fõház
Főház is a Hungarian term that translates to "main house" or "principal dwelling" in English. It refers to the primary building on a property, often distinguished from outbuildings or secondary structures. In historical contexts, the főház was typically the residence of the landowner, estate owner, or the most important family within a larger settlement. It was generally the largest and most elaborately constructed building, reflecting the status and wealth of its inhabitants.
The architectural style and size of a főház would vary greatly depending on the region, time period,