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Alice C. Linsley
The Hungarian language is classified by linguists in the Uralic family. This means that Hungarian words have affinity to words in related Uralic languages: Estonian, Finnish, Lappish, Mordvin and Samoyed. It is related to ancient Scythian or Saka. There are also words that show the influence of classical Latin, and in more recent centuries, German.
The Hungarian alphabet is similar to the English, but there are extra vowels: á, é, í, ó, ö, ő, ú, ü, ű; and extra consonants: cs, gy, ly, ny, ty, sz, zs.
Hungarian is largely phonetic. Once you master the sound values of the alphabet, you will be able to read Hungarian texts. The values are always the same, making it easier to master Hungarian pronunciation.
As with Greek, Latin and Russian, it has cases: genitive, dative, instrumental, etc. Here is an explanation of how words change case.
The language shows causation in the verb semantics.
People who have studied Latin, French of Spanish will be familiar with verb conjugation. This is done in Hungarian also. Hungarian also has reflexive pronouns.
What follows is a limited Lexicon of old Hungarian words. The * indicates words with an explanation in the NOTES.
áldás - blessing
barlang - cave, grotto, den
betegség - sickness, illness, disease
*bíró - judge
The Hungarian/Magyar Lexicon
áldás - blessing
barlang - cave, grotto, den
betegség - sickness, illness, disease
*bíró - judge
dal - song
dél/deli - shine, brightness, splendour
*Ég - heaven
egész - whole
egy - one
egész - whole
egy - one
erdő - forest (variant of Eredo and Eridu.)
jó - good
kályha - fire, stove, brashier
saj - river
*Makar (also Magor) is the High God. Kar refers to a mountain. The high God was believed to make appearances on the tops of mountains, as this was the sacred spatial center between earth and heaven.
*The Hungarian word for man and blood is vér. This parallels the Hebrew adamah (Adam), which refers to man and is derived from the word dam, meaning blood.
Dr. Tibor Baráth believes the word "Celtic" is derived from the Magyar word keleti, meaning eastern.
The ancient Hungarian “sun-houses” were round huts. Some had a bee hive shape.
The Old Hungarian script, called rovás, is a runic script written from right to left.
*eskű - oath
fal - wall (Körfal refers to a circular fortification.)
fej - head
fej - head
fény - light
folyó - river (also pojo)
gyula - war chief
hab - water (also viz)
hadak ura (hadúr, hodúr) - warlord, military commander
hajnal - dawn
folyó - river (also pojo)
gyula - war chief
hab - water (also viz)
hadak ura (hadúr, hodúr) - warlord, military commander
hajnal - dawn
hajó - ship
hamu - ashes
hely - place
hegység - mountain
hamu - ashes
hely - place
hegység - mountain
hold - moon
hon - home
jár - to walk
jász (gyász) - mourninghon - home
jár - to walk
jó - good
kályha - fire, stove, brashier
kan - male
kar - arm
ló - horse
kar - arm
keleti - eastern
kende (also kündü) - deified ruler
kés - knife
kéz - handkende (also kündü) - deified ruler
kés - knife
kis - little, small
könyökcső - knee (also térd)
kör - circle (also év)
körfal - circular wall
könyökcső - knee (also térd)
kör - circle (also év)
körfal - circular wall
körpad - round mound
körom - soot
kürt - horn
kuruzslók - healers
körom - soot
kürt - horn
kuruzslók - healers
kű - stone
lé - liquid (also té)
lék - leaklé - liquid (also té)
ló - horse
*mag - seed (mg root also expresses great and kinship)
ősz - grey (used to describe hair)
piros - red (used to describe inanimate objects)
*Makar (Magor, Magar) - archaic name for the Creator, whose emblem was the Sun
mat - country
méh - bee
mező - field
mocsar - swamp
mat - country
méh - bee
mező - field
mocsar - swamp
mocsok - dirt, soil
óg - exalted, elevated, a ruler
őr - guardian, sentry, watchman
öreg - old
os haza - original house, main house
nap - sun (also means day.)
nap kör - sun circle, circular threshing floor
nedű - liquid
nő - woman
nyit - to opennap kör - sun circle, circular threshing floor
nedű - liquid
nő - woman
óg - exalted, elevated, a ruler
őr - guardian, sentry, watchman
öreg - old
ősz - grey (used to describe hair)
piros - red (used to describe inanimate objects)
saj - river
sár - shine
túr - to dig
sarok - corner
száj - mouth
száj - mouth
szem - eye
táltos - shaman, wise man, healer
tehén - cowtáltos - shaman, wise man, healer
túr - to dig
váj - to carve
*vér - blood (related to the Latin vir, meaning man)
vörös - red (used to describe animate objects)
viz - water
vörös - red (used to describe animate objects)
viz - water
NOTES
*The old Hungarian world for judge is bíró. This is likely related to the words biru and piru, which pertain to places of sacrifice.
*There is a clear relationship between these words Ég - heaven, egész - whole, and egy - one.
*The word erdő (forest) is a cognate to Eridu (Sumerian place name) and Eredo (Nigerian place name).
*The Hungarian word for oath is eskű, and is related to the word kű, meaning stone. Stone were erected to mark the places where oaths were pledged.
*Mag means seed, son, and can refer to a brother. The biblical word Magog is likely Mag-Og (Magóg), meaning the seed of Og, a ruler. Mag is related to the Sanskrit mah, meaning great. The word Magi refers to ruler-priests. They were mathematicians, astronomers and the builders of the first cities, known as high places. According to Clement of Alexandria, "Egypt is the mother-land of the Magi". It appears that among the biblical peoples there was a 3-clan royal confederation of Og, Gog and Magog.
*The old Hungarian world for judge is bíró. This is likely related to the words biru and piru, which pertain to places of sacrifice.
*There is a clear relationship between these words Ég - heaven, egész - whole, and egy - one.
*The word erdő (forest) is a cognate to Eridu (Sumerian place name) and Eredo (Nigerian place name).
*The Hungarian word for oath is eskű, and is related to the word kű, meaning stone. Stone were erected to mark the places where oaths were pledged.
*Mag means seed, son, and can refer to a brother. The biblical word Magog is likely Mag-Og (Magóg), meaning the seed of Og, a ruler. Mag is related to the Sanskrit mah, meaning great. The word Magi refers to ruler-priests. They were mathematicians, astronomers and the builders of the first cities, known as high places. According to Clement of Alexandria, "Egypt is the mother-land of the Magi". It appears that among the biblical peoples there was a 3-clan royal confederation of Og, Gog and Magog.
*Makar (also Magor) is the High God. Kar refers to a mountain. The high God was believed to make appearances on the tops of mountains, as this was the sacred spatial center between earth and heaven.
*The Hungarian word for man and blood is vér. This parallels the Hebrew adamah (Adam), which refers to man and is derived from the word dam, meaning blood.
The ancient Hungarian “sun-houses” were round huts. Some had a bee hive shape.
The Old Hungarian script, called rovás, is a runic script written from right to left.
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