Apátfalva

Apátfalva is a village in Csongrád-Csanád county, in southern Hungary. It is located near the city of Makó and the border with Romania.

The village's name, "Apátfalva," translates to "Abbot's Village" or "Abbey Village." The name indicates a historical association with a local abbey or religious institution.

Apátfalva is primarily an agricultural community. Its economy is largely based on farming, particularly the cultivation of grains and vegetables.

The village has a local government, schools, and other community facilities. It is known for its relatively small size and its preservation of traditional Hungarian rural life.