Függ

Függ is a term that can refer to different uses in Hungarian-language contexts and occasionally appears as a proper name. In Hungarian, függ is a verb with two common meanings: to hang or be suspended, and to depend or rely on something. It occurs in phrases such as “függ valamitől” (depends on something) and in clauses describing physical hanging, where an object is hanging from another support. The meaning is determined by sentence structure and accompanying particles, and it is conjugated like other Hungarian verbs.

As a proper noun, Függ may appear as a family name or as part of a place name in Hungary or among Hungarian-speaking communities. However, there is no widely recognized town, village, or landmark officially named Függ in major geographic databases, and no widely reported notable person simply known as Függ.

In other languages, Függ is generally seen as a Hungarian word or as a transliteration and does not correspond to a widely used term outside Hungarian cognates.

Etymology and usage notes: Függ derives from Hungarian verb roots related to hanging or depending. In written Hungarian, the umlaut over the u is essential; capitalization follows standard rules for proper nouns when used as a name.

The article is brief and covers the primary senses of the term. For specifics like an individual or location bearing the name Függ, additional details would be necessary.