| p. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of pont
|
| p {letter}
|
:: letter: pé
|
| p {n}
|
:: abbreviation of perc
|
| P {letter}
|
:: letter: pé
|
| pá {interj}
|
:: bye-bye
|
| pác {n}
|
:: marinade (seasoned mixture in which food is soaked to prepare it for cooking)
|
| pác {n}
|
:: stain (substance used to soak into a surface and color it)
|
| pác {n} [colloquial]
|
:: mess, jam, pickle (difficult situation)
|
| paca {n} [colloquial]
|
:: inkspot
|
| paci {n} [childish or endearing]
|
:: horsy (a child's term or name for a horse)
|
| páciens {n}
|
:: patient (someone who receives treatment from a doctor)
|
| pacifizmus {n}
|
:: pacifism
|
| pácol {vt}
|
:: to marinade, to marinate
|
| pacsirta {n}
|
:: lark
|
| pacsker {n} [slang]
|
:: flip-flop (footwear)
|
| pacsuli {n}
|
:: patchouli (Pogostemon patchouli syn. Pogostemon cablin)
|
| pacsuli {n}
|
:: patchouli (perfume)
|
| pacsuli {n} [pejorative]
|
:: cheap scent
|
| pad {n}
|
:: bench
|
| pad {n} [education]
|
:: desk (of students in school, traditionally built together with the seats)
|
| pad {n} [religion]
|
:: pew (in a church)
|
| pad {n} [law]
|
:: dock (of the defendant, in court), stand (of a witness, in court)
|
| pad {n} [dialectal]
|
:: attic, loft
|
| pádimentum {n} [dialectal, archaic]
|
:: floor (bottom or lower part of any room)
|
| padisah {n} [historical]
|
:: Padishah
|
| padlás {n}
|
:: attic
|
| padlásszoba {n}
|
:: garret
|
| padlizsán {n}
|
:: aubergine, eggplant
|
| padló {n}
|
:: floor
|
| padlódeszka {n}
|
:: floorboard
|
| padol {v} [dialectal]
|
:: to cover with floor
|
| páfrány {n}
|
:: fern
|
| pagoda {n} [architecture]
|
:: pagoda
|
| páholy {n} [obsolete]
|
:: shed
|
| páholy {n} [theater]
|
:: box
|
| páholy {n} [freemasonry]
|
:: lodge
|
| pajesz {n}
|
:: earlock (of orthodox Jews)
|
| pajesz {n}
|
:: sideburns
|
| pajkos {adj} [especially of a child]
|
:: naughty, playful, impish, mischievous
|
| pajkos {adj}
|
:: naughty, risqué (mildly indecent)
|
| pajta {n}
|
:: barn, shed (farm building)
|
| pajtás {n}
|
:: comrade, companion, pal
|
| pajtás {n}
|
:: pioneer (member of a child organization in the soviet bloc)
|
| pajzs {n}
|
:: shield
|
| pajzsmirigy {n} [anatomy]
|
:: thyroid gland, thyroid (a large butterfly-shaped endocrine gland situated on the front of the neck that produces various hormones)
|
| pajzsmirigyhormon {n}
|
:: thyroid hormone (hormone produced by the thyroid gland that are primarily responsible for regulation of metabolism)
|
| pajzsporc {n} [anatomy]
|
:: thyroid cartilage (the largest cartilage in the larynx)
|
| Pakisztán {prop}
|
:: Pakisztán (country)
|
| pakisztáni {adj}
|
:: Pakistani (of, from, or relating to Pakistan or its people)
|
| pakisztáni {n}
|
:: Pakistani (a person from Pakistan or of Pakistani descent)
|
| Pakisztáni Iszlám Köztársaság {prop}
|
:: Islamic Republic of Pakistan (official name of Pakistan)
|
| pakli {n}
|
:: pack (a full set of playing cards)
|
| pakol {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to pack, pack up
|
| Paks {prop}
|
:: Paks (town)
|
| paksi {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or pertaining to Paks
|
| paksi {n}
|
:: A person from Paks
|
| paktum {n}
|
:: pact
|
| pakura {n}
|
:: mazut, crude oil, fuel oil
|
| Pál {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pala {n}
|
:: slate
|
| palack {n}
|
:: bottle (a container, typically made of glass or plastic and having a tapered neck, used primarily for holding liquids)
|
| palack {n}
|
:: bottle (the contents of such a container)
|
| palack {n}
|
:: tank (a closed container for gases)
|
| palackoz {vt}
|
:: to bottle (to seal a gas or liquid, especially wine or other alcohol, into a bottle hermetically for later consumption)
|
| palackozott {adj}
|
:: bottled
|
| palacsinta {n}
|
:: pancake, crêpe (thin batter cake)
|
| palakék {adj}
|
:: slate blue
|
| palánta {n} [botany]
|
:: seedling (a young plant grown from seed, ready for replanting)
|
| palást {n}
|
:: cloak, mantle, robe, pall, cope (a long outer garment worn over the shoulders covering the back)
|
| palást {n} [literary, figuratively]
|
:: cloak (a blanket-like covering)
|
| palást {n} [mathematics]
|
:: lateral surface
|
| palástol {vt} [literary, figuratively]
|
:: to hide, cover, disguise, conceal (to try to keep something, usually an unpleasant fact or mood, in secret)
|
| palaszürke {adj}
|
:: slate gray, slate grey (of a dark bluish grey colour)
|
| Palau {prop}
|
:: Palau (country)
|
| pálca {n}
|
:: cane, stick
|
| pálcika {n}
|
:: (small) stick
|
| paleolitikum {n}
|
:: Paleolithic
|
| paleontológia {n}
|
:: paleontology
|
| palesztin {adj}
|
:: Palestinian (of or relating to Palestine or the Palestinian people)
|
| palesztin {n}
|
:: Palestinian (person)
|
| Palesztina {prop}
|
:: Palestine
|
| paletta {n}
|
:: palette (a thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours)
|
| paletta {n}
|
:: palette (the range of colors in a given work or item or body of work)
|
| pálfordulás {n}
|
:: a complete change of mind, about-turn (sudden and total reversal of opinion or attitude)
|
| pali {n} [slang, used chiefly in its derivatives]
|
:: mug, dupe, sucker (a person who is easily deceived, tricked or persuaded to do something; a naive person)
|
| pali {n} [slang, dated]
|
:: guy, bloke, fellow, chap
|
| Pali {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| palimadár {n} [slang]
|
:: dupe, fall guy, fish, mug, patsy, pigeon, pushover, sucker, easy mark
|
| palimpszeszt {n}
|
:: palimpsest
|
| pálinka {n}
|
:: brandy (a traditional Hungarian fruit brandy)
|
| palládium {n}
|
:: palladium (symbol: Pd)
|
| pallos {n}
|
:: broadsword
|
| pallos {n} [historical]
|
:: executioner's sword
|
| pálma {n}
|
:: palm, palm tree (a tree of the family Arecaceae)
|
| pálma {n} [figuratively, literary]
|
:: palm (the symbol of success, glory, victory)
|
| Pálma {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Palmüra {prop}
|
:: Palmyra (an ancient oasis city in the Syrian Desert)
|
| palota {n}
|
:: palace
|
| pálya {n}
|
:: court, rink, field, pitch (an area of land)
|
| pálya {n}
|
:: path, orbit, track (a course of motion)
|
| pálya {n}
|
:: profession, career (a person's vocational course)
|
| pálya {n}
|
:: course, level (in a video game)
|
| pályafutás {n}
|
:: career
|
| pályakezdő {adj}
|
:: junior (at the beginning of a career)
|
| pályakezdő {n}
|
:: beginner, novice (a usually young person who is at the beginning of a career)
|
| pályaudvar {n} [transport]
|
:: station (a ground transportation depot; an urban terminal for a number of trains or buses)
|
| pályaudvar {n} [transport, more specifically]
|
:: railway station, railroad station
|
| pályaválasztás {n}
|
:: career choice
|
| pályaválasztási {adj}
|
:: concerning career choice, vocational or occupational guidance
|
| pályázat {n}
|
:: application
|
| pályázat {n}
|
:: competition
|
| pályázati {adj}
|
:: of or relating to a competition or an application
|
| pályázik {vi}
|
:: to go for, to aspire, to try for, to attempt to reach (followed by ra)
|
| pályázik {vi}
|
:: to compete for funds, titles, positions
|
| pályázó {adj}
|
:: aspiring, competing
|
| pályázó {n}
|
:: applicant, aspirant, candidate
|
| pamut {adj}
|
:: made of cotton
|
| pamut {n}
|
:: cotton
|
| Pán {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pan
|
| Panama {prop}
|
:: Panama (country)
|
| panamakalap {n}
|
:: Panama hat
|
| Panasonic {prop}
|
:: A multinational electronics corporation in Japan
|
| panasz {n}
|
:: complaint, lament, grievance
|
| panasz {n}
|
:: moaning, complaining
|
| panasz {n} [legal]
|
:: complaint, accusation, charge
|
| panasz {n} [medicine]
|
:: complaint, discomfort, condition, trouble, problem
|
| panaszkodik {vi}
|
:: to moan, to complain (about someone or something ra or ről, to someone nak) (to express feelings of pain, dissatisfaction, or resentment)
|
| panaszkönyv {n}
|
:: complaint book (in a store, the book where customers can write their complaints)
|
| panaszos {adj}
|
:: plaintive, mournful, lugubrious (sounding sorrowful, filled with sadness)
|
| panaszos {n}
|
:: plaintiff, complainant
|
| páncél {n} [historical]
|
:: suit of armour, armour, mail
|
| páncél {n} [zoology]
|
:: shell, carapace
|
| páncél {n} [figuratively, literary]
|
:: shield (an impenetrable, hard layer)
|
| páncélautó {n}
|
:: armoured car, armored car
|
| páncélszekrény {n}
|
:: safe, vault (a sturdy, heavy steel cabinet with a special lock for storing valuables)
|
| panda {n}
|
:: panda
|
| pandeizmus {n}
|
:: pandeism
|
| pandémia {n} [epidemiology]
|
:: pandemic (disease that affects a wide geographical area and a large proportion of the population)
|
| pandit {n}
|
:: pundit (a Hindu scholar)
|
| Pandóra {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pandora
|
| Pandóra {prop} [rare]
|
:: given name
|
| Pandóra szelencéje {n} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pandora's box
|
| pandzsábi {adj}
|
:: Punjabi (of, relating to, descended from the people or culture of the Punjab, or written in the Punjabi language)
|
| panel {n}
|
:: panel (a large, prefabricated part of a house, such as a wall, roof)
|
| panel {n}
|
:: panel (a prefabricated part of furniture)
|
| panel {n}
|
:: panel (instrument panel, such as a dashboard)
|
| panel {n}
|
:: panel (a group of people gathered to judge, interview, discuss etc. as on a television or radio broadcast for example)
|
| panelház {n}
|
:: panel building (a building built of prefabricated concrete blocks)
|
| páni {adj}
|
:: panic (of fear, fright etc.: sudden or overwhelming)
|
| pánik {n}
|
:: panic
|
| pánikol {vi}
|
:: to panic (to feel overwhelming fear)
|
| paníroz {vt}
|
:: to bread, breadcrumb, fry in breadcrumbs
|
| panoráma {n}
|
:: view
|
| panoráma {n}
|
:: panorama
|
| panorámakép {n} [photography]
|
:: panoramic photograph (photograph with a horizontally elongated field of view)
|
| panorámás {adj}
|
:: panoramic (with a wide view)
|
| pánsíp {n} [musical instruments]
|
:: pan flute, panpipes
|
| pánszexualitás {n}
|
:: pansexuality
|
| pántli {n} [obsolete]
|
:: ribbon, tape
|
| pántlika {n}
|
:: ribbon, tape
|
| panzió {n}
|
:: pension, boarding house
|
| panyókás sakál {n}
|
:: black-backed jackal
|
| pap {n}
|
:: priest (in Catholic terminology)
|
| papa {n}
|
:: dad
|
| papa {n} [dialectal]
|
:: granddad, grandfather
|
| pápa {n}
|
:: pope (head of the Roman Catholic Church)
|
| Pápa {prop}
|
:: Pápa (town)
|
| papagáj {n}
|
:: parrot (bird)
|
| pápai {adj}
|
:: papal
|
| pápai {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or relating to Pápa
|
| pápai {n}
|
:: A person from Pápa
|
| papaja {n}
|
:: papaya
|
| pápaság {n}
|
:: papacy
|
| papi {adj}
|
:: ecclesiastical, clerical, priestly (of or relating to priests)
|
| papi {n} [childish]
|
:: food
|
| papi {n} [colloquial, humorous]
|
:: mushy food
|
| papi {n}
|
:: father, pop, dad, daddy, pappy
|
| papi {n}
|
:: grandfather, pappy
|
| papír {n}
|
:: paper
|
| papírdoboz {n}
|
:: paper box
|
| papírgyártás {n}
|
:: papermaking
|
| papírkép {n} [photography]
|
:: print (a digital or analog photograph that has been printed onto paper)
|
| papírkosár {n}
|
:: wastepaper basket, wastebasket (a small open container for discarded paper)
|
| papírmasé {n}
|
:: papier-mâché
|
| papiros {n} [somewhat, archaic]
|
:: paper
|
| papírpénz {n}
|
:: paper money, banknote
|
| papírpohár {n}
|
:: paper cup
|
| papírsárkány {n}
|
:: toy kite
|
| papírszelet {n}
|
:: a slip of paper
|
| papirusz {n}
|
:: papyrus (a plant Cyperus papyrus in the sedge family, native to the Nile river valley)
|
| papirusz {n}
|
:: papyrus (a material similar to paper made from the papyrus plant)
|
| papirusz {n}
|
:: papyrus (a scroll or document written on papyrus)
|
| papírzacskó {n}
|
:: paper bag
|
| papír zsebkendő {n}
|
:: tissue, kleenex (used as a handkerchief)
|
| paplan {n}
|
:: duvet, continental quilt, comforter (a padded cover for a bed)
|
| papné {n} [rare]
|
:: the wife of a priest
|
| papnő {n}
|
:: priestess
|
| papol {vi} [colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: to chatter, jaw away
|
| papol {vi} [archaic, dialectal]
|
:: to preach (to give a sermon)
|
| papol {vt}
|
:: to lecture, preach (to speak in a pompous, lecturing, self-important manner)
|
| papolás {n} [colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: sermon (a lengthy speech of reproval)
|
| papolás {n} [dialectal, archaic, religion]
|
:: sermon (a spoken address on a religious matter)
|
| paprika {n}
|
:: paprika [spice]
|
| paprika {n}
|
:: pepper, bell pepper [fruit]
|
| paprikás {adj} [of food]
|
:: seasoned with paprika
|
| paprikás {adj} [figuratively, of temper, mood, speech]
|
:: irritated, snappish, testy, fiery
|
| paprikás {n}
|
:: A traditional Hungarian dish, pörkölt with sour cream: a paprika-based meat stew, usually made with chicken or optionally with veal
|
| paprikásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of paprikás
|
| papság {n}
|
:: clergy, priesthood
|
| Pápua Új-Guinea {prop}
|
:: Pápua Új-Guinea (country)
|
| papucs {n}
|
:: slipper
|
| papucs {n} [colloquial, humorous]
|
:: henpecked (husband)
|
| papucsférj {n}
|
:: henpecked husband
|
| pár {n}
|
:: pair, couple
|
| pár {n} [in the singular, usually with a possessive suffix]
|
:: partner, spouse
|
| pár {determiner}
|
:: some, a few, a couple of
|
| pár {pron}
|
:: some, a few, a couple
|
| para {n}
|
:: suber, cork
|
| para {n} [slang]
|
:: fear
|
| para {adj} [slang]
|
:: scary, spooky, sinister, dark
|
| para {n} [slang]
|
:: (physical) parameter (height, weight, and age, often asked at the beginning of online dating)
|
| para {n}
|
:: para (a subunit of Ottoman currency)
|
| pára {n}
|
:: steam, vapor [US], vapour [UK]
|
| pára {n}
|
:: breath
|
| parabola {n} [geometry]
|
:: parabola
|
| parádé {n}
|
:: parade (organized procession)
|
| paradicsom {n}
|
:: tomato
|
| paradicsom {n}
|
:: paradise
|
| paradigmaváltás {n}
|
:: paradigm shift
|
| paradox {adj}
|
:: paradoxical (seemingly contradictory but possibly true)
|
| paradox {adj} [rare]
|
:: paradoxical, awkward, adverse (contrary to common perception)
|
| paradoxon {n}
|
:: paradox
|
| Paraguay {prop}
|
:: Paraguay (country)
|
| paraj {n} [formal]
|
:: spinach (Spinacia oleracea, an edible plant or its leaves)
|
| paraj {n} [folksy]
|
:: a type of weed, especially goosefoot
|
| paralelogramma {n} [geometry]
|
:: parallelogram
|
| paralízis {n}
|
:: paralysis
|
| parallaxis {n}
|
:: parallax (apparent shift in the position of two objects due to a change in observer position)
|
| parallelepipedon {n} [geometry]
|
:: parallelepiped
|
| parallelogramma {n}
|
:: alternative form of paralelogramma
|
| paraméter {n}
|
:: parameter
|
| páran {adv}
|
:: a few (of them), some
|
| parancs {n}
|
:: order (command)
|
| parancsikon {n} [computing]
|
:: shortcut
|
| parancsnok {n}
|
:: commander
|
| parancsol {vt}
|
:: to order, to command
|
| parancsolat {n}
|
:: commandment
|
| parancsolgat {vi}
|
:: to order about, keep on giving orders
|
| parancsolgató {adj}
|
:: bossy, domineering (tending to give orders to others, especially when unwarranted)
|
| parancsolgatóbb {adj}
|
:: comparative of parancsolgató
|
| paranoia {n} [psychology]
|
:: paranoia (a psychotic disorder)
|
| paranoiás {adj}
|
:: paranoid, paranoiac
|
| paranoiásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of paranoiás
|
| paranormális {adj}
|
:: paranormal
|
| parányi {adj}
|
:: minute, tiny
|
| parányibb {adj}
|
:: comparative of parányi
|
| parapács {adj} [Székely dialect]
|
:: smart, clever
|
| paraplé {n} [archaic, colloquial]
|
:: umbrella (cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain)
|
| paraplé {n} [archaic, rare]
|
:: parasol (a light umbrella used as protection from the sun)
|
| parapszichológia {n}
|
:: parapsychology
|
| párás {adj}
|
:: vaporous, steamy, humid
|
| párásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of párás
|
| paraszt {adj}
|
:: peasant, rustic
|
| paraszt {n}
|
:: peasant
|
| paraszt {n} [pejorative]
|
:: boor, yokel
|
| paraszt {n} [chess]
|
:: pawn
|
| parasztcsalád {n}
|
:: peasant family
|
| parasztfelkelés {n}
|
:: peasant revolt/rebellion/uprising
|
| parasztház {n}
|
:: peasant house
|
| paraszti {adj}
|
:: peasant [attributive usage], of peasants, peasant's
|
| parasztos {adj}
|
:: rustic (country-styled or pastoral; rural)
|
| parasztság {n}
|
:: peasantry
|
| parasztság {n} [pejorative]
|
:: boorishness, rudeness
|
| parasztvakítás {n} [idiomatic]
|
:: dog and pony show, falsehood, scam
|
| páratartalom {n}
|
:: humidity
|
| páratlan {adj}
|
:: odd (not divisible by two)
|
| páratlan {adj}
|
:: unmatched, matchless, unrivalled, peerless, unequalled
|
| páratlan {adj}
|
:: odd, single, singular (not having a mate)
|
| paratölgy {n}
|
:: cork oak (Quercus suber)
|
| parazita {n}
|
:: parasite
|
| paráznaság {n}
|
:: fornication
|
| parázs {n}
|
:: ember
|
| párbaj {n}
|
:: duel
|
| párbajozik {vi}
|
:: to duel
|
| párbajtőr {n} [fencing]
|
:: épée, epee
|
| párbeszéd {n}
|
:: conversation, dialogue
|
| párbeszédjel {n}
|
:: dash (a typographic symbol - an en dash in Hungarian orthography - to record a conversation in writing; several sentences can follow a single symbol as long as they are spoken by the same speaker)
|
| parcella {n}
|
:: parcel (a division of land bought and sold as a unit)
|
| parciális derivált {n} [mathematics]
|
:: partial derivative
|
| parciális differenciálegyenlet {n} [mathematics]
|
:: partial differential equation
|
| pardon {interj}
|
:: pardon!, pardon me!, excuse me!, I beg your pardon!, sorry!
|
| párduc {n}
|
:: panther (big cat of genus Panthera)
|
| párducmacska {n}
|
:: ocelot
|
| paréj {n} [folksy]
|
:: a type of weed, especially goosefoot
|
| parfé {n}
|
:: parfait
|
| parfüm {n}
|
:: perfume
|
| parfüméria {n}
|
:: perfumery (a shop selling perfumes)
|
| párhuzam {n}
|
:: parallel, comparison
|
| párhuzamos {adj}
|
:: parallel (equally distant from one another at all points)
|
| párhuzamos {adj}
|
:: parallel (having the same overall direction)
|
| párhuzamos {n} [geometry]
|
:: parallel (one of a set of parallel lines)
|
| párhuzamosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of párhuzamos
|
| párhuzamosan {adv}
|
:: parallelly, side by side
|
| párhuzamosan {adv}
|
:: in line (with something val), parallel to something
|
| párhuzamosság {n}
|
:: parallelism
|
| pária {n}
|
:: pariah
|
| parietális {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: parietal (of or relating to the wall of a body part, organ or cavity)
|
| paripa {n}
|
:: steed
|
| paripa {n} [obsolete]
|
:: gelding (a castrated male horse)
|
| parittya {n} [weaponry]
|
:: sling (an instrument for throwing stones or other missiles)
|
| Párizs {prop}
|
:: Párizs (caplc)
|
| párizsi {adj}
|
:: Parisian (of, from, or pertaining to Paris)
|
| párizsi {n}
|
:: Parisian (person from Paris)
|
| párizsi {n}
|
:: a type of meat sausage similar to bologna or devon
|
| park {n}
|
:: park
|
| párkány {n} [of window]
|
:: sill
|
| párkapcsolat {n}
|
:: relationship (romantic or sexual involvement)
|
| Parkinson-kór {n} [neurology, diseases]
|
:: Parkinson's disease
|
| parkíroz {vi} [dated]
|
:: to park (to bring to a halt)
|
| parkíroz {vt} [dated]
|
:: to landscape, to convert into a park
|
| parkol {vt}
|
:: to park (to bring something such as a vehicle to a halt or store in a specified place)
|
| parkol {vi} [of a vehicle]
|
:: to be parked
|
| parkolás {n}
|
:: parking (the act of temporarily leaving a vehicle in a certain location)
|
| parkolási {adj}
|
:: parking [attributive]
|
| parkoló {adj}
|
:: parking
|
| parkoló {n}
|
:: parking lot
|
| parkolóház {n}
|
:: parking garage, car park (a multi-storey building where cars may be parked)
|
| parkolóhely {n}
|
:: parking space, parking spot (a space in which a car or other vehicle can be parked)
|
| parkolóóra {n}
|
:: parking meter (a device, located by a parking space, that collects payment in exchange for the right to park a vehicle for a specified time)
|
| parlag {n}
|
:: fallow (uncultivated land)
|
| parlament {n}
|
:: parliament
|
| parlamentáris {adj}
|
:: parliamentary
|
| parlamentárisabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of parlamentáris
|
| parlamenter {n}
|
:: parlimentaire, truce envoy
|
| parlamenti {adj}
|
:: parliamentary
|
| párlat {n} [chemistry]
|
:: distillate (the liquid that has been condensed from vapour during distillation)
|
| parmezán {n}
|
:: parmesan
|
| párna {n}
|
:: pillow (a soft cushion used to support the head in bed)
|
| párnacsata {n}
|
:: pillow fight (play fight that involves hitting others with pillows)
|
| párnahuzat {n}
|
:: pillowcase
|
| párnás {adj}
|
:: padded, cushioned (having padding; lined or stuffed with soft material)
|
| párnás {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: soft, chubby, fat, padded
|
| párnásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of párnás
|
| parodizál {vt}
|
:: to parody
|
| paróka {n}
|
:: wig, peruke
|
| párol {vt} [cooking]
|
:: to steam, braise, stew (to cook with steam)
|
| párol {vt} [chemistry]
|
:: to distill
|
| paronima {n} [linguistics]
|
:: near-homophone, [less commonly] paronym
|
| páros {adj} [arithmetic]
|
:: even (divisible by two)
|
| páros {adj}
|
:: double
|
| páros {n}
|
:: duo, couple
|
| páros {n} [sport]
|
:: doubles
|
| párszor {adv}
|
:: once or twice, a few times
|
| part {n}
|
:: shore, coast, bank, beach
|
| párt {n}
|
:: party (political group)
|
| pártatlan {adj}
|
:: impartial
|
| pártatlanság {n}
|
:: impartiality
|
| pártatlanul {adv}
|
:: impartially
|
| pártelnök {n}
|
:: party president (president of the party)
|
| pártfogás {n}
|
:: protection, patronage
|
| pártfogás {n}
|
:: support, backing, assistance
|
| parti {n} [dated]
|
:: a marriageable person, eligible partner
|
| parti {n} [gaming]
|
:: a game of (e.g. cards, chess)
|
| parti {n} [gaming]
|
:: party
|
| parti {n}
|
:: party (social gathering)
|
| parti {adj}
|
:: coastal; waterside, seaside, riverside, lakeside; of, at, by, or related to a coast, a shore, a bank, or a beach
|
| partifecske {n}
|
:: sand martin (Riparia riparia)
|
| partikuláris {adj}
|
:: particular (pertaining only to a part of something; partial)
|
| partikuláris {adj}
|
:: particular (local, valid only in a limited circle)
|
| partitúra {n}
|
:: score (a book or set of pages showing all the parts for a musical composition)
|
| partizán {n}
|
:: partisan
|
| partner {n}
|
:: partner
|
| partneri {adj}
|
:: of, or relating to partner
|
| pártprogram {n}
|
:: platform (a political stance on a broad set of issues, which are called planks)
|
| partvonal {n}
|
:: coastline
|
| pasa {n}
|
:: pasha
|
| pasas {n} [colloquial]
|
:: fellow, chap, guy
|
| pasasér {n} [archaic]
|
:: passenger
|
| pasasér {n} [archaic]
|
:: fellow, chap, guy
|
| pascal {n}
|
:: pascal (the unit of pressure and stress)
|
| Pascal {prop}
|
:: Pascal
|
| pasi {n} [colloquial]
|
:: chap, dude, guy
|
| pasi {n} [colloquial]
|
:: boyfriend
|
| pástétom {n}
|
:: pâté (finely-ground paste of meat, game fish or vegetables)
|
| paszomány {n}
|
:: passement, braid, piping sewed on a garment for ornamentation
|
| paszpartu {n}
|
:: mat (thick paper or paperboard border used to inset the contents of a frame)
|
| passzátszél {n} [weather]
|
:: trade wind
|
| passzió {n}
|
:: hobby
|
| passzív {adj}
|
:: passive
|
| passzívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of passzív
|
| passzivitás {n}
|
:: passivity
|
| passzol {vi} [_, with hoz]
|
:: to suit, to match, to go with (to make a successful pairing)
|
| passzol {vi}
|
:: to fit (to conform to in size and shape)
|
| passzol {vi} [figurative]
|
:: to fit (to be in agreement with)
|
| passzol {vit} [ball games]
|
:: to pass (to move the ball to a teammate)
|
| passzol {vt} [by extension, colloquial]
|
:: to pass, to hand (to transfer to someone)
|
| passzol {vi} [games]
|
:: to pass (to decline to play in one's turn)
|
| passzol {vit} [by extension, colloquial]
|
:: to pass on, to skip (to decline doing something, especially answering a question)
|
| paszternák {n}
|
:: parsnip
|
| pasztinák {n}
|
:: parsnip
|
| pásztor {n}
|
:: shepherd
|
| pásztoróra {n} [literary]
|
:: lovers' tryst, rendezvous, amorous tête-à-tête
|
| pasztőröz {vt}
|
:: to pasteurize (to heat food for the purpose of killing harmful organisms)
|
| paszuly {n} [dialectal]
|
:: synonym of bab, haricot, common bean, bean (the plant and its crop)
|
| pata {n}
|
:: hoof (the tip of a toe of an ungulate such as a horse, ox or deer, strengthened by a thick keratin covering)
|
| Patagónia {prop}
|
:: Patagonia (a geographical region in the southern South America, including the southern parts of Chile and Argentina)
|
| patájú {adj}
|
:: -hoofed, with a …… hoof or hooves (having a specific kind of hoof or hooves)
|
| patak {n}
|
:: stream, brook, runnel, rivulet (a body of running water smaller than a river)
|
| patak {n} [figuratively, exaggerated, of liquid]
|
:: stream
|
| Patak {prop}
|
:: Patak (village)
|
| patakaparó {n}
|
:: hoof pick (a hooked tool, usually of metal, used to clean the hooves of a horse)
|
| patakocska {n}
|
:: small stream, brooklet
|
| patakpart {n}
|
:: brookside
|
| patakvíz {n}
|
:: streamwater, brook water
|
| patakzik {vi}
|
:: to stream (to flow as a stream)
|
| patakzik {vi} [literary, of liquid, especially blood, tears]
|
:: to flow, stream (to flow in a continuous or steady manner)
|
| pataszerű {adj}
|
:: hooflike (resembling a hoof)
|
| pátens {n} [historical]
|
:: letters patent (comparable to an edict or a decree)
|
| pátens {n} [archaic]
|
:: credentials, letter of credence, charter (a document conferring rights and privileges on a person etc., a license or patent)
|
| páternoszter {n} [rare]
|
:: paternoster (the Lord's prayer)
|
| páternoszter {n}
|
:: paternoster (a slow, continuously moving lift or elevator)
|
| patika {n}
|
:: apothecary (a drugstore)
|
| patikus {n}
|
:: apothecary, pharmacist
|
| patisszon {n}
|
:: pattypan squash
|
| patkány {n} [zoology]
|
:: rat (a medium-sized rodent belonging to the genus Rattus)
|
| patkány {n} [figuratively, pejorative]
|
:: rat (a harmful, despicable person)
|
| patkányméreg {n}
|
:: rat poison, raticide, rodenticide (poison used to kill rats and other rodents)
|
| patkó {n}
|
:: horseshoe (the U-shaped metallic shoe of a horse)
|
| patkó {n}
|
:: horseshoe, crescent (sweet pastry in a horseshoe or half moon shape, filled with walnut or poppy seeds)
|
| patkóbél {n} [anatomy]
|
:: duodenum (the first part of the small intestine, starting at the lower end of the stomach and extending to the jejunum)
|
| patkol {vt}
|
:: to shoe (to put horseshoes on a horse)
|
| patni {n}
|
:: flap (of a pocket)
|
| patogén {adj} [pathology]
|
:: pathogenic (able to cause (harmful) disease)
|
| patogén {n} [pathology, immunology]
|
:: pathogen (any organism or substance, especially a microorganism, capable of causing disease)
|
| patologikus {adj}
|
:: pathological
|
| patologikusabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of patologikus
|
| patriarchális {adj}
|
:: patriarchal
|
| patriarchálisabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of patriarchális
|
| patrícius {n}
|
:: patrician
|
| patriotizmus {n}
|
:: patriotism
|
| patróna {n} [Catholicism]
|
:: patron saint (female)
|
| patróna {n} [archaic]
|
:: a female patron (one who protects or supports)
|
| patronázs {n}
|
:: patronage
|
| patronima {n}
|
:: patronym (patronymic surname)
|
| patrónus {n}
|
:: patron
|
| pattan {vi}
|
:: to crack (whip)
|
| pattan {vi}
|
:: to spring, jump
|
| pattanás {n}
|
:: pimple
|
| patthelyzet {n} [chess]
|
:: stalemate
|
| patthelyzet {n}
|
:: stalemate, standoff, deadlock (standstill between competing forces without prospect of progress towards resolution)
|
| pattogatott kukorica {n}
|
:: popcorn
|
| Patyomkin-falu {n}
|
:: Potemkin village
|
| pauszpapír {n}
|
:: tracing paper (a translucent paper on which may be traced the design of whatever it is placed on)
|
| páva {n}
|
:: peacock (the bird)
|
| pávakék {adj}
|
:: peacock blue
|
| pávián {n}
|
:: baboon (primate)
|
| pazar {adj} [literary]
|
:: luxurious, lavish
|
| pazarabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pazar
|
| pazarol {vt}
|
:: to squander, waste
|
| Pázmány {prop}
|
:: Péter Pázmány, Hungarian philosopher, theologian, statesman
|
| pázsit {n}
|
:: lawn
|
| pé {n}
|
:: letter: p
|
| pech {n}
|
:: bad luck, misfortune
|
| peches {adj}
|
:: unlucky, unfortunate
|
| Pécs {prop}
|
:: Pécs (city)
|
| pecsenye {n}
|
:: roast (a freshly roasted cut of meat, usually with high fat content)
|
| pecsenye {n} [figuratively, colloquial, in set phrases]
|
:: selfishly acquired profit
|
| pecsét {n}
|
:: seal (an official pattern)
|
| pecsét {n}
|
:: a rubber stamp
|
| pecsét {n}
|
:: stain, spot
|
| pécsi {adj}
|
:: of or relating to Pécs
|
| pedagógia {n}
|
:: pedagogy
|
| pedagógiai {adj}
|
:: pedagogical
|
| pedagógus {n}
|
:: pedagogue, educator (someone specialized in education as a profession in general)
|
| pedál {n}
|
:: pedal (a lever operated by one's foot that is used to control or power a machine or mechanism, such as a bicycle or piano)
|
| pedig {conj} [after the first clause element, like a clitic]
|
:: and, while, whereas (expressing addition or mild contrast)
|
| pedig {conj} [before the first clause element]
|
:: although, even though, notwithstanding, nevertheless, nonetheless
|
| pediglen {adv} [archaic]
|
:: synonym of pedig
|
| pedikűr {n}
|
:: pedicure
|
| pedikűrös {n}
|
:: pedicurist
|
| pedikűröz {vit}
|
:: to pedicure, give somebody a pedicure
|
| pedikűröztet {vt}
|
:: to get a pedicure, to have one's toenails and corns treated
|
| Pégaszosz {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pegasus (winged horse)
|
| Pegazus {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pegasus (winged horse)
|
| Pegazus {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: Pegasus (constellation)
|
| pehely {n}
|
:: down, fluff, feather
|
| pehely {n}
|
:: flake (snow)
|
| pehelyfelhő {n}
|
:: cirrus
|
| pehelykönnyű {adj}
|
:: featherlight, light as a feather
|
| pehelypaplan {n}
|
:: eiderdown (a quilt stuffed with down)
|
| pehelysúly {n}
|
:: featherweight (a weight division in professional boxing)
|
| pej {adj}
|
:: bay, chestnut (colour of a horse)
|
| pejoratív {adj}
|
:: pejorative, derogatory
|
| pejoratívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pejoratív
|
| pék {n}
|
:: baker (person who bakes and sells bread, etc.)
|
| Peking {prop}
|
:: Peking (direct-administered municipality/capital city)
|
| pékség {n}
|
:: bakery (a shop in which bread and such is baked and sold)
|
| példa {n}
|
:: example (something serving to explain or illustrate a rule)
|
| példa {n}
|
:: problem (exercise in mathematics or physics education)
|
| példakép {n}
|
:: role model, exemplar, hero, paragon, ideal (a person who serves as an example, whose behavior is emulated by others)
|
| példakép {n}
|
:: model, pattern (something that could be a model for others to follow or imitate)
|
| példány {n} [of a book or newspaper]
|
:: copy
|
| példány {n}
|
:: specimen
|
| példány {n} [archaic, literary]
|
:: ideal, example
|
| példátlan {adj}
|
:: unprecedented, unheard-of
|
| példátlanabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of példátlan
|
| példát statuál {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make an example of (to punish someone so as to give a warning to others)
|
| például {adv}
|
:: for example, for instance
|
| példáz {vt}
|
:: to exemplify (to serve as an example of)
|
| pele {n}
|
:: dormouse
|
| pele {n} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: erect penis
|
| pelenka {n}
|
:: nappy [UK], diaper [US]
|
| pelikán {n}
|
:: pelican
|
| péló {n} [slang]
|
:: penis
|
| pelyva {n}
|
:: chaff
|
| pendrive {n} [computer hardware]
|
:: pen drive, flash drive
|
| pendül {vi}
|
:: to sound, twang (to produce a sharp vibrating sound)
|
| penész {n}
|
:: mold
|
| penészedik {vi}
|
:: to mold, mould (to become moldy; to be covered or filled, in whole or in part, with a mold)
|
| penészes {adj}
|
:: moldy [US], mouldy [UK]
|
| penészesebb {adj}
|
:: comparative of penészes
|
| peng {vi}
|
:: to ring, jingle (to give out a loud, resonant sound as when striking together two pieces of metal)
|
| peng {vi} [of musical instrument]
|
:: to twang
|
| penge {adj} [slang]
|
:: excellent, very good
|
| penge {n}
|
:: blade (the sharp cutting edge of a knife, chisel, or other tool, a razor blade/sword)
|
| pengébb {adj}
|
:: comparative of penge
|
| pengő {n}
|
:: The monetary unit of Hungary from January, 1927 to July, 1946, divided into 100 fillér
|
| pénisz {n}
|
:: penis
|
| penna {n} [archaic]
|
:: quill pen, pen, quill (a feather used for writing)
|
| penta- {prefix}
|
:: penta-
|
| pentán {n} [organic compound]
|
:: pentane
|
| pentaprizma {n} [photography]
|
:: pentaprism (five-sided prism used in the viewfinder of some cameras)
|
| péntek {n}
|
:: Friday
|
| Péntek {prop}
|
:: Friday (the companion of Robinson Crusoe in Daniel Defoe's novel)
|
| péntekenként {adv}
|
:: every Friday, on Fridays
|
| pénteki {adj}
|
:: Friday, of Friday, Friday's
|
| Pentium {prop}
|
:: Pentium (CPU chip designed and manufactured by Intel)
|
| pénz {n}
|
:: money
|
| pénzautomata {n} [banking]
|
:: cash machine, automated teller machine
|
| pénzbeli {adj}
|
:: monetary, pecuniary, financial, cash
|
| pénz beszél, kutya ugat {proverb}
|
:: money talks
|
| pénzel {vt} [possibly, derogatory]
|
:: to fund, finance
|
| pénzes {adj}
|
:: monied, moneyed, wealthy, rich (person)
|
| pénzes {adj}
|
:: money-
|
| pénzesebb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pénzes
|
| pénzhiány {n}
|
:: shortage of money, lack of money
|
| pénzintézet {n}
|
:: financial institution, bank
|
| penzió {n}
|
:: boarding house, pension (a small hotel, especially in continental Europe, which typically offers lodging and certain meals and services)
|
| penzió {n} [archaic]
|
:: pension (an annuity paid regularly as benefit to a retired employee)
|
| pénzmosás {n}
|
:: money laundering
|
| pénztár {n}
|
:: cash desk, checkout (a place in a restaurant, bar, shop, or supermarket, typically containing a cash register, where a customer can pay the bill)
|
| pénztárca {n}
|
:: wallet
|
| pénztárgép {n}
|
:: cash register
|
| pénztárgépszalag {n}
|
:: cash register paper roll
|
| pénztáros {n}
|
:: cashier#Noun (one who works at a till or receives payments)
|
| pénztelen {adj}
|
:: penniless, cashless, broke, poor, impecunious
|
| pénztelenség {n}
|
:: pennilessness (the state of having no money)
|
| pénztelenségi {adj}
|
:: pennilessness [attributive usage], of pennilessness
|
| pénzügy {n}
|
:: finance
|
| pénzügyi {adj}
|
:: financial (related to finances)
|
| pénzügyileg {adv}
|
:: financially
|
| pénzügyminiszter {n}
|
:: finance minister, minister of finance, Chancellor of the Exchequer (UK)
|
| pénzügyminisztérium {n}
|
:: Treasury, ministry of finance, Exchequer (UK) (a government department responsible for the collection, management, and expenditure of the public revenue)
|
| pénzzé tesz {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sell something, cash in (to exchange an object for cash)
|
| pép {n}
|
:: pulp, mush
|
| per {n} [law]
|
:: action, suit, lawsuit
|
| per {adv}
|
:: per
|
| per {adv} [mathematics]
|
:: divided by
|
| perc {n}
|
:: minute (unit of time)
|
| perc {n} [geometry]
|
:: minute (a unit of angle)
|
| perc {n} [anatomy]
|
:: a segment of a finger
|
| percen {vi} [rare, of quill pen]
|
:: to scrape, scratch (to make one small scraping sound)
|
| percen {vi} [rare, of woodworm]
|
:: to tick (to make one clicking sound)
|
| percenként {adv}
|
:: every minute, each minute, per minute
|
| percenkénti {adj}
|
:: per minute (performing, occurring, or taking place every minute)
|
| perces {adj}
|
:: -minute, minutes (lasting a certain number of minutes)
|
| percmutató {n}
|
:: minute hand
|
| percnyi {adj}
|
:: momentary (as much as one minute, lasting for a minute)
|
| perdít {vt}
|
:: to spin (to cause to rotate once quickly around its axis)
|
| perdita {n} [archaic]
|
:: courtesan, prostitute
|
| perdül {vi}
|
:: to spin (to rotate once quickly around its axis)
|
| perdület {n} [mechanics]
|
:: angular momentum
|
| perec {n}
|
:: pretzel (a toasted bread or cracker usually in the shape of a loose knot)
|
| perec {n}
|
:: bracelet, anklet (a band or chain worn around the wrist or ankle as jewelry/jewellery or an ornament)
|
| pereces {adj}
|
:: containing pretzels
|
| pereces {n}
|
:: A person who sells pretzels
|
| pereces {n}
|
:: pretzel stand (a place that sells pretzels)
|
| pereg {vi}
|
:: to spin, to roll
|
| pereg {vi} [of time]
|
:: to roll, roll by, pass, elapse
|
| pereg {v} [of drums]
|
:: to roll, beat
|
| pereg {v} [electronic switch]
|
:: to have contact bounce
|
| perel {vit}
|
:: to sue, to litigate
|
| perel {vi} [literary]
|
:: to quarrel
|
| perem {n}
|
:: edge, rim, margin
|
| pereputty {n} [colloquial]
|
:: kith and kin
|
| peres {adj}
|
:: litigious, disputed
|
| pereskedik {vi}
|
:: to litigate (to carry on a lawsuit)
|
| perfid {adj} [archaic]
|
:: perfidious
|
| perforál {vt}
|
:: to perforate
|
| perforált {adj}
|
:: perforated
|
| perget {vt} [of honey]
|
:: to extract (to remove honey from honeycombs by centrifugal force using a honey extractor)
|
| perget {vt} [of a drum]
|
:: to roll, beat (to beat a drum with rapid, continuous strokes)
|
| perget {vt} [of a movie]
|
:: to run, play, be presented
|
| perget {vt} [linguistics]
|
:: to roll
|
| periféria {n}
|
:: periphery, outskirts (outside boundary, parts or surface)
|
| periféria {n} [computing]
|
:: peripheral
|
| periferiális {adj}
|
:: peripheral
|
| periferiálisabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of periferiális
|
| periódus {n}
|
:: period (period of time seen as a single coherent entity)
|
| periódus {n} [chemistry]
|
:: period (row in the periodic table of the elements)
|
| periódus {n} [music]
|
:: period (two phrases)
|
| periódusos {adj}
|
:: periodic
|
| periódusos rendszer {n} [chemistry]
|
:: periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number)
|
| perje {n}
|
:: bluegrass, meadow grass (plant of the genus Poa)
|
| perjel {n} [religion]
|
:: prior, provost
|
| perjel {n} [typography, slightly, colloquial]
|
:: slash, slash mark (the punctuation mark ⟨User:Matthias Buchmeier/hu-en-p/⟩)
|
| perlekedik {vi}
|
:: to quarrel, squabble, fight
|
| perlekedik {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to sue, litigate (to carry on a lawsuit)
|
| perm {n} [geology]
|
:: Permian (the Permian period)
|
| permutáció {n} [combinatorics]
|
:: permutation
|
| peron {n} [transport]
|
:: platform (structure for waiting for a train)
|
| perpatvar {n}
|
:: quarrelling, squabble, wrangle, fracas
|
| perpatvar {n} [archaic]
|
:: litigation
|
| perspektivikus {adj}
|
:: perspectival, perspective
|
| perspektivikusabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of perspektivikus
|
| persze {adv}
|
:: of course, naturally
|
| Perszephoné {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Persephone
|
| Perszepolisz {prop}
|
:: Perszepolisz (<<ancient>> ceremonial <<capital>> of the <<empire:Suf/Achaemenid>>, in modern <<c/Iran>>)
|
| Perszeusz {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Perseus, a Greek mythological hero
|
| Perszeusz {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Perseus, a northern constellation
|
| perszóna {n} [archaic]
|
:: person
|
| perszóna {n} [derogatory]
|
:: wench, female
|
| perturbáció {n} [physics]
|
:: perturbation
|
| Peru {prop}
|
:: Peru (country)
|
| perverz {adj}
|
:: perverted
|
| perzsa {adj}
|
:: Persian (of or relating to Persia, its people or language)
|
| perzsa {n}
|
:: Persian (person)
|
| perzsa {n} [singular only]
|
:: Persian (language)
|
| perzsa macska {n}
|
:: Persian (a domestic cat breed)
|
| Pesavar {prop}
|
:: Pesavar (city/provincial capital)
|
| Pest {prop} [historical]
|
:: One of the originally three separate cities that were united in 1873 to become the Hungarian capital, Budapest
|
| Pest {prop}
|
:: Pest (The corresponding part of current-day <<city/Budapest>>, on the eastern side of the Danube.)
|
| Pest {prop} [colloquial, loosely]
|
:: ellipsis of Budapest
|
| Pest {prop}
|
:: Pest (administrative county), surrounding Budapest, often meant to exclude the capital itself
|
| pesti {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or relating to the city of Pest
|
| pesti {n}
|
:: Someone from the city of Pest
|
| pestis {n}
|
:: plague
|
| pestisjárvány {n}
|
:: plague epidemic
|
| pészah {n}
|
:: Passover (Pesach)
|
| pesszárium {n}
|
:: diaphragm, pessary (a barrier method of birth control placed over the cervix)
|
| pesszimista {n}
|
:: pessimist
|
| pesszimizmus {n}
|
:: pessimism
|
| pesztra {n} [dialectal, colloquial]
|
:: nanny (usually a young woman who takes care of other people’s young)
|
| petárda {n}
|
:: firecracker
|
| pete {n} [cytology]
|
:: ovum
|
| petefészek {n} [anatomy]
|
:: ovary (a female reproductive organ, often paired, that produces ova and in mammals secretes the hormones estrogen and progesterone)
|
| Péter {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peti {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| petíció {n}
|
:: petition
|
| Petőfi {prop}
|
:: Sándor Petőfi, Hungarian poet
|
| petrezselyem {n}
|
:: parsley
|
| Petri-csésze {n}
|
:: Petri dish (a shallow glass dish, with a loose-fitting cover, used to culture bacteria)
|
| petróleumlámpa {n}
|
:: oil lamp
|
| petty {n}
|
:: dot, spot, fleck, speck
|
| pezseg {vi} [of liquid]
|
:: to sparkle, fizz, fizzle
|
| pezseg {vi} [of traffic]
|
:: to swarm, bustle
|
| pezsgő {adj}
|
:: bubbling, sparkling
|
| pezsgő {n}
|
:: champagne
|
| pezsgőfürdő {n}
|
:: hot tub
|
| pezsgős {adj}
|
:: of or relating to champagne
|
| pezsgőspohár {n}
|
:: champagne glass, flute (a glass specifically used for serving and drinking champagne)
|
| pézsmatök {n}
|
:: butternut squash (Cucurbita moschata)
|
| Pf. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of postafiók
|
| pfuj {interj}
|
:: yuck, ew, phew (uttered to indicate disgust)
|
| PhD {n}
|
:: Ph.D.
|
| photoshoppol {vt}
|
:: to photoshop (digitally edit or alter a picture or photograph)
|
| pia {n} [slang]
|
:: booze, drink, grog, liquor
|
| piac {n}
|
:: market, marketplace (city square or other fairly spacious site where traders set up stalls and buyers browse the merchandise)
|
| piac {n}
|
:: market (a group of potential customers for one's product; a geographical area where a certain commercial demand exists)
|
| piacgazdaság {n}
|
:: market economy
|
| piaci {adj}
|
:: of, or relating to market
|
| piaci részesedés {n}
|
:: market share
|
| piackutatás {n}
|
:: market research
|
| piacra dob {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to throw on the market, to launch, to release (to make available for purchase)
|
| piacvezető {adj}
|
:: market leader
|
| piacvezető {n}
|
:: market leader (a brand, product, or firm that dominates the market in sales revenue)
|
| piál {vti} [slang]
|
:: to booze, drink (strong liquor)
|
| piccolo {n} [musical instruments]
|
:: piccolo
|
| pici {adj}
|
:: tiny, minute, diminutive
|
| pici {n}
|
:: little one (a child, a little boy or girl)
|
| picsa {n} [vulgar]
|
:: Expression of anger, annoyance or discontent
|
| picsa {n} [vulgar]
|
:: vagina
|
| picsa {n} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: slut, hussy
|
| picsa {n} [vulgar]
|
:: annoying or stupid female
|
| picsába {interj}
|
:: damn!, shit!
|
| Pierre {prop}
|
:: Pierre
|
| pietizmus {n}
|
:: pietism
|
| pigmentáció {n}
|
:: pigmentation
|
| pihe {n}
|
:: down (soft, fluffy immature feathers which grow on young birds)
|
| pihen {vi}
|
:: to rest
|
| pihenés {n}
|
:: relaxation, rest
|
| pihenj {interj} [military]
|
:: stand easy, stand at ease
|
| pihenő {adj}
|
:: resting
|
| pihenő {n}
|
:: rest (a state of quiet and relaxation)
|
| pihenő {n}
|
:: landing (level area at the top of a flight of stairs, or connecting one flight with another)
|
| pika {n}
|
:: lance
|
| pikáns {adj}
|
:: piquant
|
| pikáns {adj}
|
:: naughty (risque)
|
| pikánsabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pikáns
|
| pikk {n}
|
:: spade (only as a symbol on playing-cards)
|
| pikkely {n}
|
:: scale (part of an overlapping arrangement of keratin pieces covering the skin of an animal)
|
| pikkelyes {adj}
|
:: scaly (covered or abounding with scales)
|
| piknik {n}
|
:: picnic
|
| pikoló {n} [musical instruments]
|
:: piccolo
|
| piktogram {n}
|
:: pictogram (picture that represents a word or an idea by illustration)
|
| piláf {n}
|
:: pilaf
|
| pilla {n}
|
:: eyelash
|
| pillanat {n}
|
:: instant
|
| pillanat {n}
|
:: moment, second
|
| pillanatfelvétel {n}
|
:: snapshot (photograph taken quickly or in a moment of opportunity)
|
| pillanatnyi {adj}
|
:: momentary (lasting for only a moment)
|
| pillanatnyi {adj}
|
:: current (existing or occurring at the moment)
|
| pillanatnyilag {adv}
|
:: presently, at the moment, currently, right now
|
| pillanatragasztó {n}
|
:: superglue (a strong, fast-acting adhesive)
|
| pillangó {n}
|
:: butterfly (a flying insect of the order Lepidoptera)
|
| pillangó {n} [swimming, colloquial]
|
:: butterfly, butterfly stroke
|
| pillangó {n} [euphemistic]
|
:: woman of the street, woman of the town, lady of the night (a female prostitute)
|
| pillangó {n} [dialectal]
|
:: spangle, sequin (a small round piece of sparkling metallic material sewn on to a garment as decoration)
|
| pillangóhatás {n}
|
:: butterfly effect (sensitive dependence on initial conditions)
|
| Pillangókisasszony {prop}
|
:: Madama Butterfly (an opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini)
|
| pillangóúszás {n} [swimming]
|
:: butterfly stroke
|
| pillant {vi}
|
:: to glance (at something ra)
|
| pillantás {n}
|
:: glance
|
| pille {n} [archaic, poetic]
|
:: (especially a smaller type of) butterfly
|
| pille {n} [rare]
|
:: snowflake
|
| pilóta {n}
|
:: pilot (a person who is in charge of the controls of an aircraft)
|
| pilótafülke {n}
|
:: cockpit
|
| pimasz {adj}
|
:: impudent, insolent, cheeky
|
| pimasz {n}
|
:: an impudent person
|
| pimaszabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pimasz
|
| pimaszkodik {vi}
|
:: to be impertinent (with someone: val) (to behave insolently in manner and words)
|
| pimf {adj}
|
:: petty, minor, insignificant, small-time, pathetic
|
| pina {n} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: cunt
|
| pince {n}
|
:: basement (a floor of a building below ground level)
|
| pince {n}
|
:: cellar (an enclosed underground space, often under a building, used for storage or shelter)
|
| pince {n}
|
:: cellar (a wine collection)
|
| pinceablak {n}
|
:: cellar window
|
| pincér {n}
|
:: waiter (a server in a restaurant or similar)
|
| pincérnő {n}
|
:: waitress
|
| pingál {vt} [folksy or pejorative]
|
:: to paint, daub
|
| pingpong {n} [colloquial]
|
:: ping pong
|
| pingpongasztal {n}
|
:: ping pong table
|
| pingpongháló {n}
|
:: ping pong net
|
| pingponglabda {n}
|
:: ping pong ball
|
| pingpongozik {vi}
|
:: to play ping pong
|
| pingpongütő {n}
|
:: paddle, ping pong bat
|
| pingvin {n}
|
:: penguin
|
| pinjin {n}
|
:: pinyin
|
| pintér {n} [archaic]
|
:: cooper (a craftsman who makes and repairs barrels and similar wooden vessels such as casks, buckets and tubs)
|
| pinty {n}
|
:: finch
|
| pióca {n}
|
:: leech
|
| pionír {n}
|
:: pioneer (one who goes before)
|
| pionír {n} [obsolete, military]
|
:: pioneer
|
| pionír {n}
|
:: pioneer (member of a child organization in the soviet bloc)
|
| pipa {n}
|
:: pipe (for smoking)
|
| pipa {n}
|
:: tick, checkmark
|
| pipa {adj} [slang]
|
:: angry, furious
|
| pipere {n}
|
:: finery
|
| pipereasztal {n}
|
:: toilet table, dressing table, vanity table
|
| piperkőc {n}
|
:: dandy
|
| pír {n}
|
:: blush
|
| pirája {n}
|
:: piranha
|
| piramis {n}
|
:: pyramid (ancient construction with a square or rectangular base and four triangular sides)
|
| piramis {n} [geometry, archaic]
|
:: pyramid (solid with triangular lateral faces and a polygonal base)
|
| Pireneusok {prop} [plural only]
|
:: Pyrenees (the mountain range separating Spain from France)
|
| Piri {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pirit {n} [mineral]
|
:: pyrite
|
| pirít {vt} [of the sun]
|
:: to burn, tan
|
| pirít {vt} [of meat]
|
:: to fry, brown
|
| pirít {vt} [of bread]
|
:: to toast
|
| pirítós {n}
|
:: toast (toasted bread)
|
| piro- {prefix}
|
:: pyro-
|
| pirománia {n} [clinical psychology]
|
:: pyromania (uncontrollable urge to start fires)
|
| pirománia {n}
|
:: pyromania (obsession with fire)
|
| piromániás {adj}
|
:: pyromaniacal
|
| piromániás {n}
|
:: pyromaniac (a person suffering from pyromania)
|
| piromániásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of piromániás
|
| piros {adj}
|
:: red (often specifically a lighter red than vörös)
|
| piros {n}
|
:: red (often specifically a lighter red than vörös)
|
| pirosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of piros
|
| pirosít {vt}
|
:: to redden (to make red)
|
| Piroska {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Piroska {prop}
|
:: The Hungarian name for the fairy figure 'Little Red Riding Hood'
|
| pirosodik {vi}
|
:: to redden (to become red)
|
| pirotechnikus {n}
|
:: pyrotechnician
|
| pirrhuszi győzelem {n}
|
:: nonstandard form of pirruszi győzelem
|
| pirruszi győzelem {n} [idiomatic]
|
:: Pyrrhic victory
|
| pirul {vi}
|
:: to blush (to become red in the face due to shyness, shame, excitement, or embarrassment)
|
| pirul {vi} [cooking]
|
:: to brown, toast (to become brown during cooking or toasting)
|
| pirula {n} [slightly informal]
|
:: pill (a small portion of a drug to be taken orally)
|
| pisi {n}
|
:: pee
|
| pisil {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to pee
|
| Pista {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Pisti {prop}
|
:: given name. Comparable to Steve
|
| piszkál {vt}
|
:: to pick, needle
|
| piszkál {vt}
|
:: to cavil, tease, provoke
|
| piszkál {vt}
|
:: to vex, annoy, badger
|
| piszkos {adj}
|
:: dirty
|
| piszkosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of piszkos
|
| piszkozat {n}
|
:: draft (an early version of a written work)
|
| piszmog {vi} [pejorative]
|
:: to dawdle over, potter about, tinker with (to do something lengthily or with unnecessary meticulousness)
|
| piszok {n}
|
:: dirt, filth
|
| pisztácia {n}
|
:: pistachio
|
| pisztoly {n}
|
:: pistol, handgun
|
| pisztráng {n}
|
:: trout (fish)
|
| Pitagorasz-tétel {n} [mathematics]
|
:: Pythagorean theorem
|
| pite {n}
|
:: pie, tart
|
| piton {n}
|
:: python (constricting snake)
|
| pitvar {n}
|
:: (front) porch
|
| pitvar {n} [anatomy]
|
:: atrium, auricle (one of two upper chambers of the heart)
|
| pityizál {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to tipple, bib (to drink alcohol regularly or habitually, but not to excess)
|
| pityóka {n} [dialectal, Transylvania]
|
:: potato
|
| pitypang {n}
|
:: dandelion (any of the several species of plant in the genus Taraxacum)
|
| pitypangsárga {adj}
|
:: dandelion (of a yellow colour, like that of the flower)
|
| pixel {n} [computing]
|
:: pixel (one of the tiny dots that make up the representation of an image in a computer's memory)
|
| pizza {n}
|
:: pizza
|
| pizzéria {n}
|
:: pizzeria (a restaurant that bakes and sells pizzas)
|
| pizsama {n}
|
:: pyjamas
|
| pl. {adv}
|
:: e.g. (for example)
|
| placc {n} [archaic]
|
:: vacant lot, field
|
| placc {n} [slang, proscribed]
|
:: a highly frequented, usually outdoor public place
|
| plafon {n}
|
:: ceiling (top of a room)
|
| plágium {n}
|
:: plagiarism
|
| plakát {n}
|
:: poster, bill, advertisement (to be posted on a pole or a wall)
|
| pláne {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: particularly, especially, above all
|
| pláne {n} [colloquial]
|
:: the thing, the point, the big deal, the interesting thing, the main interest in something, unusualness, speciality
|
| planéta {n} [archaic]
|
:: planet
|
| planetárium {n}
|
:: planetarium
|
| planetológia {n}
|
:: planetology, planetary science
|
| plántál {vt}
|
:: to plant
|
| plasztikus {adj}
|
:: plastic, sculpturesque
|
| plasztikusabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of plasztikus
|
| platform {n} [politics]
|
:: platform (electoral program)
|
| platform {n} [computing]
|
:: platform (a particular type of operating system or environment)
|
| platform {n}
|
:: platform (a flat surface)
|
| platina {n}
|
:: platinum (metal)
|
| plátói {adj}
|
:: platonic
|
| plátóibb {adj}
|
:: comparative of plátói
|
| plátói szerelem {n}
|
:: platonic love
|
| Platón {prop}
|
:: Plato (Greek philosopher)
|
| platóni {adj}
|
:: Platonic
|
| platóni test {n} [geometry]
|
:: Platonic solid (any one of five polyhedra)
|
| pláza {n}
|
:: shopping center, mall
|
| plazma {n}
|
:: plasma
|
| plazmalámpa {n}
|
:: plasma lamp
|
| plébánia {n}
|
:: parish (the community attending a church; the members of the parish)
|
| plébánia {n}
|
:: parsonage, vicarage, presbytery, rectory (a house provided by the church for a parson, vicar or rector)
|
| plébános {n}
|
:: parish priest, parson, (in the Church of England) rector, vicar
|
| plebejus {adj}
|
:: plebeian
|
| plebejus {n}
|
:: plebeian
|
| pléh {n}
|
:: tin (metallic element)
|
| pléh {adj}
|
:: tin (made of tin)
|
| plenáris {adj}
|
:: plenary
|
| plenáris {n}
|
:: plenary session
|
| plénum {n}
|
:: plenum (a legislative meeting (especially of the Communist Party) in which all members are present)
|
| pleonasztikus {adj}
|
:: pleonastic
|
| pleonazmus {n}
|
:: pleonasm
|
| pletyka {n}
|
:: gossip (idle talk)
|
| pletykafészek {n}
|
:: gossip (person)
|
| pletykalap {n}
|
:: tabloid
|
| plusz {adj}
|
:: plus
|
| plusz {n}
|
:: surplus, excess
|
| plusz {n}
|
:: asset
|
| plusz {conj} [mathematics]
|
:: plus
|
| plusz {conj} [formal]
|
:: and, in addition
|
| Plútó {prop} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Pluto (Roman god)
|
| Plútó {prop}
|
:: Pluto (dwarf planet)
|
| plutónium {n}
|
:: plutonium (chemical element)
|
| plüss {adj}
|
:: plush (of a man-made object: having a soft, fluffy exterior)
|
| plüss {n}
|
:: plush (fabric)
|
| plüssállat {n}
|
:: stuffed animal
|
| PM {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of pénzügyminisztérium
|
| pneumatikus {adj}
|
:: pneumatic
|
| Pó {prop}
|
:: Po (longest river in Italy)
|
| pocak {n} [colloquial]
|
:: potbelly, belly, paunch (a protruding abdomen of a human)
|
| pocakos {adj}
|
:: paunchy, potbellied (having a prominent stomach)
|
| pocakosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pocakos
|
| pocok {n}
|
:: vole (a rodent from the subfamily Arvicolinae)
|
| pocsolya {n}
|
:: puddle
|
| podcast {n} [Internet]
|
:: podcast (audio programme produced on a regular basis, delivered over the Internet)
|
| pódium {n}
|
:: platform (a raised stage from which speeches are made and songs are sung)
|
| poéma {n}
|
:: poem
|
| poén {n}
|
:: punch line (the final part of a joke)
|
| poén {n} [colloquial]
|
:: joke (especially a one-liner; something short said or done for amusement), hoax (something intended to trick)
|
| poén {n} [colloquial]
|
:: the funny part about something, the beauty of something (whether humorous or simply unexpected)
|
| poén {n} [gaming]
|
:: point (a unit of scoring in a card game, billiards, or some other sports)
|
| poéta {n}
|
:: poet (person who writes poems)
|
| pofa {n} [of animals]
|
:: face, mouth, muzzle, snout (the protruding part of an animal's head which includes the nose, mouth and jaws)
|
| pofa {n} [of people, derogatory]
|
:: face, mouth, gob, trap
|
| pofa {n} [derogatory, figurative]
|
:: cheek, gall, nerve, audacity, temerity, effrontery
|
| pofa {n} [colloquial, often used with vág]
|
:: grimace, facial expression
|
| pofájú {adj}
|
:: -mouthed, -muzzled, -snouted, -faced, with a …… mouth/muzzle/snout/face (having a specific kind of mouth, muzzle, snout, or face)
|
| pofaszíj {n}
|
:: cheekpiece (part of a horse's bridle)
|
| pofazacskó {n} [zoology]
|
:: cheek pouch (a pouch in the cheek of some animals, usually used to carry food)
|
| pofon {n}
|
:: slap in the face
|
| pogácsa {n}
|
:: a type of small round cake, similar to a kind of scone
|
| pogány {n}
|
:: pagan
|
| pogányság {n} [religion]
|
:: paganism, heathenism, heathendom
|
| pogányság {n} [religion]
|
:: pagandom (collectively, pagans)
|
| pogrom {n}
|
:: pogrom (riot aimed at persecution or massacre of a particular ethnic or religious group, usually Jews)
|
| poggyász {n}
|
:: luggage, baggage
|
| pohár {n}
|
:: glass (a drinking vessel)
|
| poháralátét {n}
|
:: coaster (a small piece of material used to protect the surface of a table, upon which one places cups or mugs)
|
| Poisson-eloszlás {n} [mathematics]
|
:: Poisson distribution
|
| pók {n}
|
:: spider (any of various eight-legged, predatory arthropods, of the order Araneae, most of which spin webs to catch prey)
|
| póker {n}
|
:: poker (game)
|
| pókerarc {n}
|
:: poker face
|
| pókerezik {vi}
|
:: to play poker
|
| pókháló {n}
|
:: cobweb, spider's web
|
| pokol {n}
|
:: hell
|
| pokoli {adj}
|
:: infernal
|
| pokolibb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pokoli
|
| pokróc {n}
|
:: blanket (cloth)
|
| Póla {prop}
|
:: Póla (city)
|
| poláris {adj}
|
:: polar (relating to the North Pole or the South Pole)
|
| polaroid {n} [photography, attributive]
|
:: polaroid (instant photographic process)
|
| polc {n}
|
:: shelf
|
| polemikus {adj}
|
:: polemic
|
| polgár {n}
|
:: citizen
|
| Polgár {prop}
|
:: Polgár (town)
|
| polgárháború {n}
|
:: civil war
|
| polgári {adj}
|
:: civil, civic
|
| polgári {adj}
|
:: civilian, civil (non-military)
|
| polgári {n} [archaic]
|
:: ellipsis of polgári iskola
|
| polgári {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or relating to Polgár
|
| polgári {n}
|
:: A person from Polgár
|
| polgári engedetlenség {n}
|
:: civil disobedience (a nonviolent form of social protest)
|
| polgári törvénykönyv {n} [law]
|
:: civil code (a systematic collection of laws addressing dealings between private parties)
|
| polgármester {n}
|
:: mayor
|
| polgármesteri {adj}
|
:: mayoral
|
| polgárosodás {n}
|
:: embourgeoisement
|
| polgárság {n}
|
:: citizenry, inhabitants
|
| poli- {prefix}
|
:: poly-
|
| poliéder {n} [geometry]
|
:: polyhedron
|
| poligámia {n}
|
:: polygamy
|
| poligon {n} [geometry]
|
:: polygon (a plane figure bounded by edges that are all straight lines)
|
| poligráf {n}
|
:: polygraph (a device to discern if a subject is lying)
|
| poligráf {n} [dated]
|
:: polygraph (a mechanical instrument for multiplying copies of a writing)
|
| polihisztor {n}
|
:: polyhistor (someone gifted or learned in multiple disciplines)
|
| polinéz {adj}
|
:: Polynesian
|
| Polinézia {prop}
|
:: Polynesia
|
| polinom {n} [algebra]
|
:: polynomial
|
| polip {n}
|
:: octopus
|
| polip {n}
|
:: polyp
|
| poliszémia {n} [linguistics]
|
:: polysemy
|
| polisztirol {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: polystyrene
|
| politeizmus {n}
|
:: polytheism
|
| politika {n}
|
:: politics
|
| politika {n}
|
:: policy (plan or course of action)
|
| politikai {adj}
|
:: political
|
| politikailag {adv}
|
:: politically
|
| politikai program {n} [politics]
|
:: platform (a political stance on a broad set of issues, which are called planks)
|
| politikus {n}
|
:: politician
|
| politizál {vi}
|
:: to politicize (to discuss politics)
|
| politizál {vi}
|
:: to be engaged in politics
|
| póló {n} [sports]
|
:: polo
|
| póló {n}
|
:: T-shirt
|
| pólóing {n}
|
:: polo shirt (a casual top with buttons and a protruding collar)
|
| polónium {n}
|
:: polonium (chemical element)
|
| poloska {n}
|
:: bedbug
|
| poloska {n} [colloquial]
|
:: bug (an electronic intercept device)
|
| Polühümnia {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Polyhymnia, the Muse of eloquence
|
| polyák {adj} [archaic]
|
:: Polish (of or relating to Poland, its people or language)
|
| polyák {n} [archaic]
|
:: Pole
|
| pomádé {n}
|
:: pomade
|
| pompa {n}
|
:: pomp, splendour, luxury, magnificence
|
| pompás {adj}
|
:: splendid, magnificent, sumptuous, showy, pompous
|
| pompásabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pompás
|
| pongyola {adj}
|
:: sloppy, slapdash, negligent, loose, imprecise
|
| pongyola {n}
|
:: gown (loose dress especially for women)
|
| póni {n}
|
:: pony
|
| póniló {n}
|
:: pony
|
| pont {adv}
|
:: exactly, just, precisely
|
| pont {n}
|
:: point
|
| pont {n}
|
:: dot, full stop, period
|
| pontatlan {adj}
|
:: inaccurate, imprecise
|
| pontatlanabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pontatlan
|
| pontatlanság {n}
|
:: inaccuracy, imprecision
|
| pontatlanság {n}
|
:: tardiness, lateness
|
| pontméret {n} [typography]
|
:: font size, type size
|
| pontmutáció {n} [genetics]
|
:: point mutation
|
| ponton {n}
|
:: pontoon, a floating structure supporting a bridge or dock
|
| ponton {n} [military]
|
:: pontoon, a flat-bottomed boat used as a support for a temporary bridge
|
| pontos {adj}
|
:: punctual, exact, on time
|
| pontos {adj}
|
:: precise, accurate
|
| pontos {adj} [after a numeral]
|
:: -point (of or with the given number of points or items)
|
| pontosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pontos
|
| pontosabban {adv}
|
:: or rather (introducing a qualification or clarification), more specifically
|
| pontosabban {adv}
|
:: comparative of pontosan
|
| pontosan {adv}
|
:: punctually, on time
|
| pontosan {adv}
|
:: precisely, accurately
|
| pontosít {vt}
|
:: to specify, clarify (to state precisely)
|
| pontosítás {n}
|
:: clarification, clarifying
|
| pontosság {n}
|
:: accuracy (state of being accurate)
|
| pontosság {n}
|
:: punctuality (quality of being on time)
|
| pontosvessző {n}
|
:: semicolon (punctuation mark)
|
| pontszám {n}
|
:: score
|
| ponty {n}
|
:: carp (Cyprinus carpio)
|
| ponyva {n}
|
:: canvas
|
| ponyva {n}
|
:: awning
|
| ponyva {n} [literature]
|
:: pulp
|
| ponyvaregény {n}
|
:: pulp fiction
|
| pop {n} [music]
|
:: pop, pop music
|
| popó {n} [colloquial, jocular]
|
:: bum, butt, tush
|
| popsi {n} [colloquial, jocular, childish]
|
:: bum, tushie, botty
|
| populáció {n}
|
:: population (the people living within a political or geographical boundary)
|
| populáció {n} [biology]
|
:: population (a collection of organisms of a particular species living in a given area)
|
| populáció {n} [astronomy]
|
:: population (groups of stars classified according to their origin, age, and type)
|
| populáris {adj}
|
:: popular (liked by many people)
|
| popularizál {vt} [dated]
|
:: to popularize
|
| populista {adj}
|
:: populist (of or pertaining to populism)
|
| populista {n} [politics]
|
:: populist (a person who advocates populism, a movement against ruling elites who are presumed not to act in the interests of the ordinary citizen)
|
| populistább {adj}
|
:: comparative of populista
|
| popzene {n}
|
:: pop music
|
| por {n}
|
:: dust
|
| por {n}
|
:: powder
|
| por {n} [with a possessive suffix]
|
:: ashes (human or animal remains after cremation)
|
| pór {n} [archaic]
|
:: peasant
|
| póráz {n}
|
:: leash (long cord for dogs)
|
| porbafingó {adj} [colloquial, humorous, sometimes derogatory, of a child]
|
:: pint-sized, knee-high (small in height because of young age)
|
| porbafingó {adj} [colloquial, humorous, sometimes derogatory, of an animal]
|
:: short-legged
|
| porbafingó {n} [colloquial, humorous, sometimes derogatory]
|
:: a child of small height (because of young age)
|
| porbafingó {n} [colloquial, humorous, sometimes derogatory]
|
:: a short-legged animal (such as a dachshund)
|
| porbafingó {n} [pejorative]
|
:: a short person
|
| porc {n}
|
:: gristle
|
| porc {n} [anatomy]
|
:: cartilage
|
| porcelán {n}
|
:: china, porcelain
|
| porcelánbolt {n}
|
:: china shop
|
| porcelánüzlet {n}
|
:: china shop
|
| porcica {n}
|
:: dust bunny
|
| porcos {adj}
|
:: cartilaginous, having cartilage, with cartilage (comprising soft cartilage rather than bone)
|
| porcukor {n}
|
:: icing sugar [UK], confectioners' sugar, powdered sugar [US]
|
| póré {n}
|
:: leek
|
| póréhagyma {n}
|
:: leek
|
| porfészek {n}
|
:: dusty village/hole
|
| porhó {n}
|
:: powder snow, powdery snow
|
| porlasztó {n}
|
:: carburetor, carburettor
|
| pornó {n}
|
:: porn
|
| pornófilm {n}
|
:: porn movie
|
| pornográf {adj}
|
:: pornographic
|
| pornográfabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pornográf
|
| pornográfia {n}
|
:: pornography
|
| poronty {n}
|
:: kid, brat
|
| poronty {n}
|
:: brood
|
| poros {adj}
|
:: dusty (covered with dust)
|
| porosabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of poros
|
| Poroszország {prop} [historical]
|
:: Prussia (historic territory of Germany and the Baltic)
|
| Porsche {prop}
|
:: Porsche (the German sports car manufacturer)
|
| Porsche {prop}
|
:: Porsche (a car of this brand)
|
| porszerű {adj}
|
:: dusty, powdery
|
| porszerűbb {adj}
|
:: comparative of porszerű
|
| porszívó {adj}
|
:: vacuuming, vacuum cleaning
|
| porszívó {n}
|
:: vacuum cleaner
|
| porszívózik {vt}
|
:: to hoover, vacuum (to clean something with a vacuum cleaner)
|
| port {n} [computing]
|
:: port
|
| porta {n}
|
:: parcel of land (with a house on it)
|
| porta {n}
|
:: hotel reception, reception desk, front desk
|
| porta {n} [figuratively, colloquial]
|
:: household, house (one's own home)
|
| portál {n}
|
:: shop-front
|
| portál {n}
|
:: portal (a grandiose and often lavish entrance)
|
| portál {n} [Internet]
|
:: portal (a website that acts as an entrance to other websites on the Internet)
|
| portás {n}
|
:: doorkeeper, doorman, porter
|
| portás {n}
|
:: receptionist (an employee who works in reception, especially in hotels)
|
| portéka {n} [regional]
|
:: merchandise, goods, wares
|
| portfólió {n}
|
:: portfolio
|
| portok {n} [botany]
|
:: anther (the pollen-bearing part of the stamen of a flower)
|
| portugál {adj}
|
:: Portuguese (of or relating to Portugal, its people or language)
|
| portugál {n}
|
:: Portuguese (person)
|
| portugál {n} [singular only]
|
:: Portuguese (language)
|
| Portugália {prop}
|
:: Portugália (country)
|
| pórul jár {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to come to grief (to have a disastrous or unpleasant outcome of a voluntary action)
|
| pórus {n}
|
:: pore (a tiny opening in the skin)
|
| posta {n}
|
:: mail, post
|
| posta {n}
|
:: post office
|
| postabélyeg {n}
|
:: postage stamp (piece of paper indicating postage has been paid)
|
| postafiók {n}
|
:: post office box (a uniquely addressable lockable box located on the premises of a post office)
|
| postahivatal {n}
|
:: post office
|
| postai {adj}
|
:: postal (relating to the collection, sorting and delivery of mail)
|
| postakocsi {n}
|
:: stage-coach
|
| postaláda {n}
|
:: mailbox, post box (for postal workers to collect letters from)
|
| postaláda {n} [colloquial]
|
:: letterbox (the box where a postal worker delivers letters for a recipient to collect)
|
| postás {n}
|
:: mail carrier, mailperson, letter carrier, mailperson, postperson, postman, mailman, mailwoman, postwoman
|
| postásautó {n}
|
:: mail truck (a vehicle used by mail carriers to store and deliver mail)
|
| postáz {vt}
|
:: to mail, post (to send a letter, parcel, etc. through the mail)
|
| posvány {n}
|
:: bog, swamp, morass, moss
|
| posvány {n} [by extension, literary, pejorative]
|
:: depravity (moral corruption)
|
| Poszeidón {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Poseidon, the god of the sea
|
| poszméh {n}
|
:: bumblebee (species of bee)
|
| poszt- {prefix}
|
:: post- (after, later)
|
| poszter {n}
|
:: poster (a big picture of a celebrity, landscape, etc. on a piece of paper, to be posted on a wall of a room)
|
| posztgraduális {adj}
|
:: postgraduate
|
| posztkommunista {adj}
|
:: postcommunist
|
| posztmodern {adj}
|
:: postmodern
|
| posztol {vti} [Internet]
|
:: to post (to publish a message)
|
| posztol {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to stand guard
|
| posztpozíció {n} [rare, grammar]
|
:: postposition
|
| posztszovjet {adj}
|
:: post-Soviet (after the dissolution of the Soviet Union)
|
| posztulátor {n} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: postulator (official who makes the case for the beatification or canonization of a proposed saint)
|
| posztulátum {n}
|
:: postulate (a basic principle assumed without proof as being self-evident or generally accepted)
|
| posztulátum {n} [logic]
|
:: postulate, axiom
|
| posztulátum {n}
|
:: postulate (a requirement; a prerequisite)
|
| pót- {prefix} [noun prefix]
|
:: spare, additional, supplementary, substitute
|
| potenciális {adj}
|
:: potencial
|
| potenciálisabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of potenciális
|
| pótkerék {n}
|
:: spare tyre [UK], spare tire [US]
|
| pótlás {n}
|
:: replacement, substitution
|
| pótlék {n}
|
:: substitute, replacement (a person or thing that takes the place of another)
|
| pótlék {n}
|
:: allowance, pay (money given at regular intervals or for a specific purpose)
|
| pótmama {n}
|
:: babysitter
|
| pótol {vt}
|
:: to substitute, to replace (something that cannot be used for some reason)
|
| pótolhatatlan {adj}
|
:: irreplaceable (that cannot be replaced)
|
| pótolhatatlan {adj}
|
:: irrecoverable, irreparable (loss that cannot be made good)
|
| potroh {n} [zoology]
|
:: abdomen (of an arthropod)
|
| pótszög {n} [geometry]
|
:: complementary angle (a pair of adjacent angles that sum to a right angle)
|
| potyka {n} [dialectal]
|
:: carp
|
| povedál {vit} [colloquial, pejorative, dated]
|
:: to jaw, talk, gas, jabber
|
| póz {n}
|
:: pose
|
| pozíció {n}
|
:: position
|
| pozitív {adj}
|
:: positive
|
| pozitívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pozitív
|
| pozitívan {adv}
|
:: positively (in positive terms, in a positive manner)
|
| pozitivista {adj}
|
:: positivist
|
| pozitron {n}
|
:: positron
|
| pózna {n}
|
:: pole, post, staff (a long, straight wooden rod normally used in a vertical position)
|
| Pozsony {prop}
|
:: Pozsony (capital city)
|
| pozsonyi {adj}
|
:: Bratislavan (from, of, or relating to Bratislava)
|
| pozsonyi {n}
|
:: Bratislavan (native or inhabitant of Bratislava)
|
| pöcköl {vt}
|
:: to flick (to move something away with a quick motion by pulling back the index finger with the thumb and then releasing it so the nail of the index finger flicks the object away)
|
| pöcs {n} [vulgar]
|
:: [slang] dick (penis)
|
| pödröttszarvú kecske {n}
|
:: markhor, Capra falconeri
|
| pöfékel {vi} [somewhat, humorous]
|
:: to puff (to emit smoke in puffs; it can refer to a person while smoking cigarette or pipe, or to something such as a locomotive)
|
| pöfeteg {n}
|
:: puffball (any of various fungi that produce a cloud of brown dust-like spores from their mature fruiting bodies)
|
| pökhendi {adj}
|
:: presumptuous, brazen, arrogant
|
| pökhendibb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pökhendi
|
| pörgés {n}
|
:: rotation, spin, spinning, whirling
|
| pörget {vt}
|
:: to spin (to rotate quickly, repetitively)
|
| pörkölt {adj}
|
:: roasted
|
| pörkölt {n}
|
:: A traditional Hungarian dish of diced meat stewed on fried onion and paprika powder
|
| pörög {vi}
|
:: to spin (to quickly rotate around its axis)
|
| pörög a nyelve {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to talk very fast, to patter
|
| pötty {n}
|
:: alternative form of petty
|
| Prága {prop}
|
:: Prága (capital city)
|
| pragmatikus {adj}
|
:: pragmatic
|
| pragmatizmus {n}
|
:: pragmatism
|
| praktikus {adj}
|
:: practical
|
| praktikusabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of praktikus
|
| pránajáma {n}
|
:: pranayama
|
| precíz {adj}
|
:: precise, careful
|
| precizitás {n}
|
:: precision
|
| préda {adj} [archaic, dialectal, of a person]
|
:: prodigal (who wastes resources extravagantly)
|
| préda {n}
|
:: booty, pillage, plunder, prey
|
| prédikáció {n} [religion]
|
:: sermon (a spoken address on a religious matter)
|
| prédikáció {n} [figuratively]
|
:: sermon (a lengthy speech of reproval)
|
| prédikál {vit} [religion]
|
:: to preach (to give a sermon)
|
| prédikál {vt} [pejorative]
|
:: to preach, lecture, scold (to give lengthy moral instructions expressing reproach)
|
| prefektus {n}
|
:: prefect
|
| preferál {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to prefer
|
| preferencia {n}
|
:: preference
|
| prelúdium {n} [music]
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:: prelude
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| prém {n}
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:: fur
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| premier {n}
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:: premiere (the first showing of a film, play or other form of entertainment)
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| prémium {n}
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:: premium (a prize or award)
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| prémium {n}
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:: bonus, premium (a bonus paid in addition to normal payments)
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| preparátum {n}
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:: dissection (a tissue specimen prepared for study)
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| preparátum {n} [chemistry]
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:: preparation (a substance, especially a remedy, that is prepared)
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| préri {n}
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:: prairie
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| prérifarkas {n}
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:: coyote (Canis latrans)
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| prérikutya {n}
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:: prairie dog
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| prérityúk {n}
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:: prairie chicken (either of two species of flightless bird of the genus Tympanuchus, native to the prairies of North America, the greater and lesser prairie chickens)
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| prevenció {n}
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:: prevention
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| preventív {adj}
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:: preventive
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| preventívebb {adj}
|
:: comparative of preventív
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| prezentáció {n}
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:: presentation (the act of presenting)
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| prezentáció {n}
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:: presentation (a lecture or speech given in front of an audience)
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| prezentál {vt}
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:: to present
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| pribék {n}
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:: henchman
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| priccsesnadrág {n} [dialectal]
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:: breeches, jodhpurs (long pants, wider at the thighs, snug from the calf to the ankle, worn with boots)
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| prím {n} [music]
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:: prime (the first note or tone of a musical scale)
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| prím {n} [music]
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:: first violin, primary violin (the lead or primary violin role in an orchestra)
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| prím {n} [fencing]
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:: prime (the first defensive position)
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| prím {n} [mathematics]
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:: prime (a prime element of a mathematical structure, particularly a prime number)
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| príma {adj}
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:: prime, top notch, first class
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| príma {adj} [colloquial]
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:: excellent, great, superb
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| primer {adj}
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:: primary
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| prímfaktorizáció {n} [mathematics]
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:: prime factorization, integer factorization
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| primitív {adj}
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:: primitive
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| primitívebb {adj}
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:: comparative of primitív
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| prímszám {n} [mathematics]
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:: prime number
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| princípium {n}
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:: principle
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| Pripjaty {prop}
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:: Pripjaty (city)
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| privát {adj}
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:: private, personal
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| privátabb {adj}
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:: comparative of privát
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| privatizáció {n}
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:: privatisation, privatization
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| privatizációs {adj}
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:: of privatisation, of privatization
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| privatizál {vt} [economics]
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:: to privatize (to release government control of a business or industry to private industry)
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| privi {adj} [Internet slang]
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:: private
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| privi {n} [Internet slang]
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:: private message (PM), direct message (DM)
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| privilégium {n}
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:: privilege
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| privilegizált {adj}
|
:: privileged
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| prizma {n} [optics]
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:: prism (transparent block with triangular ends used to split light)
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| prizma {n}
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:: safety reflector (reflector intended for pedestrians, runners, bicycles, etc. that reflects light)
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| próba {n}
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:: test, testing, trial, experiment
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| próba {n}
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:: sample, specimen
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| próba {n} [clothing]
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:: fitting, trying on
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| próba {n} [theater]
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:: rehearsal
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| próba {n} [criminal law, in certain phrases]
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:: probation, parole
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| próbababa {n}
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:: mannequin (dummy)
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| próbafülke {n}
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:: changing room, fitting room
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| próbál {vt}
|
:: to try
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| próbálkozás {n}
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:: attempt, effort, endeavour, endeavor (a determined or assiduous effort towards a specific goal)
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| próbálkozik {vi}
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:: to attempt, try, keep trying (repeatedly, for a long time)
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| próbatétel {n}
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:: test, challenge (a difficult task that puts somebody's capability to the test)
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| próbatétel {n}
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:: trial, ordeal (a difficult experience that puts somebody's mental and emotional endurance to the test)
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| probléma {n}
|
:: problem, difficulty
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| problémás {adj}
|
:: problematic, difficult, troubled, troublesome; (of) problem, (of) trouble (representing a problem or concern; giving trouble or anxiety)
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| problematikus {adj}
|
:: problematic
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| problematikusabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of problematikus
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| processzor {n} [computing]
|
:: processor, microprocessor
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| processzoros {adj} [computing]
|
:: built with or having a named processor (not always translated in English)
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| producer {n}
|
:: producer (one who produces an artistic production)
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| produkál {vt}
|
:: to produce
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| produkció {n}
|
:: production
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| produktív {adj}
|
:: productive
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| produktívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of produktív
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| produktum {n}
|
:: product
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| proeurópai {adj}
|
:: pro-European (supporting the idea of European integration)
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| prof. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of professzor
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| prof {n} [colloquial]
|
:: professor
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| profán {adj}
|
:: profane
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| profanizál {vt}
|
:: to desecrate, to profane
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| prófécia {n}
|
:: prophecy
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| professzionális {adj}
|
:: professional
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| professzor {n}
|
:: professor (a teacher or faculty member at a college or university)
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| professzor {n}
|
:: professor (of medicine: a physician in a senior management position at a hospital)
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| próféta {n}
|
:: prophet
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| prófétanő {n}
|
:: prophetess
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| profi {adj}
|
:: professional
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| profi {n}
|
:: professional
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| profil {n}
|
:: profile (a side view of a person's head or of an object)
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| profil {n} [architecture]
|
:: profile (a section of any member, made at right angles with its main lines)
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| profil {n} [formal]
|
:: profile (the field of activity of a company, plant, or institution)
|
| profilaktikus {adj}
|
:: prophylactic
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| profit {n}
|
:: profit (total income or cash flow minus expenditures)
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| profitábilis {adj} [economics]
|
:: profitable (producing a profit)
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| profitábilisabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of profitábilis
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| profitál {vi}
|
:: to profit, to benefit, to gain (from something: ból)
|
| prognosztika {n}
|
:: prognostics, prognosis
|
| prognózis {n} [medicine]
|
:: prognosis (forecast of the future course of a disease or disorder, based on medical knowledge)
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| prognózis {n}
|
:: forecast (prediction of the future course or outcome of meteorological, economic or social processes)
|
| program {n}
|
:: program (set of activities)
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| program {n} [computing]
|
:: program
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| program {n} [politics]
|
:: platform
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| programozás {n}
|
:: programming
|
| programozási {adj}
|
:: programming
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| programozó {n}
|
:: programmer
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| progresszív {adj}
|
:: progressive
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| progresszívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of progresszív
|
| progresszívebb {adj}
|
:: comparative of progresszív
|
| proinflammatorikus {adj} [biology]
|
:: proinflammatory (producing or promoting inflammation)
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| projekció {n}
|
:: projection
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| projekt {n}
|
:: project (planned endeavor)
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| proklamál {vt} [literary]
|
:: to proclaim, announce, declare
|
| prolongál {vt}
|
:: to prolong
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| promenád {n} [dated, rare]
|
:: promenade
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| prométium {n}
|
:: promethium (chemical element)
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| promóció {n}
|
:: promotion (an advancement in rank or position)
|
| promóció {n} [marketing]
|
:: promotion (dissemination of positive information about a product, product line, brand, or company)
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| promóciós {adj}
|
:: promotional
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| propagál {vt}
|
:: to propagate
|
| propaganda {n}
|
:: propaganda
|
| propagandaanyag {n}
|
:: propaganda material
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| propán {n} [organic compound]
|
:: propane
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| prosperál {vi}
|
:: to prosper
|
| prosperitás {n}
|
:: prosperity
|
| prosti {n} [slang]
|
:: prostitute
|
| prostituált {n}
|
:: prostitute (a person having sex for profit)
|
| prostitúció {n}
|
:: prostitution (having sex for profit)
|
| prosztata {n} [anatomy]
|
:: prostate
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| protaktínium {n}
|
:: protactinium (chemical element)
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| protein {n}
|
:: protein
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| protekcionizmus {n}
|
:: protectionism
|
| protektorátus {n}
|
:: protectorate
|
| protestáns {n}
|
:: protestant
|
| protestáns {adj}
|
:: protestant
|
| protestánsabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of protestáns
|
| protokoll {n}
|
:: protocol (an official record of a diplomatic meeting or negotiation)
|
| protokoll {n}
|
:: protocol (the official rules and guidelines for heads of state and other dignitaries)
|
| protokoll {n}
|
:: protocol (an accepted code of conduct; acceptable behavior in a given situation or group)
|
| protokoll {n} [computing]
|
:: protocol (a set of formal rules describing how to transmit or exchange data, especially across a network)
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| proton {n} [particle]
|
:: proton (positively charged subatomic particle)
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| provizórium {n}
|
:: provisional situation
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| provokáció {n}
|
:: provocation
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| provokatív {adj}
|
:: provocative
|
| provokatívabb {adj}
|
:: comparative of provokatív
|
| provokatívabban {adv}
|
:: comparative of provokatívan
|
| provokatívan {adv}
|
:: provocatively
|
| próza {n}
|
:: prose (written language not intended as poetry)
|
| prűd {adj}
|
:: prudish
|
| prűdebb {adj}
|
:: comparative of prűd
|
| prüdéria {n}
|
:: prudery (feigned modesty)
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| prüdéria {n}
|
:: prudishness (the condition of easily offended or shocked, especially by sexual matters)
|
| pszi {n}
|
:: psi (Greek letter)
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| psziché {n}
|
:: psyche
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| pszichedelikus {adj}
|
:: psychedelic (of, containing or generating hallucinations, etc.)
|
| pszichés {adj}
|
:: psychological, psychic (relating to the psyche or mind, or to mental activity)
|
| pszichiáter {n}
|
:: psychiatrist
|
| pszichiátria {n}
|
:: psychiatry (branch of medicine dealing with mental illness)
|
| pszichiátriai {adj}
|
:: psychiatric
|
| pszichika {n} [obsolete]
|
:: psychology
|
| pszichikai {adj}
|
:: psychic, psychical
|
| pszicho- {prefix}
|
:: psycho-
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| pszichoanalitikus {adj}
|
:: psychoanalytical
|
| pszichoanalitikus {n}
|
:: psychoanalyst
|
| pszichoanalízis {n}
|
:: psychoanalysis
|
| pszichogén {adj}
|
:: psychogenic
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| pszichológia {n}
|
:: psychology
|
| pszichológiai {adj}
|
:: psychological
|
| pszichológus {n}
|
:: psychologist
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| pszichopátia {n} [clinical psychology]
|
:: psychopathy
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| pszichoterapeuta {n}
|
:: psychotherapist
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| pszichoterápia {n}
|
:: psychotherapy
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| Ptk. {n} [law]
|
:: civil code
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| pubertás {n}
|
:: puberty
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| publicista {n}
|
:: publicist
|
| publikáció {n}
|
:: publication (the act of publishing printed or other matter)
|
| publikáció {n}
|
:: publication (an issue of printed or other matter, offered for sale or distribution)
|
| publikál {vt}
|
:: to publish
|
| publikum {n}
|
:: public
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| publikus {adj}
|
:: public
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| puccer {n} [military, archaic]
|
:: batman
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| pucér {adj} [colloquial or dialectal]
|
:: naked, bare
|
| pucol {vt}
|
:: to clean, polish
|
| pucol {vt}
|
:: to peel (to remove skin)
|
| pucol {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to clear off
|
| puccs {n}
|
:: coup, coup d'état, putsch
|
| puff {n}
|
:: pouf, puff, pouffe (a backless, rounded, cushioned low stool)
|
| puff {n} [dressmaking]
|
:: pouf (on the upper part of the sleeves)
|
| puff {n}
|
:: puff, powder puff (a pad of soft material used for the application of cosmetic powder to the face)
|
| puff {interj}
|
:: bang! pouf! ( representing a sudden sharp noise or crashing sound)
|
| pufók {adj} [of a human body or body part]
|
:: chubby, plump
|
| pufók {adj} [figuratively, of an object]
|
:: fat, round
|
| puha {adj}
|
:: soft (easily giving way under pressure)
|
| puha {adj} [of cloth or similar material]
|
:: soft (smooth and flexible; not rough, rugged, or harsh)
|
| puha {adj} [of a person]
|
:: soft, impressible, weak (in character)
|
| puha {adj} [of a person]
|
:: soft, pampered
|
| puhább {adj}
|
:: comparative of puha
|
| puhafa {n}
|
:: softwood
|
| puhafás {adj}
|
:: with softwood, having softwood
|
| pukedli {n}
|
:: curtsey
|
| pukedlizik {vi}
|
:: to curtsey
|
| pulcsi {n} [colloquial]
|
:: pullover, sweater
|
| puli {n}
|
:: Puli (a Hungarian sheepdog with a distinctive thick, corded coat)
|
| pulóver {n}
|
:: pullover, sweater
|
| pulpitus {n} [archaic]
|
:: platform (raised platform in a church)
|
| pulpitus {n} [archaic]
|
:: platform (platform for an orator or public speaker)
|
| pult {n}
|
:: desk, counter
|
| pulzál {vi}
|
:: to pulsate, throb
|
| pulzál {vi} [astronomy]
|
:: to pulsate (of a star: to change its brightness periodically)
|
| pulzár {n} [astronomy]
|
:: pulsar
|
| pulzus {n} [physiology]
|
:: pulse (regular beat caused by the pumping action of the heart)
|
| pulzus {n} [colloquial]
|
:: pulse, artery (the blood vessel in a person's wrist where the pulse is checked)
|
| pulya {adj}
|
:: faint, chicken-hearted, cowardly
|
| pulya {n} [dialectal]
|
:: child, kid
|
| pulyább {adj}
|
:: comparative of pulya
|
| pulyka {n}
|
:: turkey (bird)
|
| pulykakeselyű {n}
|
:: turkey vulture
|
| puma {n}
|
:: puma, cougar (Puma concolor)
|
| pumpa {n}
|
:: pump (device for moving liquid or gas)
|
| pumpál {vt}
|
:: to pump
|
| punci {n} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: pussy (female genitalia)
|
| puncs {n}
|
:: punch (alcoholic beverage)
|
| púp {n}
|
:: hump, hunch
|
| pupilla {n} [anatomy]
|
:: pupil (the hole in the middle of the iris of the eye)
|
| pupillatágulat {n} [medicine]
|
:: mydriasis (the condition of having abnormally large and dilated pupils due to disease or drugs, particularly stimulants such as (meth)amphetamines, cocaine, etc.)
|
| puplin {n}
|
:: poplin
|
| purgatórium {n} [Christianity]
|
:: Purgatory, purgatory (an intermediate state after death in which some of those ultimately destined for Heaven must first undergo purification prior to entering Heaven.)
|
| puritanizmus {n}
|
:: puritanism
|
| puska {n}
|
:: rifle, gun
|
| puska {n}
|
:: cheat sheet (a sheet of paper containing notes used without permission to assist on a test)
|
| puskás {adj}
|
:: with a gun
|
| puskás {n}
|
:: gunner, shooter (someone who operates or wears a gun)
|
| Puskin {prop}
|
:: Pushkin
|
| puszi {n}
|
:: peck (a short kiss)
|
| puszil {vt}
|
:: to peck on the cheek (to kiss briefly and casually on the cheek)
|
| puszta {adj}
|
:: bare
|
| puszta {n}
|
:: plain (an expanse of land with relatively low relief)
|
| puszta {n} [specifically, often capitalized]
|
:: Pannonian Steppe
|
| pusztább {adj}
|
:: comparative of puszta
|
| pusztán {adv}
|
:: merely, solely, purely
|
| pusztít {vt}
|
:: to devastate, to ravage, to ruin
|
| pusztítás {n}
|
:: devastation
|
| pusztító {adj}
|
:: destructive, devastating
|
| pusztító {n}
|
:: destructor, destroyer, devastator
|
| pusztítóbb {adj}
|
:: comparative of pusztító
|
| pusztul {vi}
|
:: to get devastated, to get ruined, to decay
|
| puttony {n}
|
:: basket, bucket (a wooden or wickerwork container carried on the back, often used to carry grapes in a vineyard)
|
| puttonyos {adj}
|
:: of/with/having a basket, bucket
|
| puttonyos {adj}
|
:: the measure indicating the level of sugar and sweetness of tokay, a Hungarian dessert wine
|
| puttonyos {n}
|
:: a person carrying a basket on their back
|
| Putyin {prop}
|
:: Putin
|
| pünkösd {n}
|
:: Pentecost
|
| pünkösdvasárnap {n}
|
:: Whitsunday
|
| püré {n} [cooking]
|
:: puree (food that has been ground or crushed into a thick liquid)
|
| pürrhoszi győzelem {n}
|
:: nonstandard form of pirruszi győzelem
|
| pürroszi győzelem {n}
|
:: nonstandard form of pirruszi győzelem
|
| püspök {n}
|
:: bishop (church official)
|
| püspökbot {n}
|
:: crosier (hooked staff carried by a bishop)
|
| püspöki {adj}
|
:: episcopal (related to a bishop)
|
| püspökség {n}
|
:: episcopate
|
| püspökség {n}
|
:: bishopric, diocese (jurisdiction of a bishop)
|
| püspöksüveg {n}
|
:: mitre
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