Hungarians
Danube nation's citizens
Hungarians are the people of Hungary, a landlocked country in Central Europe.
The term covers both citizens of Hungary and ethnic Hungarians living elsewhere—significant populations exist in Romania, Slovakia, and other neighboring countries due to border changes after World War I.
The Hungarians I met in Budapest were incredibly hospitable.
Hungarian ethnic group
- Central EuropeContinent's middle zone
- TransylvaniaRomanian historical region
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- ethnic minorityNon-majority cultural group
Hungarian Romantic-era pianist-composer
- folk danceCommunal heritage choreography
- embroideryDecorative stitching on fabric
- zitherFlat stringed instrument, played horizontally
- folk musicCommunity-born acoustic songs
Joining units into wholes
- Finno-UgricLanguage family including Finnish
- suffixationAdding endings to words
- digraphsTwo-letter phonetic units
- bilingualismProficiency in two languages
morphology · syntax · phonology · language isolate · Estonian · Finnish · trigraphs · word order
Major Central European river
- thermal bathsHeated mineral water facilities
- tramsRail-bound urban transit
- Opera HouseLandmark for musical drama
Traditional stories of communities
- mythologyBody of traditional tales
- legendsTraditional stories or icons
- storksLarge migratory wading birds
- epic poemsExtended heroic verse narratives
Christianity's first martyr
- communismCollective ownership system
- Iron CurtainCold War's political divide
- regime changeReplacement of governing power
- revolutionViolent governmental overthrow
paprika
Ground dried pepper
- goulashPaprika-seasoned meat stew
Magyars
Hungarian ethnic group
- Central EuropeContinent's middle zone
- TransylvaniaRomanian historical region
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
ethnic minority · assimilation · dual citizenship · national identity
Liszt
Hungarian Romantic-era pianist-composer
- folk danceCommunal heritage choreography
- embroideryDecorative stitching on fabric
- zitherFlat stringed instrument, played horizontally
agglutination
Joining units into wholes
- Finno-UgricLanguage family including Finnish
- suffixationAdding endings to words
- digraphsTwo-letter phonetic units
bilingualism · morphology · syntax · phonology · language isolate · Estonian · Finnish · trigraphs · word order · accusative
Danube
Major Central European river
- thermal bathsHeated mineral water facilities
- tramsRail-bound urban transit
- Opera HouseLandmark for musical drama
folk tales
Traditional stories of communities
- mythologyBody of traditional tales
- legendsTraditional stories or icons
- storksLarge migratory wading birds
epic poems · shamanism · fairy tales · origin myths · tree of life
Saint Stephen
Christianity's first martyr
- communismCollective ownership system
- Iron CurtainCold War's political divide
- regime changeReplacement of governing power
- European peoplesGermans, Italians, Greeks, French, Poles
- peoplesAmericans, British, Chinese, French, Germans
- Eastern EuropeansRussians, Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Czechs
- TransylvaniansRomanians, Saxons, Roma
- ethnic groupsJews, Arabs, Chinese, Irish, Greeks
- HungaryBudapest, St. Stephen, Saint Stephen, St. Stephen's Day, thermal baths
- Austro-Hungarian EmpireDual monarchy until 1918
- Hungarian RevolutionAnti-communist uprising in Budapest
- Hungarian paprikaCentral European pepper spice
- Hungarian minorityEthnic Magyars in other countries
- Hungarian cuisineFood from Budapest's homeland
- Hungarian flagMagyar national ensign