Futóvá

Futóvá is a Hungarian term that translates to "runner" or "jogger" in English. It refers to a person who engages in the activity of running or jogging, typically for exercise, sport, or recreation. The term can be used broadly to describe anyone who runs, from amateur athletes to professional competitors.

In Hungary, running is a popular pastime. Many people participate in organized running events such as marathons, half-marathons, and shorter races held throughout the year. Parks and dedicated running trails are common locations for individuals to practice their running. The culture around running in Hungary often emphasizes health and well-being, as well as the social aspect of participating in group runs or clubs.

The word "futóvá" itself is derived from the Hungarian verb "futni," meaning "to run." The suffix "-vá" can indicate a person associated with an action or profession, similar to how "worker" is derived from "work." Therefore, "futóvá" directly signifies someone who runs. It's a common and straightforward term used in everyday conversation when discussing physical activity and sports.