fületi

Fületi is a Hungarian adjectival and toponymic form derived from a place name, formed with the suffix -i. In Hungarian, the -i suffix commonly turns a place name into an adjective or demonym, indicating origin, association, or belonging. Therefore, fületi is used to describe things related to or originating from a location that would be called Füle or a similar base name, depending on local naming.

In usage, fületi functions as an ordinary adjective in sentences and can appear in phrases such as a fületi lakos (a resident of Füle) or fületi település (a settlement associated with Füle). The exact interpretation depends on the underlying place name, which may be specific to a region or historical context. It is not a standalone noun but rather a descriptor.

Capitalization follows Hungarian orthography: as a common adjective, fületi is written in lowercase. When used as a proper noun to name a place or a surname, it would be capitalized, for example Füeti or Fületi, depending on the standard form of the actual locality or the family name in records. There are no widely recognized international figures or settlements primarily known by the name Fületi in standard reference works; if such a form appears, it would be treated as either a proper noun or a linguistic derivative within a broader regional context.

See also: -i suffix in Hungarian toponymy; Füle as a related place-name base in Hungarian-language geography and genealogical contexts.