szavval

szavval is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a less common variation of "szavazat" or "szavazás" in Hungarian. "Szavazat" translates to "vote" in English, referring to a single mark or expression of choice in an election or poll. "Szavazás" translates to "voting" or "election," the act or process of casting votes.

If the intent was to refer to a specific Hungarian political party, organization, or movement, it is not readily identifiable under the spelling "szavval." Hungarian political discourse often uses words derived from "szavazni" (to vote), such as "szavazókör" (polling station) or "szavazóhelyiség" (polling place). Without further context, "szavval" likely represents a phonetic transcription, a typographical error, or a very specific, perhaps informal, term not widely documented.

Further clarification on the intended meaning or context of "szavval" would be necessary to provide a more precise and informative explanation. It is possible that "szavval" is a surname or a localized term within a specific community or dialect, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized concept or entity in Hungarian language or politics.