Synonyms for Hungarian
hʌŋˈgɛər i ənhun·gar·i·an

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1. Hungariannoun

   Synonyms:
   Magyar

2. Hungariannoun

   The main language of Hungary.

   Synonyms:
   Magyar

3. Hungariannoun

   Hungarian notation.

   Synonyms:
   Magyar

Princeton's WordNet

1. Hungarian, Magyarnoun

   a native or inhabitant of Hungary

2. Hungarian, Magyaradjective

   the official language of Hungary (also spoken in Rumania); belongs to the Ugric family of languages

3. Hungarian, Magyaradjective

   relating to or characteristic of Hungary

   "Hungarian folk music"

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1. hungariannoun

   Synonyms:
   magyar

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1. List of paraphrases for "hungarian":

   hungary, forint, magyar, hungarians, hongrois

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1. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

   They occupied a railway station, they refused to be fingerprinted, they did not cooperate and they refused to enter facilities where they could receive care, such as food, water, shelter or medical treatment. They have rebelled against Hungarian law.

2. Marta Pardavi:

   The regulation shows the Hungarian government's intention: no integration help from the state in Hungary.

3. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

   We should not look at economic immigration as if it had any use, because it only brings trouble and threats to European people, therefore, immigration must be stopped. That's the Hungarian stance.

4. Viktor Orban:

   While we condemn Russia's armed offensive and we also condemn the war, we will not allow Hungarian families to be made to pay the price of the war, sanctions must not be extended to the areas of oil and gas.

5. European Commission:

   The Hungarian parliament on Monday is of utmost importance that emergency measures are not at the expense of our fundamental principles and values... Democracy can not work without free and independent media, any emergency measures must be limited to what is necessary and strictly proportionate. They must not last indefinitely... governments must make sure that such measures are subject to regular scrutiny.