmony and consonant combinations.

In grammar, ágból functions as a locative-origin marker, indicating movement or placement originating from a branch. It is not a standalone word but a case form that appears within noun phrases, typically in clauses describing location, movement, or origin within a branched structure. The form is commonly used in botanical or naturalistic descriptions and can also occur metaphorically to denote origin from a component part.

Pronunciation: ágból is pronounced roughly as [aːɡbol].

Usage examples: A levél az ágából hullik. (The leaf falls from the branch.)

See also: Hungarian suffixes ból/ből; ág (branch); Hungarian grammar.