Hajóig

Hajóig is a Hungarian word that translates to "boat" or "ship" in English. It is a common noun and refers to a watercraft designed for transportation or recreation on rivers, lakes, or seas. The term can encompass a wide range of vessels, from small rowboats to large cargo ships. The specific type of vessel is often indicated by a more descriptive term, such as "vitorláshajó" for sailboat or "motorcsónak" for motorboat.

The word "hajóig" is derived from older Hungarian terms related to sailing and water travel. Its usage is widespread throughout Hungary and among Hungarian speakers. In a nautical context, "hajóig" is a fundamental word for discussing maritime activities, shipbuilding, and water-based logistics. It is also used metaphorically in some expressions to convey ideas of journey, progress, or the passage of time. The plural form of "hajóig" is "hajók".