Sávban

Sávban is a Hungarian adverb derived from the noun sáv, which can mean lane, band, or range. The word indicates that something lies within a defined lane, band, or range, and its exact meaning depends on the context in which it is used.

In traffic and road use, sávban describes the position of a vehicle relative to road lanes. For example, a driver may be advised to stay in the inner sávban (inner lane) or to move into a different sávban to pass. The expression conveys spatial location within the roadway’s division of lanes.

In telecommunications, broadcasting, and related fields, sávban refers to a frequency or service band. For instance, a signal can be described as being in the 2,4 GHz sávban, meaning it lies within that frequency band. The term is also used when discussing allocations of spectrum or channels.

In other domains, sáv can denote a track or channel in media, data storage, or analysis, so sávban can similarly indicate inclusion within a particular track, channel, or categorized range. The precise interpretation again follows the context.

Etymologywise, sávban combines sáv with the locative suffix -ban, forming a common Hungarian construction for indicating location inside a defined division. See also sáv (lane, band) and related terms in traffic, radio, and data contexts.