
woraus
what … from
Asks what material, source, or component something consists of or comes from.
Woraus besteht dieser Kuchen?
What is this cake made from?
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what … from
Asks what material, source, or component something consists of or comes from.
Woraus besteht dieser Kuchen?
What is this cake made from?

from what
Asks about the basis or information from which someone draws a conclusion or derives something.
Woraus schließt du, dass er gelogen hat?
From what do you conclude that he lied?

from which
Refers back to something mentioned in a subordinate clause and means 'aus dem', 'aus der', or 'aus welchem' (from which).
Sie zeigte mir den Bericht, woraus die wichtigsten Ergebnisse hervorgingen.
She showed me the report, from which the main findings emerged.
'Woraus' (what … from) consists of 'wo', a linking 'r', and 'aus' (from). The connection with 'aus' helps you recognize relevant verb combinations, such as 'aus etwas bestehen' (to consist of something) or 'aus etwas entstehen' (to arise from something).
Woraus entsteht eigentlich dieser unangenehme Geruch?
What does this unpleasant smell actually come from?
In direct questions, the verb comes immediately after 'woraus' (what … from). When 'woraus' introduces an indirect question as a subordinate clause, the conjugated verb comes at the end of that clause.
Woraus besteht diese Creme?
What is this cream made from?
Ich möchte wissen, woraus diese Creme besteht.
I would like to know what this cream is made from.
When asking about the basis of a statement, typical combinations are 'woraus etwas schließen' (from what to conclude something) and 'woraus etwas ableiten' (from what to derive something). The content of the conclusion can appear in a following 'dass' (that) clause.
Woraus leitest du ab, dass die Preise weiter steigen werden?
From what do you deduce that prices will continue to rise?
'Woraus' (from which) can refer to the entire content of a preceding statement. It then introduces a subordinate clause with the conjugated verb at the end; this clause often expresses a conclusion.
Alle Fenster waren dunkel, woraus ich schloss, dass niemand zu Hause war.
All the windows were dark, from which I concluded that no one was home.