One official says Hungarian fárad is of FU origin.

Another source says it is derived from the root fár(a) and adds that a Turkic connection is incorrect [Chong]

wrdj be weary (O.K.); wrd be weary /Old Egyptian [cgj]

*vąrhet- (~ V-) flexible; weak; to grow weak 1; to rest /Proto Chukchee-Koryak [ss]

*p`ára to be tired /Altaic [ss]

va_ra (va_ri-) to be wearied, tired, cramped after exertion (Kui); varuntu (varunti-) to suffer, be distressed, grieved, become emaciated, take pains, make great efforts, make a supplication; varuttu (varutti-) to cause pain, afflict, vex; n. suffering, pain; varuttam suffering, pain, strain, difficulty, effort, exhaustion, weariness (Tamil) [sk]

var..alikai weariness, fatigue (Tamil); ba.l. fatigue; ba.l.- (ba.l.y-) to become exhausted from hunger (Kota); bar..al(u) to become weary, be fatigued, droop, fade, to cast down, be distressed; bar..alike, bar..alke weakness, fatigue, distress (Kannad.a); bal.alik tiredness, fatigue, exhaustion (Tulu); va_r.ag a_- to become tired (Mand.a); br.ac- (-it-) to be tired of (Kuwi)(DEDR 5293). [sk]

*par3- cut, remove, scrape, shave /Proto-Uralic) [Chong]

furu cut to pieces (Manchu - Sauvageot) [Chong]

pic (noun, pronounced: pitch) son of a bitch /Turkish [source]

pito (colloq.) penis

*pu:t.i / *bu:t.i (~ -e) genitals (mostly female) /North Caucasian

poccu woman's pubic hair, vulva, anus (Tamil); pocca, pocci membrum muliebre (Malayalam); po_s vulva (Brahui); poj id. (Ko.); pucci, pucce id. (Kannad.a) (DEDR 4476) [sk]

(A) PENIS from [ahd]

>>>>> (I) from [fjs]

>>>>> (II) from [source]

(B) VULVA from [Pokorny: 1523]

>>>>> (I) from [sk]

>>>>> (II) from [source]

Officially, Hungarian fej-, fő derive from FU.

bojiya headman of a clan /Manchu [as]

Official source says that fel, föl derive from föl "skimmings" which is of F-U origin. [Chong]

falatu, fala sky

Hungarian is officially of FU origin.

buluh to worry; to be nervous, frightened; to hasten, hurry; fright [jh]

*pal.- to cower, crouch /Dravidian [ss]

pìila to be bothered about, worried, distracted {/pila} /Alabama [tm]

Hungarian is officially of FU origin.

*pa:\li to be separated, divided /Altaic [ss]

bar half
bar to divide, split [jh]

*pa:l- portion /Dravidian [ss]

Hungarian vál is officially of F-U origin.

waala (v.) to part, segment; waala (n.) share, segment /Wollof [pc2]

*val.a- to cut /Dravidian; *vāl.- to peel, to slice /Dravidian [ss]

vilaku to be separated; vilan:ku to be separated; n. obstruction, hindrance (Tamil); vilakku separation, interdict; vilan.n.uka to go aside, fall across, cross over, be transverse; vilan.n.a across, athwart; vilan.n.u what is across, fetters (Malayalam); vi_lu to be separated, leave (Telugu) (DEDR 5423) [sk]

pil. (pil.v-, pin.t.-, pil.p-, pit.t.-) to burst open, be rent or cut, be broken to pieces; divide; pil.appu crevice, cleft, splitting; pil.avai piece /Tamil; pil.aruka to split; cleave; pil.arcca splitting, a cleft /Malayalam; pil.arppu, pil.appu cleft, rent, crack /Malayalam; pil.igu, hil.gu, hil.i to break, crack, burst /Kannad.a; pulevu a crack /Tulu; p(r)e_lu to crack, burst (?Telugu); pr.i_ to be split open (Pengo); plinga to be split, cracked /Kui; bri_phali, plih'nai to hatch /Kuwil vil. split, to open out /Tamil; vil.avu cleft, crack /Tamil; vil.l.uka to burst open, crack, break /Malayalam; vil.l.al hollow, rent; vil.l.u crack, aperture /Malayalam; vil.uruka to split, open /Malayalam; buluni, bul.l.uni a sore or wound to enlarge; crack, slit /Tulu; buluni to be open /Tulu [sk]

pałka to be split in more than two pieces, splintered {/pał (at)-ka1} /Alabama [tm]
pałłi to split (several things) in two; to cut something open in more than one place {/pał (at)-li} /Alabama [tm]

? villám lightning {bifurcation of electrical energy?} /Hungarian

*pa:\li to be separated, divided /Altaic [ss]

vilaku to be separated; vilan:ku to be separated; n. obstruction, hindrance (Tamil); vilakku separation, interdict; vilan.n.uka to go aside, fall across, cross over, be transverse; vilan.n.a across, athwart; vilan.n.u what is across, fetters (Malayalam); vi_lu to be separated, leave (Telugu) (DEDR 5423) [sk]

vile hay-fork, pitchfork /Serbo-Croatian
vidlička fork /Slovak
vilka fork /Russian
wila, wilica, razklonenie /Bulgar

falakto to be forked (as a stick) /Alabama [tm]

filammi to fork off, take a fork off a main route, branch off, cut off from a main path (of one) Usage: Older word /Alabama [tm]

filammichi to make (someone) turn off at a fork in the road, make (someone) change direction /Alabama [tm]

filanka¹ road or stream that forks and splits off, side road [/filam-ka¹] /Alabama [tm]

filanka² to take a fork off a main route, branch off, cut off from a main path; to turn off a path (of one) Usage: Newer form. /Alabama [tm]

fíllanka to be forking, have a branch off, have a turn-off (of a road) {/filam-ka¹} /Alabama [tm]

Origin ?

páana top side /Alabama [tm]

Officially, Hungarian fészek is derived from a FU root.

pase, hase a layer; a bed; a beautiful seat; pase nil to be on a seat (Kannad.a); hase a spot on the ground decorated with flowers or colours; hase-jagali an artificially raised spot to put the ornamented seat upon; hase-man.e a plank used to form a hase; the ornamented seat itself (Kannad.a); a_sandi a couch, the seat of which is made of basket work; a_sana sitting (Kannad.a); a seat in general: a stool, chair etc.; sitting in pecular postures, according to the custom of devotees (Kannad.a); asi, hasi that which is laid on the ground (Kannad.a)(Kannad.a lex.) [sk]

pad.u, had.u to lie down; to set as the sun (Kannad.a)(Kannad.a lex.) [sk]

a_sana a seat in general: a stool, chair etc.; sitting in pecular postures, according to the custom of devotees (Sanskrit); pa_sa_da lofty platform, terrace, high building (Pali); pa_sa_ya palace (Pkt.) [sk]

Officially Hungarian fésű "comb" is thought to possibly be derived from Hungarian fej "head" [Chong]

Cognate Set <Ehret (1987) , #183> [oi4]

ba_cu to comb (Kannad.a); barcu (Tu.); va_ru to cut length-wise; to trim a palm leaf to write upon; to put the hair in order by a comb, to comb (Tamil, Malayalam); va_r-u, va_l.u id. (Malayalam); vakir to cut in longitudinal little pieces, to divide, slice; to part or disentangle as the hair (Tamil, Malayalam); ba_cisu to cause to comb (Kannad.a lex.) [sk]

pacali, paccinai, pac- (-it-) to scratch; pahinai to scrawl (Kuwi); pac- to scratch (Pengo, Mand.a); comb hair (Mand.a); pecer a comb (Mand.a); par-an.t.u, par-a_n.t.u, pir-a_n.t.u, pur-a_n.t.u to scratch as with nails (Tamil); paran.t.uka to scratch, scrape (Malayalam); parad.u, paracu to scratch with the finer or nails, claw; harnku to scratch with nails (Kannad.a); paran:kuni, parn:kuni, parkuni id. (Tulu); pars- (parast-) to scratch (part of body)(Kolami); pars- to scratch (Naikri); parc- to scratch; partid the itch; paytil urticaria (Parji); pa_rc-, pars- to scratch (body, etc.); pa_rs- (pa_ris-) to scratch with fingernails or claws; parru prickly heat (Gadba); pas- (-t-) to scratch with the nails; pasay a_- to get scratched (Kond.a); pacc- to scratch (Pengo)(DEDR 4023).[sk]

фас- (fas-) to comb /Ossetic [va: 35]

Hungarian figyel is officially believed to be derived possibly from fülel- "listen attentively" [Chong]

While vigyáz is officially derived from a F-U root.

Chorti [cw]

bhidia, bhiduk spy; bhidi to spy (Santali.lex.) [sk: 5691]

bhidi to keep secret, to keep one's own counsel, to spy, to pry into, to reconnoitre, to search for a clue, to act secretly; bhidikate ja~ha~nake hataoa he will buy something to enable him to spy; bhidia a spy; bhiduk a spy, a pretender (Santali.lex.) bedaku to seek, to search for, look for (Ka.); vetaku, vetuku, vedaku (Telugu); bedaku search (Kannad.a) (Kannad.a lex.) [sk: 6786]

ve_gimpu waking from sleep, keeping awake; ve_gincu to keep awake; ve_gu to watch without sleeping; ve_cu to wish for, hope, expect, watch for (Telugu); be_hu, be_gu spying (Kannad.a); e_gu, ve_gu (Telugu); ve_, ve_y, ve_gu, ve_vu (Tamil); ve_vu (Malayalam); be_gu-ga_r-a, be_hu-ka_r-a a spy (Kannad.a); ve_vuka_ran- (Tamil); ve_gulava_d.u (Telugu); be_hinava a spy, a scout (Kannad.a)(Ka.lex.) [sk: 5691]

veitha "careful, fair" < "vacillating" [az96]

Officially, Hungarian fizet is possibly derived from fûz- "bind", etc.. [Chong]

Another expert (TESz) says venni/vesz "to buy, purchase" is probably related to vinni/visz- "carry". which according to (MÉK) is derived from a F-U root. [see Chong]

*basi payment, loan /Altaic [ss]

Officially, Hungarian fog is derived from a FU source.

*pung3- /Ugric

fék to halt << halter, bridle /Hungarian << pakke /Ugrian

pók spider; pók-háló spider's web, cobweb /Hungarian
pánk spider; pánkháló spider's web, cobweb /Székely Hungarian (Transylvania)

pag to catch (birds) [Chong]
pag, bag to cage, shelter (birds) [jh]

paka (v.) to snatch /Wollof [pc2]

px N /Aramaic [cal]

*Pa:k grasp, embrace /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

? ba- /Classical Mongol [Chong]

*peγą- to throw; to rope in for neck 1 (бросать; заарканить за шею 1) /Proto Chukchee-Kamchatkan [ss: PN85]

bakka_ claws of a crab, forceps, shears /Kur.ux [sk]

bála spider; pók ant; pid to catch /Dravidian-Kur

Classical Greek [lsj1]

Chorti [cw]

Officially, Hungarian föld is possibly related to föl "up". [Chong]

vayal, vayyakal paddy field, agricultural tract, open space, plain; vayar--karai, vayar--ka_t.u tract of wet lands, paddy field (Tamil); vayal, vail paddy field (Malayalam); bayal(u), bayil(u), baylu, vayal open space, field, plain (Kannad.a); be.li paddy field (Kod.agu); bayilu, bailu fertile kind of rice field in low land which can be easily irrigated (Tulu); bayalu open space or field, plain, meadow (Telugu) [sk]

*uelt open field /Proto Indo-European [js]

Officially, the Hungarian root is foly(ik) which is possibly of FU origin.

oyi, hoyi to pour /Kannad.a (Kannad.a lex.) cf. pey to pour down into /Tamil; po_yu to pour /Telugu; pey to rain, fall (as dew or hail); pour down or into; poci to ooze, percolate, flow /Tamil; poy to pour, cast; pouring /Kannad.a; po_yu to pour, cast in metal /Telugu; poy- (water) pours, flows, to be spilled, flow /Gondi; poe~_na_ to fall (of rain) /Kur.ux; poye (pos-) to rain /Malto [sk]

*puna spin, twist /Finno-Ugrian [Chong]

väntüä (v) to wind; to braid /Vaddja [fv]

woñ (n.) thread /Wollof [pc2]

miro(a), whenu(a) to spin /Mäori [ng]

*[ph]a>n|H twist, spin, spindle /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*phuan cloth, garment /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*ber plait, knit, fasten /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*pin.-/*pi:nd.- to entwine, twist /Dravidian [ss]
*p_en. -: *pen. -V- `to twine, twist' /Dravidian [mw1: DEDR 4160a]

pe~_d.u, pe_d.u to twist, twine; pe_nu to twist, entwine; twist tow or three single threads into a thick thread (Telugu); pe_nd. to twist, twine (rope)(Naikri); pen.e to intertwine, twist, plait, braid (Toda); pin.ai to entwine; being knit together (Tamil); pin.i fastening, plait; pin.akku twisting, interlacing (Tamil); pin.a tying (Malayalam); pi.n. to become entangled (of ropes)(Kota); pena a twist of ropes; pena_cu to twist, twist together; pinning to be twisted (Brahui) (DEDR 4160). [sk]

ban.d.e, ban.d.a wool; ad.i-ban.d.a the wool at the belly of a sheep (Kannad.a)(Kannad.a.lex.) [sk]

vanth "demoness or fury associated with Xarun" [am91, glb, EM]
"Parca" [az96]; "one who turns" > "spin" [az96]
venzile "servile, client" [az96] root of vanth [az96]

*p`u/n/e hair; feather /Altaic [ss]

paanałi to put in with, mix (one object) in /Alabama [tm]

paanałka 1. to intermingle with, mix with (of one or one group) 2. to be mixed together (of different kinds of things); to be racially integrated /Alabama [tm]

panayka to have a sprained or turned ankle; to warp (as new lumber left out in the weather); to be curled up (as a cat or dog) {/panay-ka¹} /Alabama [tm]

panayli to wind, twist, turn, make (one object) crooked {/panay-li} /Alabama [tm]

pànkachi to be twisted, turned, coiled, crooked, gnarled, curved, warped, spiraled, wrung, serpentine {/pan(ay)-ka1-chi²} /Alabama [tm]

pànnichi to keep twisting, coil {/pan(ay)-li-chi²} Var: pannichi /Alabama [tm]

puna distorted, twisted, warped state; kink, tangle /Finnish; poˆn'- roll up, wrap up; poˆn't' a kind of tress used by men /Khanty; bodnje twist (also in rope); bending; cross-grain in wood of tree; warp; bodnjâ screw, turn, twist; change direction, change course for; tangle, disarrange, make a mess of; etc. /Lapp; [? põn'em plait, tress /Mari; bin'- roll up; wind up, wind /Udmurt] [Chong]

also see Hungarian fon "to spin, plait, braid"
see Hungarian for-, per- "spin"
see Hungarian varr "to sew,knit"

poru (-v-, -nt-) to join, unite, combine; poruttu (porutti-) to fit, adapt, prepare, adjust (Kampara_. Maruttumalai. 90); to cause to agree, to reconcile (Kur-al., 633); to join together, knit, unite; joining, junction, confluence; joint, suture of bones in the body (Panavit.u. 298); joining in carpentry; knot of a plant; uniting (Kampara_. Kumpakarn.a. 157); agreement, engagement; poruttu-ve_lai joinery (W.)(Tamil lex.); porutu (poruti-) to be joined, united with; join together, unite; porun(nu)-tal to be suitable, satisfactory (Nan-. 137); to agree, consent; poruntu-tal to agree, consent (Kampara_. Maruttu. 85); to make a contract, an agreement; to cohabit with (Man.i. 23,46)(Tamil lex.) poruntar weavers, makers of mats and baskets; po_r joining fast together; poruttam agreement, bargain, contract, treaty, covenant /Tamil; poruttu joint, joining, agreeing /Malayalam; pore to be joined, be put or attached to, joint, come near; n. joining, union, nearness, vicinity, side; pondu union, collection; porduge joining, contact, touch, union, harmony, nearness, an appendage /Kannad.a; po_r joining fast together (Maturaik. 354); po_r-k-katavu batten door; folding doors, as joined (Cilap. Arum. Akara_ti.); po_r-r-iya_tal grasping or securing closely (Na_mati_pa. 757); potivu union (Tamil lex.); por..i joint (Perun.. Ucaik. 48,87)/Tamil(Tamil lex.) por-i joint, jointure (Paripa_. 11,64); letter, character, writing /Tamil(Tamil lex.) po_ra < po_d.a hollow; pri the joints of a bamboo, a cane or the fingers /Malto [sk]

par-r-a-vaittal to solder, weld together (Tamil); pattisu id (Kannad.a); par-r-a_cu solder; support, prop; refuge (I_t.u, 8,9,1)(Tamil.lex.) par-r-utal to become joined or welded together, as metals soldered; par-r-in-ar relations; friends, adherants, allies; par-r-un-ar friends (Tamil.lex.); par-r-u to stick; paste, solder (Tamil); adhesion (Malayalam); par-r-ikka to fix, join, paste (Malayalam) [sk]

fő- boil, fől-, főz- cook, heat /Hungarian [Chong]

pék baker /Hungarian

Cognate Set <Cohen (1947) , #394> [oi4]

*vis- to cook; to heat in the sun /Dravidian [ss]

Classical Greek [lsj1]

*puwe blow

*pul-gi to blow

fūha wind and waves; storm, tempest /Japanese
fūi direction of the wind /Japanese

firtina gale, storm /Turkish

puhi blow /Moriori [mor]

Hungarian fül is officially of FU origin.

*vilu- ear /Proto Chukchee-Kamchatkan [ss]

kuullua to hear /Vaddja [fv]

*xül1V ear; to hear (Proto Altaic)

ke_l.-tal to investigate (Tamil.Insc. Co_r..ava. 66); to hear, harken, listen to (Tol. Po. 513)(Tamil)
ke_l. to hear (Kannad.a,Malayalam)(Tamil.lex.) [sk]

a_lay(i)su to listen, attend to, mind; a_lisu id., be heard, make oneself to be heard, cry aloud (Kannad.a); a_laisuni to listen to, hear attentively (Tulu); a_lakincu, a_lincu to hear, listen or attend to, give ear to (Telugu) (DEDR 383). [sk]

haalo to hear, obey (an order), listen /Alabama [tm]
háalo to hear, hear about (someone) /Alabama [tm]

hąl- hear [y84]

The standard Hungarian verb 'to hear' is hall and there is speculation that 'halló' might have come into common usage with the invention of the telephone in the 19^th. Century. Hungarians would address someone on the telephone with the greeting hallom 'I hear (you)' or with hallod 'do or can you hear (me)'

Early pioneering work was done by the Hungarian inventor Tivadar Puskás and his brother Ferenc in setting up the first telephone exchange as a result of which the word 'hello' came into common usage.. [source1, source2]

In IE it is claimed that hello has purely IE origins.

The following sample of websites also have 'similar' explanations all of which are ignorant of the Hungarian connection :-

But, let us not stop there.

Official source says that Hungarian fürd(ik) is related to fertô "slough (of crime)"; "swamp", it also points out that fertô is related to fetreng "roll about" which in turn it relates to forog- "turn". [Chong]

furo bath, bath-tub

pilli flute /Vaddja [fv]

pirur.i flute /Kond.a; piror.i id. /Kui; pi_ru_ri, pi_rud.i, pi_rur.i id. /Kuwi; pe~_o_e_ id., pipe, whistle (Kur.ux) [sk]

pu_ri a wind instrument; pu_rikai trumpet (Tamil) (DEDR 4368) [sk]

txirula (LN,U) and xirula small Basque end-blown flute

c.ur@la 'neck of zourna (flute)' < Proto Lezghian (Caucasian) *c.:urVl(a) (this noun originally meant 'filter, sieve', as seen from external evidence). [ss]

Cognate Set <Sasse (1979) , p. 27 #7> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Sasse (1979) , p. 29 #6> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Ehret (1980) , #2.026> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Leslau (1987) , p. 169b #3> [oi4]

bugari, bugiriya a large bamboo flute (Ir.); bugiri bamboo flute (Pa_lKu.); buguri id. (A_lKu.); bugi.r flute (Kota); puxury Toda flute (Toda); buguri id. (Kannad.a) (DEDR 4239).[sk]

also see szív, szop "to suck up, to suckle" /Hungarian < FU, Sumerian etc

sipad, sibad, sipa shepherd [jh]

*s/V:p whisper, whistle /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*c/ip whisper, chirp /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*sip`i a kind of pipe [ss] /Altaic

suplu whistler, piper

Meaning "to whistle"
t#uubal (v.i.), wibal (v.t.) /Huas; s#u<us#ub /Yuca; s#us#u' /Itza; s#us#ub /Mopa; s#us#ub(ta) /Tzot; s#.uub-a /Teco; s#ubanic /Uspa; 'aj s#ub /Pmam [jd]

Officially of FU origin.

wth flee /Egyptian [cgj]
pwt run, flee, go /Coptic Egyptian [cgj]

atafuta in a hurry, helter-skelter /Japanese

Onomatopoeic origins perhaps.
The only other possibility is that the Hungarian must be a loan. Right?

gagig to lament; to wail [jh]

keeku to cackle /Wollof [pc2]

gxk V /Aramaic [cal]

gagylda-mak to cackle, croak; gygyr-mak to gab, chatter, whistle, cry out; gygyry∫-mak to shout back and forth; hikirdemek to snicker, giggle; hikirdi giggle, snicker; hykyrdamak to chuckle, giggle; hykyrdy laugh, chuckle, giggle; kikirdemek to giggle /Turkmen [glnp]

käkelemek to cluck; käkilik partridge /Turkmen [glnp]

kekkat.t.am loud laughter; kekkali (-pp-, -tt-) to laugh violently; n. loud laughter (Tamil); kek smile, laughter; ke(k) kisad laughing; koks-/keks' in- to make noise of laughter (Toda); geggili, geggalu derision (Telugu)(DEDR 1933). [sk]

Classical Greek [lsj1]

kakkahka to cackle (as a hen) {prob. /kakkah-ka¹} /Alabama [tm]
kakkakkak the sound a chicken makes when cackling /Alabama [tm]

Onomatopoeic origins perhaps.
The only other possibility is that the Hungarian must be a loan. Right?

kex-kexi (v.) to laugh /Wollof [pc2]

Cognate Set <Ehret () , #226> [oi4]

kata laugh /Moriori [mor]
kata laugh; katakata laughter /Mäori [ng]

kicv- (kict-) to make a grimace (of derision etc.) by opening mouth and drawing back lips, open mouth at death (Tamil); kisa, kisi, kisu; kisikisi nagu to grin in laughter, grin (Kannad.a)(DEDR 1510). [sk]

kizay- (-t-) to jeer at, ridicule (Kond.a); kijowi joke; kijowigatti witty; kitzowi ki_nai to jest, jeer, joke; kijovi joke; kijovi ki- to make fun, joke (Kuwi); qese to tease, disturb (Malt.o)(DEDR 1518). [sk]

Hungarian gyaláz is possibly from Turkic. [Chong]
Hungarian gyilkol, gyűlöl are of unknown origin. [Chong]

gul (v.) to destroy; to be destroyed; to obstruct; to extinguish; to fall upon; to destroy utterly; (adj.) evil; enormous; gùl, gal ₅ to overwhelm; hul₍₃) (n.) evil; (v.) to destroy; to ruin; to harm; adj., bad, evil; hated; hostile, malicious [jh]

yala slander (Osman Turk) [Chong]
yala crime (Classical Mongol) [Chong]
dzˆali wicked (Manchu) [Chong]

*ga>/li to hate; wild /Altaic [ss]

guluhin- to bring on disorder, to confuse; gulo- riot, confusion; gulungan- to run over /Philippines [pkm]

jallad A skinner; an executioner, or whipper; flagellant; -- jalladi falak, The planet Mars

jalladi {a jalladi} Executioner's office; cruelty, villainy