Hungarian
- adjective
- /hʌŋˈɡɛr.i.ən/
- This restaurant specializes in authentic Hungarian cuisine, including goulash and palacsinta.
- Hungarian government
- Hungarian politics
- Hungarian elections
For this week, the Austro Hungarian Empire Strikes Back.
- For this week, the Austro Hungarian Empire Strikes Back.
- So this was my cosy, sweet Hungarian look.
- The Allied fleets under French leadership had pretty much confined the Austro Hungarian Navy into the Adriatic Sea.
- We're taking a trip to the Hungarian Parliament building, Right?
- Also this season, Lilom by Hungarian playwright Ference Mongnar debuts its English translation on Broadway.
- It's called and it's set in the, I think before the First World War on the eve of the collapse of the Austro Hungarian Empire.
- The first was to zoom in on particular flashpoints in Europe, on the Greek islands, for instance, or on the Hungarian border, or at the camps at Calais.
Examples
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A few months later, a Hungarian friend of mine wrote me the news:
Fiction book (1998) -
Did you know that Finnish, Hungarian, and Estonian are in the same language group?
Fiction book (1993) -
We're taking a trip to the Hungarian Parliament building, Right?
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Oh, then have these Hungarian artists been engaged by you?
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The Hungarian army will defend the Hungarian citizens living in the west of Ukraine.
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Against all odds, the Hungarian defenders had won.
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Perhaps you'd care for dinner at a little Hungarian restaurant across town!
Fiction book (1994) -
It was part of the Austro Hungarian Empire for many years.
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She was a beautiful young Hungarian girl Crawley met while touring Moscow.
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Bela speaks in a thick Hungarian accent, which gives him an Old World elegance.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
Relating to Hungary, its people, or culture
Compounds
A smooth sauce made from light broth, butter, fried onion, paprika, and cream, served with meat or vegetables
A coarse grass that grows each year and is used for hay, animal feed, and sometimes grain
A small shrub with oval leaves and upright clusters of purple flowers used in gardens
A common brown bird from Europe often hunted for sport and introduced to North America
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hungarian meaning 'relating to Hungary' comes from the country name Hungary, an old European name for the people. The people call themselves Magyar, so Hungarian simply means 'from Hungary'.