Appendix:Hungarian palindromes
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This appendix lists palindromes in Hungarian.
List of palindromes[edit]
Words[edit]
15 letters[edit]
- keretkarakterek – frame characters
9 letters[edit]
- integetni – to wave
8 letters[edit]
7 letters[edit]
6 letters[edit]
- lakkal – with lacquer
- lappal – with a page/blade/sheet
- lattal - with/by a lat (Latvian currency or old Hungarian unit of weight)
- lebbel – with lobe
- mellem - my breast
- mennem - for me to go
- mollom - my minor (music)
- nemmen – no
- sokkos - shocked, sth affected by a shock
- tettet – 1. he/she pretends or makes someone put something somewhere 2. achievement, act, action in accusative
- nézzen - he/she should look
5 letters[edit]
- előle – (running/escaping) from him/her/it
- görög – Greek
- lábal – foot
- lakál – resides
- létel – existence
- legel – it grazes/pastures
- lepel – veil
- lehel – he/she breathes
- Lehel – an ancient Hungarian male name
- lohol – he/she walks/runs in a hurry
- magam – myself
- mezem – my jersey
- mosom – I wash it
- rájár – he/she goes for it, seeks it out regularly
- saras – muddy
- sebes – 1. wounded 2. fast/rapid
- soros – 1. serial 2. the next one (in line), as in one's turn
- sörös – beery
- tavat – lake in accusative
- tehet – he/she may/can do/put
- tejet – milk in accusative
- telet – winter in accusative
- temet – he/she buries
- teret – square or space in accusative
- tinit – teen, teenager
- tököt – pumpkin in accusative
- kelek – I get up, get out of bed
- kerek – round (round form)
- kezek – hands
- köbök – cubes (third powers)
- ködök – fogs
- kölök – kid
- konok – obstinate
- köpök – I spit
- körök – rounds, circles
- kötök – I knit
- közök – lanes, gaps, intervals
4 letters[edit]
- abba – into that
- Anna – female name
- arra – that way
- ebbe – into this
- enne – he/she would eat
- erre – this way
- inni – to drink
3 letters[edit]
- aha – uhum
- ama – that, yon
- apa – father
- ara – bride
- bab – bean
- búb – casque
- Ede – a male name
- eke – plow
- eme – this
- gőg – haughtiness, pride
- jaj – ouch
- juj – ouch
- lel – to find
- mím – mime
- pap – priest
- púp – hump
- sas – eagle
- sós – salty
- tat – stern
- tát – to open (one’s mouth)
- tét – stake
- ürü – ram
- vív – to fence
- zúz – to bruise
Phrases[edit]
- kis sík: "small plain"
- a sah hasa: "the belly of the shah"
- Legelöl ő legel: "He grazes at the very front"
- Adósom a mosoda: "The laundry owes me."
- Géza, kék az ég: "Géza, the sky is blue."
- Rám német nem lel, elmentem én már: "The Germans won't find me, I'm already gone." (1943)
- Indul a görög aludni: "The Greek goes to sleep."
- Ír a Mari: "Mary is writing."
- Rémes tóga bagót sem ér: "A crap chiton is worth nothing."
- Kár a papnak a rák: "Crabs are wasted on the priest."
- Keresik a tavat a kis erek: "Small streams look for the lake."
- A bátya gatyába: "The brother in underpants"
- Indul a kutya, a tyúk aludni: "The dog, [and] the hen are going to sleep."
- Erőszakos kannak sok a szőre: "Aggressive males have lots of hair."
- Kis erek mentén, láp sík ölén odavan a bánya rabja: jaj, Baranyában a vadon élő Kis Pálnét nem keresik!: "Along the small streams and in the flat lap of the moorland gone the prisoner of the mine: oh, nobody looks for Mrs. Pál Kis who lives in the wilderness of Baranya." (Created by Demők Béla.)
See also[edit]
| Appendices of palindromes in all languages (edit) |
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English |