ragasztóba

Ragasztóba is a village located in the Somogy county of Hungary. It is situated in the southwestern part of the country, near the border with Croatia. The village is part of the Kaposvár agglomeration.

The area around Ragasztóba has been inhabited for centuries, with archaeological evidence suggesting settlements dating back to the Roman period. The name "Ragasztóba" itself is believed to have Slavic origins, potentially related to the word for "sticky" or "glue," possibly referring to the local soil or a historical craft.

Historically, the economy of Ragasztóba, like many villages in the region, was primarily based on agriculture. Farming and animal husbandry were the main sources of livelihood for its residents. Over time, like many rural Hungarian communities, Ragasztóba has experienced demographic shifts, with some migration to larger towns and cities.

Today, Ragasztóba remains a small rural community. Its proximity to Kaposvár, the county seat, provides residents with access to services and employment opportunities. The village retains a quiet, traditional atmosphere. The landscape surrounding Ragasztóba is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural fields, typical of the Somogy landscape. The local infrastructure includes basic amenities. The community is served by local roads connecting it to the surrounding settlements.