faanyagba
Faanyagba is a Hungarian directional form derived from the noun faanyag, meaning wood material or timber. The suffix -ba marks movement into a space, so faanyagba literally means “into the wood material.” It is used to describe actions that take place inside or within wood, such as inserting fasteners, drilling, or shaping within a wooden element.
In practice, faanyagba appears mainly in technical, construction, or carpentry contexts. It communicates that a task
Etymology and usage notes: faanyagba is formed from the compound faanyag (wood material, timber) plus the directional