Darabos

Darabos is a term in Hungarian that can refer to a surname and to an adjective derived from darab, meaning piece or item. As an adjective, darabos describes something that is made of pieces, segmented, or assembled from components. In everyday use it may describe products, parts, or processes that occur in discrete units. In commercial contexts the phrases darabos ár or darabos ára commonly mean price per piece, as opposed to bulk pricing.

As a surname, Darabos is found among Hungarian-speaking populations and may be borne by people in various fields, including sports, academia, and the arts. Surnames of this type are frequently linked to historical occupations, locations, or descriptive nicknames associated with assembling or handling parts, though the precise origin of the name is not always clear. In regional contexts with Hungarian influence, the name can also appear in diaspora communities in neighboring countries.

In usage, the term should not be confused with unrelated homonyms in other languages. The word darabos thus functions both as a linguistic descriptor in Hungarian and as a family name carried by individuals within Hungarian-speaking communities. Notable people with the surname exist in contemporary records, reflecting the name’s presence in Hungarian-speaking regions.