Magyar
- noun
- /ˈmɑːɡjɑːr/
- In her commentary, one could hear the voice of the Transylvanian Magyar minority.
- Magyar patriots
- Magyar minority
- Magyar folk
Examples
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It's a Magyar fortress.
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The Magyar community celebrated their cultural heritage with a traditional festival.
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A Magyar peasant girl, perhaps.
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Built by the Magyar princes in the 10th century.
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The revival of traditional Magyar and Christian symbols and monuments
Academic text (2000) -
Stephen was the Hungarian king who converted the Magyar peoples to Christianity and accepted his crown from the pope.
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The glorification of all things Magyar inspired patriotic cultural work: poets wrote patriotic poetry or compiled collections of Magyar folk songs.
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Many Magyar families in Hungary take pride in their ancestry and customs.
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A Magyar musician played popular folk tunes at the local cultural event.
Synonyms
A person from Hungary
Surface Forms
Etymology
Magyar comes from the name of an old tribe, Megyer, so a Magyar is 'a person from Hungary' or a member of the Hungarian people.