What is the name of this chord?

[BroAllan]

Can somebody help me with the name of this chord ...

I play these type of chords often, and yet I don't know the name of it ...(shame on me .. )
It's basically the 1, 5, / 9, #11 of any key
Here is an example of the notes I play:

F# C# /  G# C

(Looks like a partial polychord, or an #11th w/o the 7th...)

Seems simple enough, but I just don't know it .. 

Thanks for your help gang ... BroAllan 

[T-Block]

The closest thing that I can get to it is an F#sus2 chord.

[BroAllan]

The closest thing that I can get to it is an F#sus2 chord.

Thanks T-Block ...
It does seem to be some kind of suspended chord because it always resolves to the major chord, which in this case would be, F#major.  Thanks again T.   

[musallio]

Cool chord BroAllan, I just have to find it's proper application since U've brought it in the limelight

[T-Block]

Cool chord BroAllan, I just have to find it's proper application since U've brought it in the limelight

I usually use it as a 4.  Then like BroAllan said, resolve it to the major chord.  The song "Our Father You Are Holy" by Ricky Dillard uses this chord.

[musallio]

I usually use it as a 4.  Then like BroAllan said, resolve it to the major chord.  The song "Our Father You Are Holy" by Ricky Dillard uses this chord.

Thanks.

I also found that the immediate application was as a 4 & I could resolve into a major.