Magyar(Hungarian)

/Helló/

An informal greeting used when meeting someone.

/Szia/

An informal greeting or farewell used with friends.

/Jó napot/

A formal greeting used during the day.

/Jó reggelt/

A greeting used in the morning hours.

/Jó estét/

A greeting used in the evening.

/Jó éjszakát/

A farewell used when going to sleep or parting in the evening.

/Viszlát/

An informal farewell phrase meaning "until we see each other again".

/Viszontlátásra/

A formal farewell meaning "until we meet again".

/Köszönöm/

An expression of gratitude.

/Szívesen/

A polite response to being thanked.

/Kérem/

A polite word used when making a request.

/Bocsánat/

An expression of apology or a way to politely get attention.

/Sajnálom/

An expression of sympathy or apology.

/Igen/

A word used to express affirmation or agreement.

/Nem/

A word used to express negation or refusal.

/Hogy vagy?/

An informal way to ask about someone's wellbeing.

/Jól vagyok/

A standard response to "how are you".

/Nem értem/

A phrase used to indicate lack of comprehension.

/Egy/

The cardinal number representing a single unit.

/Kettő/

The cardinal number representing two units.

/Három/

The cardinal number representing three units.

/Négy/

The cardinal number representing four units.

/Öt/

The cardinal number representing five units.

/Tíz/

The cardinal number representing ten units.

/Száz/

The cardinal number representing one hundred units.

/Ezer/

The cardinal number representing one thousand units.

/Ma/

Referring to the current day.

/Holnap/

Referring to the day after today.

/Tegnap/

Referring to the day before today.

/Most/

Referring to the present moment.

/Hét/

A period of seven consecutive days.

/Hónap/

One of the twelve divisions of the calendar year.

/Év/

A period of 365 days or twelve months.

/Idő/

A noun referring to either the abstract concept of time or the weather.

/Óra/

A unit of time equal to sixty minutes, also used for a timepiece.

/Perc/

A unit of time equal to sixty seconds.

/Család/

A group of people related by blood or marriage.

/Anya/

A female parent.

/Apa/

A male parent.

/Fiú/

A male child or a son.

/Lány/

A female child or a daughter.

/Gyerek/

A young person, a boy or girl.

/Férj/

A married man in relation to his spouse.

/Feleség/

A married woman in relation to her spouse.

/Nagyapa/

The father of one's parent.

/Nagyanya/

The mother of one's parent.

/Testvér/

A brother or sister sharing one or both parents.

/Barát/

A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.

/Kolléga/

A person with whom one works.

/Szomszéd/

A person who lives near or next to someone.

/Ember/

A human being.

/Férfi/

An adult male human being.

/Nő/

An adult female human being.

/Nagybácsi/

The brother of one's parent.

/Kenyér/

A staple food made from flour and baked.

/Víz/

A clear liquid essential for life.

/Tej/

A white liquid produced by mammals and used as a drink.

/Kávé/

A hot drink made from roasted coffee beans.

/Tea/

A hot drink made from dried leaves steeped in boiling water.

/Hús/

The edible flesh of animals used as food.

/Zöldség/

A plant or part of a plant used as food.

/Gyümölcs/

The sweet edible product of a plant.

/Alma/

A common round fruit with red, yellow, or green skin.

/Leves/

A liquid food made by boiling ingredients in water.

/Sült/

A dish prepared by roasting or frying.

/Paprika/

A spice or vegetable central to Hungarian cuisine.

/Gulyás/

A traditional Hungarian meat and paprika stew.

/Sütemény/

A sweet baked good.

/Torta/

A layered sweet cake typically served on special occasions.

/Bor/

An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes.

/Sör/

An alcoholic drink brewed from malt and hops.

/Étel/

Any nutritious substance consumed as food.

/Ital/

Any liquid consumed for hydration or pleasure.

/Vendéglő/

A place where meals are prepared and served to customers.

/Város/

A large settlement with many buildings and inhabitants.

/Utca/

A public road in a city or town.

/Ház/

A structure built for human habitation.

/Állomás/

A stopping place for trains, buses, or other transport.

/Repülőtér/

A place where aircraft take off and land.

/Vonat/

A series of railway carriages pulled by a locomotive.

/Busz/

A large motor vehicle that carries passengers.

/Autó/

A road vehicle powered by an engine.

/Térkép/

A diagrammatic representation of an area.

/Út/

A path or route for travel, or the act of traveling.

/Szálloda/

A building that provides paid accommodation.

/Ország/

A nation with its own government occupying a territory.

/Folyó/

A large natural stream of water flowing to the sea.

/Hegy/

A large area of land that rises above its surroundings.

/Piac/

A place where goods are bought and sold.

/Bolt/

A place where goods are sold to the public.

/Kórház/

An institution providing medical care.

/Iskola/

An institution for educating children.

/Nap/

The star at the center of the solar system, also used to mean "day".

/Hold/

The natural satellite of the Earth visible at night.

/Csillag/

A luminous ball of gas visible in the night sky.

/Világ/

The earth or the universe as a whole.

/Föld/

The planet we live on, or the substance of the ground.

/Eső/

Water that falls from clouds as drops.

/Hó/

Frozen water that falls from the sky as white flakes.

/Szél/

The natural movement of air.

/Erdő/

A large area covered with trees.

/Fa/

A tall woody plant, or the material from its trunk.

/Virág/

The colourful bloom of a plant.

/Tó/

A large body of water surrounded by land.

/Tenger/

A large body of salt water.

/Állat/

A living organism that feeds on organic matter.

/Madár/

A warm-blooded vertebrate with feathers and wings.

/Évszak/

One of the four divisions of the year.

/Test/

The physical structure of a person or animal.

/Fej/

The upper part of the body containing the brain and face.

/Arc/

The front part of the head.

/Szem/

The organ of sight.

/Kéz/

The end part of the arm used for grasping.

/Láb/

The lower extremity of the body used for standing and walking.

/Szív/

The organ that pumps blood through the body.

/Egészség/

The state of being free from illness or injury.

/Betegség/

A condition of the body causing discomfort or pain.

/Orvos/

A person who is qualified to practice medicine.

/Gyógyszer/

A substance used to treat or prevent illness.

/Fájdalom/

A highly unpleasant physical sensation.

/Fáradt/

In need of rest or sleep.

/Alvás/

A natural state of rest in which consciousness is suspended.

/Sport/

Physical activity done for fitness or competition.

/Mosoly/

A facial expression showing happiness or friendliness.

/Munka/

Activity involving mental or physical effort done to achieve a result.

/Iroda/

A room or building used for professional work.

/Cég/

A business organisation.

/Pénz/

A medium of exchange in the form of coins or banknotes.

/Fizetés/

Regular payment received for employment.

/Megbeszélés/

A gathering of people for discussion or negotiation.

/Szerződés/

A legally binding written agreement.

/Ügyfél/

A person who uses the services of a business.

/Projekt/

A planned piece of work with a specific goal.

/E-mail/

An electronic message sent over the internet.

/Telefon/

A device used for voice communication.

/Üzlet/

Commercial activity or a commercial establishment.

/Bank/

A financial institution that accepts deposits and lends money.

/Számítógép/

An electronic device for processing and storing data.

/Tanár/

A person who teaches, especially in a school.

/Mérnök/

A person who designs or builds engines or structures.

/Kultúra/

The ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a group.

/Hagyomány/

A custom or belief passed down through generations.

/Ünnep/

A day or period of celebration.

/Zene/

The art of arranging sounds to create a pleasing effect.

/Tánc/

The movement of the body in rhythm to music.

/Művészet/

The expression of human creativity and imagination.

/Foci/

A game played with a round ball between two teams of eleven.

/Vallás/

A belief system involving worship of a higher power.

/Történelem/

The study of past events.

/Politika/

Activities associated with governance and public affairs.

/Társadalom/

People living together in an organised community.

/Szabadság/

The power to act as one wishes, or a period of leave.

/Tudomány/

The systematic study of the natural world through observation.

/Technológia/

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.

/Újság/

A printed publication containing news and information.

/Könyv/

A written or printed work of pages bound together.

/Megy/

To move from one place to another.

/Jön/

To move toward the speaker or a specific place.

/Van/

The existential verb meaning "to be" or "to exist".

/Eszik/

To consume food.

/Iszik/

To take liquid into the mouth and swallow.

/Beszél/

To say words aloud to communicate.

/Ért/

To grasp the meaning of something.

/Tud/

To have knowledge of something or be able to do something.

/Akar/

To have a desire for something.

/Szeret/

To feel affection or enjoyment for someone or something.

/Dolgozik/

To engage in activity to accomplish a task.

/Tanul/

To acquire knowledge or skill through study.

/Olvas/

To look at and comprehend written words.

/Ír/

To put letters or words on a surface with a pen or keyboard.

/Lát/

To perceive with the eyes.

/Hall/

To perceive sound with the ears.

/Főz/

To prepare food by applying heat.

/Ad/

To freely transfer something to someone.

/Vesz/

To take hold of something or to purchase.

/Kap/

To come to have something given or sent.

/Csinál/

To perform an action or create something.

/Keres/

To look for something or to earn money.

/Talál/

To discover something by searching.

/Vár/

To stay in expectation of something.

/Jó/

Having the required qualities; of a high standard.

/Rossz/

Having poor qualities; not as expected.

/Szép/

Pleasing to the senses; attractive.

/Csúnya/

Unpleasant to look at; not attractive.

/Nagy/

Of considerable size or extent.

/Kicsi/

Of a size below the average.

/Gyors/

Moving or capable of moving at high speed.

/Lassú/

Not moving quickly; taking a long time.

/Új/

Not existing before; recently made or discovered.

/Régi/

Having lived or existed for a long time.

/Hideg/

Having a low temperature.

/Meleg/

Having a high temperature; giving out heat.

/Érdekes/

Arousing curiosity or attention.

/Fontos/

Of great significance or value.

/Nehéz/

Weighing a lot, or hard to do.

/Könnyű/

Not heavy; not difficult to do.

/Drága/

Costing a lot of money; also used as a term of endearment.

/Olcsó/

Costing little money; low in price.

/Ki/

Used to ask about a person.

/Mi/

Used to ask about a thing or situation.

/Hol/

Used to ask about a place or position.

/Hova/

Used to ask about the destination of motion.

/Mikor/

Used to ask about time.

/Miért/

Used to ask for a reason or explanation.

/Hogyan/

Used to ask about the manner or method.

/Mennyi/

Used to ask about quantity.

/Melyik/

Used to ask for a choice among alternatives.

/Milyen/

Used to ask about the nature or quality of something.

/Hányszor/

Used to ask about the frequency of an action.

/Honnan/

Used to ask about the origin or source of movement.

/Otthon/

The place where one lives.

/Szoba/

A space within a building enclosed by walls.

/Ruha/

Garments worn on the body.

/Cipő/

A covering for the foot.

/Pénztárca/

A small flat case for carrying money and cards.

/Kulcs/

A small metal instrument used to open a lock.

/Asztal/

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs.

/Szék/

A separate seat for one person.

/Ágy/

A piece of furniture used for sleeping.

/Fogkefe/

A small brush used for cleaning teeth.

/Szappan/

A substance used for washing.

/Posta/

A place or service for sending letters and parcels.

/Levél/

A written message sent to someone, or a leaf of a plant.

/Vásárlás/

The action of buying goods from shops.

/Mosogatás/

The act of washing dishes and utensils.

/Takarítás/

The act of making a place clean and tidy.

/Boldogság/

The state of feeling pleasure and contentment.

/Szomorúság/

The feeling of being unhappy or sorrowful.

/Szerelem/

A deep romantic affection for someone.

/Harag/

A strong feeling of annoyance or displeasure.

/Félelem/

An unpleasant emotion caused by threat or danger.

/Meglepetés/

An unexpected event or feeling.

/Remény/

A feeling that something good will happen.

/Büszkeség/

A feeling of deep pleasure from achievements.

/Irigység/

A feeling of discontented longing for another's possessions.

/Unalom/

The state of feeling weary from lack of interest.

/Izgalom/

A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness.

/Bizalom/

Firm belief in the reliability or truth of someone.

/Csodálkozás/

A feeling of great admiration or astonishment.

/Nyugalom/

A state of being free from disturbance or agitation.

/Szín/

The property of an object depending on how it reflects light.

/Piros/

The colour of blood or a ripe tomato.

/Kék/

The colour of the sky or the sea.

/Zöld/

The colour of grass or leaves.

/Fehér/

The colour of snow or milk.

/Fekete/

The darkest colour, the opposite of white.

/Számol/

To determine a number or amount by arithmetic.

/Nyit/

To move a door or lid so as to allow access.

/Zár/

To move a door or lid to block access.

/Énekel/

To make musical sounds with the voice.