Pæga

Püga is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a type of musical instrument or a brand of vehicle.

In the context of music, a püga is a traditional wind instrument found in some Central Asian cultures. It is typically made from animal horn or wood and produces a resonant, reedy sound. The specific design and playing techniques can vary significantly between different regions, and it is often used in folk music ensembles or for ceremonial purposes. Historical accounts suggest its use dates back centuries, playing a role in storytelling and religious practices.

Alternatively, püga might refer to a brand of small, utilitarian vehicles, often seen in certain European countries. These vehicles are generally known for their simplicity, affordability, and fuel efficiency, making them popular for short-distance travel or as commercial utility vehicles. Information on the exact origin and history of these vehicles can be sparse, but they are recognized by their distinctive, often boxy, designs. The term itself may have linguistic roots tied to the region where these vehicles are most prevalent.