vályú
The term "vályú" originates from Hungarian and most commonly refers to a trough or a long, open container. Historically, vályú were primarily made of wood, carved from a single piece of timber or constructed from several planks. They served various practical purposes in agricultural and domestic settings.
One of the most frequent uses of a vályú was for feeding livestock, particularly pigs and cattle.
The shape of a vályú is typically elongated with a rounded or rectangular cross-section, designed to hold
While wooden vályú were traditional, later versions were also made from other materials such as metal or