Végei

Végei is a form found in Hungarian-language contexts that can function as a surname or as a toponymic adjective indicating origin. It is not a common noun in contemporary usage.

Etymology: The base vége means "end" or "boundary" in Hungarian. The suffix -i is a productive derivational element in Hungarian that forms adjectives and demonyms meaning "of" or "from" a place or thing. Therefore végei can be interpreted as "of Vége" or, in the case of a place named Vége, as meaning "people from Vége" or "from Vége."

Usage and examples: As a surname, végei appears in Hungarian records but is uncommon, and there are no widely documented figures with this name in major reference works. In toponymy, the form would typically be used to form a demonym or an adjective indicating origin from a place that might be named Vége, yielding phrases or names that identify origin rather than describing a common object or concept. The distinction between a possible place name Vége and the general word vége is important in interpretation.

See also: The term is related to vége, the Hungarian word for end, and to the general pattern in Hungarian of forming place-based or demonym adjectives with the suffix -i.