áramlásból

The term "áramlásból" is a Hungarian word. It is the ablative case of the word "áramlás," which translates to "flow" or "stream" in English. Therefore, "áramlásból" literally means "from the flow" or "out of the stream."

This grammatical form is used to indicate the origin or source of something, similar to how "from" or "out of" is used in English. For instance, if one were describing water coming out of a river, they might say "a folyóból," meaning "from the river." Similarly, "áramlásból" would indicate something originating from a flow.

The concept of "áramlás" itself is broad and can refer to the movement of liquids, gases, electricity, or even abstract concepts like information or people. The ablative case "áramlásból" thus signifies separation from or emergence from such a movement or current. Its specific meaning in a sentence would depend on the context provided by the rest of the Hungarian phrase. It's a common grammatical construction used to express departure or origin from a dynamic state.