skání

Skánó is a term whose precise meaning varies by language and context, and there is no single, widely accepted definition in English-language references. The word appears primarily in Hungarian-language contexts as a proper noun or loanword, and its use outside those contexts is limited.

In some texts it may function as a surname or as a local place name, appearing in historical records or regional maps. It can also be used as a fictional or invented term within literature, film, or games, where it denotes a character, group, or concept specific to that work.

Etymology and exact usage are not standardized, and the term may be encountered only in obscure or regional sources. When encountering skánó in a text, readers should consult the surrounding language context, regional dictionaries, or the primary source to determine the intended reference.

The article is a starting point for future expansion should reliable sources identify a clear, widely recognized sense of the term. If you have a specific context (language, country, field, or source), please provide it to tailor the article.