User:Matthias Buchmeier/hu-en-v

v {letter} :: letter:
V {letter} :: letter:
-va {suffix} [adverbial participle suffix] :: Added to a verb to form the adverbial participle. Its nearest English equivalent is the -ing form functioning as a participle (rather than a noun)
-vá {suffix} [translative case suffix] :: Forms the translative case indicating a change in state with the general sense of "becoming X" or "change to X"
Vác {prop} :: Vác (town)
váci {adj} :: Of, from, or pertaining to Vác
váci {n} :: A person from Vác
vacillál {vi} :: to hesitate
vackor {n} :: wild pear (Pyrus pyraster), (both the tree and its fruit)
vackor {n} [dialectal] :: crabapple (wild apple, both the tree and its fruit)
vacog {vi} :: to chatter
vacsi {n} [colloquial] :: dinner
vacsora {n} :: dinner, supper (the last meal of the day, eaten in the late evening and not the main meal of the day)
vacsorázik {v} :: to dine (to eat dinner or supper)
vad {adj} :: wild, untamed
vad {adj} :: uncontrolled, unregulated
vad {n} :: game (wild animal)
vád {n} [law] :: charge, accusation, allegation
vád {n} [law] :: prosecution (the prosecuting party)
vadabb {adj} :: comparative of vad
vadabbul {adv} :: comparative of vadul
vadállat {n} :: wild animal, game
vadas {adj} :: of or relating to game meat
vadas {adj} [of an area] :: abounding in wild game
vadas {adj} [of food] :: gamey (having the smell, taste and texture of consumed game meat)
vadas {n} :: A traditional wild game meat dish prepared with sour cream sauce and dumplings
vadász {n} :: hunter
vadászat {n} :: hunt, venery (the act of hunting and shooting)
vadászati {adj} :: of, or relating to hunting
vadászbombázó {n} :: fighter-bomber
vadászeb {n} :: hunting dog (any type of dog that that is used in hunting)
Vadászebek {prop} [astronomy] :: Canes Venatici (a dim spring constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a pair of hunting dogs (Chara and Asterion) held on a leash by Boötes and following the bear Ursa Major)
vadászgörény {n} :: ferret (Mustela putorius furo)
vadászik {vt} :: to hunt
vadászkutya {n} :: hound, hunter, hunting dog
vadászrepülőgép {n} :: fighter plane
vadászzöld {adj} :: hunter green (of a dark green colour)
vádat emel {v} [idiomatic, law] :: to press charges, bring a charge or an accusation, indict, arraign, impeach someone ( ellen) (to formally accuse a person of a crime)
vaddisznó {n} :: wild boar
vadgerle {n} :: turtle dove (Streptopelia turtur)
vádi {n} :: wadi
vadít {vt} :: to infuriate, madden, to make someone wild
vadkacsa {n} :: mallard
vadkan {n} :: wild boar
vadkecske {n} :: wild goat (Capra aegagrus)
vádli {n} [anatomy] :: calf
vádlóan {adv} :: accusingly
vádlóbban {adv} :: comparative of vádlóan
vadmacska {n} :: wildcat (Felis silvestris)
vádol {vt} :: to accuse somebody (of something val)
vádoló {adj} :: accusatory
vádoló {n} :: accuser
vádolóbb {adj} :: comparative of vádoló
vadon {n} :: remote, uncultivated, lush, primeval forest, far from human habitation
vadon {n} :: wilderness (barren, desolate, abandoned region, uncultivated tract of land)
vadon {adv} :: (in the) wild, uncultivated (in a natural state, unaffected by cultivation)
vadon {adj} [poetic, rare] :: wild, uncultivated (in a natural state, unaffected by cultivation)
vadonatúj {adj} :: brand new
vadregényes {adj} [of a landscape, nature formation, old building] :: wild, romantic (so beautiful and majestic as something from a novel)
vadregényesebb {adj} :: comparative of vadregényes
vadrózsa {n} :: wild rose, briar (Rosa canina)
vadszeder {n} :: blackberry (a fruit-bearing shrub of the species Rubus fruticosus)
vadszeder {n} :: blackberry (the soft fruit borne by this shrub, formed of a black (when ripe) cluster of drupelets)
vadtyúk {n} :: wild hen
vadul {adv} :: wildly, fiercely, madly
vadul {vi} :: to become wild, lose one's temper
vág {vt} :: to cut
vág {vt} :: to throw (forcefully, violently)
vág {vt} :: to hit, to slap (e.g. on the face)
vág {vt} [slang] :: to know, to understand
vág {vt} :: to make (a facial expression; often used with arc, kép, pofa)
vagány {adj} [dated] :: tough, rough, ruffianly (ready to do things that are usually considered dangerous)
vagány {adj} [colloquial] :: cool (appealing by its rough/tough looks)
vagány {n} [dated] :: tough, hoodlum, ruffian, rogue, daredevil
vágány {n} :: rail track
vágány {n} :: platform (structure for waiting for a train)
vagányabb {adj} :: comparative of vagány
vágás {n} :: cut, incision, cutting
vágatlan {adj} :: uncut
vág az esze, mint a borotva {v} [simile] :: to be sharp as a tack, to be bright as a button (to be very smart)
vagdal {vt} :: to cut up, to chop up, to mince (to cut into smaller pieces), to chop, to hew
vagdal {vt} :: to slash, to peck
vagdos {vt} :: to cut up (to cut repetitively)
vágó {adj} :: cutting
vágó {n} :: slaughterer, cutter
vágó {n} :: chisel (tool)
vágó {n} [film] :: film editor, editor
vágódeszka {n} :: chopping board
vágóhíd {n} :: slaughterhouse, shambles, abattoir (a place where animals are slaughtered)
vágóhíd {n} [figuratively] :: slaughterhouse, carnage (the scene of a massacre)
vagon {n} [rail transport] :: freight car, wagon (a railroad car drawn by a locomotive for carrying freight or, less frequently, people)
vagon {n} [attributive] :: a bunch of, a pile of
vagy {conj} :: or
vagy {conj} :: either ... or ..
vagy {adv} [colloquial] :: about, like
vágy {n} :: desire
vágyakozik {vi} :: to desire somebody or something ( ra)
vágyakozik {vi} :: to long to be somewhere
vágyakozik {vi} :: to yearn for somebody or something ( után)
vágyás {n} [rare, except in compounds and phrases] :: wish, desire (with an infinitive or a noun suffixed with ra)
vágyik {vi} :: to desire somebody or something ( ra)
vágyik {vi} :: to long to be somewhere
vágyik {vi} :: to yearn for somebody or something, to pine after/for somebody or something (followed by után)
vagyis {conj} :: that is to say, in other words, thus, so
vagyis {conj} :: or better said (making corrections to what one previously said)
vágyódik {vi} :: to yearn, long, crave for ( ra or után)
vagyon {n} :: property, wealth, fortune, riches
vagyoni {adj} :: financial, relating to wealth, property
vagyonos {adj} :: wealthy, well-to-do
vagyonos {n} :: haves (the wealthy)
vagyonosabb {adj} :: comparative of vagyonos
vagyontalan {adj} :: penniless, fortuneless, poor (without money)
vagyontalan {n} [mainly in plural] :: persons without means
vagyontalanság {n} :: lack of assets (the condition of having no money and possessions)
vagyontárgy {n} :: asset, property (something of any value; any portion of one's property or effects so considered)
vagyonnyilatkozat {n} :: asset declaration
vaj {n} :: butter
váj {v} :: to hollow out, scoop
váj {v} :: to deepen
vájár {n} :: collier, miner
vajaz {v} :: to butter (to spread butter on)
vajda {n} :: voivode, vaivode
vájdling {n} :: basin, bowl (a larger, round, metal or enamel bowl with handles for preparing food or washing dishes; the top diameter is wider than the bottom)
Vajk {prop} :: given name
Vajk {prop} :: The original pagan name of Stephen I of Hungary (ca. 975 – 1038), the first King of Hungary
vajling {n} :: alternative form of vájdling
vájling {n} :: alternative form of vájdling
vajon {adv} :: wondering
vak {adj} :: blind
vakablak {n} :: blind window (dummy window)
vakáció {n} :: vacation (leisure time, at least a whole day but usually longer)
vakációzik {v} :: to vacation (to spend or take a vacation)
vakar {vt} :: to scratch
vakbél {n} [anatomy] :: caecum
vakbél {n} [anatomy, loosely] :: appendix, vermiform appendix (organ)
vakbélgyulladás {n} [diseases] :: appendicitis
vakcina {n} [immunology] :: vaccine (a substance given to stimulate the body's production of antibodies and provide immunity against a disease)
vaker {n} [slang] :: Talk, small talk, chatter, patter; nonsensical talk, bullshit
vaker {n} [slang] :: The ability to speak readily and convincingly; a style of speaking
vakít {vt} :: to make someone blind
vakkant {vi} [of a dog] :: to bark, woof (to give a short, crisp bark)
vakkant {vi} [of a person] :: to bark (to utter a short sound)
vakkant {vt} [of a person] :: to bark (to utter something very briefly)
vakmerő {adj} :: daring, reckless, fearless, audacious, bold
vakmerőbb {adj} :: comparative of vakmerő
vakmerőség {n} :: daring, audacity, recklessness, boldness, nerve, temerity
vakolat {n} :: plaster (material used for coating walls and ceilings)
vakon {adv} :: blindly
vakond {n} [slightly, colloquial] :: mole (a burrowing animal)
vakondok {n} [dated, somewhat rare, formal, literary] :: alternative form of vakond
vakriasztás {n} :: false alarm (trigger of an unfounded response)
vakság {n} :: blindness (condition of being blind)
vakszöveg {n} [typography, graphic design] :: placeholder text, dummy text, lorem ipsum (unintelligible text used in a page layout to allow better concentration on visual elements)
vaku {n} [photography] :: flash, camera flash (device used to produce a flash of artificial light)
vakul {vi} :: to go blind
vakulás {n} :: going blind
vakulás {n} :: tarnish, clouding (of a mirror)
vakupapucs {n} [photography] :: accessory shoe (clip or track on a camera that allows for a flash to be attached)
vakuszinkron {n} [photography] :: flash sync (synchronizing the firing of the flash with the opening of the shutter)
vákuum {n} :: vacuum (region of space that contains no matter)
vakuzik {vi} [photography] :: to use a flash when taking a photograph
vak vezet világtalant {phrase} [idiomatic] :: blind leading the blind
-val {suffix} [case suffix] :: with. Used to form the instrumental case
vala- {prefix} [pronoun prefix] :: some- (attached to interrogative pronouns)
váladék {n} [biology] :: secretion (any substance that is secreted by an organism)
valag {n} [vulgar] :: buttock
valaha {adv} :: once, formerly, long ago, a long time ago, (approx.) used to
valaha {adv} :: ever, anytime, at any time (until the present moment or in the future)
-valahány {suffix} [adjective-forming suffix] :: -something, -odd
valahány {pron} [without focus] :: some (some individuals in the given class)
valahány {pron} [formal or archaic, with focus] :: all (every individual in the given class)
valahány {determiner} [without focus] :: some number of (some individuals in the given class)
valahányan {adv} [indefinite] :: some number of people
valahányszor {adv} :: whenever, every time, as often as, as many times as, each time
valahogy {adv} :: somehow
valahogyan {adv} :: somehow
valahol {adv} :: somewhere
valahonnan {adv} :: from somewhere
valahova {adv} :: somewhere
valahová {adv} :: alternative form of valahova
valaki {pron} :: somebody, someone; abbreviated as vki
valamely {determiner} [literary or formal] :: some
valamely {pron} [archaic, literary, rare] :: some person, someone
valamelyest {adv} :: somewhat
valamelyik {determiner} :: one of them, one or the other
valamennyi {pron} [without focus] :: some (some amount/quantity or some individuals in the given class)
valamennyi {pron} [formal, with focus] :: all (the total amount/quantity or every individual in the given class)
valamennyien {pron} [literary or formal] :: all (all of them/us/you)
valamennyien {pron} :: some, a few (of them)
valamennyire {pron} :: to a certain extent / degree
valamennyitek {adv} :: all of you (plural)
valamennyiük {adv} :: all of them
valamennyiünk {adv} :: all of us
valami {pron} :: something (unspecified object)
valamiért {pron} :: for some reason, because of something, due to something
valamiért {pron} :: for some purpose
valamikor {adv} :: sometime (at an unstated or indefinite time in the future)
valamilyen {pron} :: some kind of
valamint {conj} [formal] :: as well as
valamint {conj} [archaic] :: like
valamint {adv} [obsolete] :: It was used only in the phrase valamint s valahogy meaning "in any way possible"
valamirevaló {adj} :: decent, good enough, adequate
válás {n} :: becoming or turning into someone or something ( ), -ization, -ification
válás {n} :: divorce
válasz {n} :: answer, reply
válaszol {vt} :: to reply, answer (to something: ra, to someone: nak)
választ {vt} :: to choose, select
választ {vt} :: to elect
választ {vt} [rare] :: to separate
választás {n} :: choice (an opportunity to choose or select something)
választás {n} [politics] :: election (the process of choosing a leader other representatives by popular vote)
választási {adj} :: elective, electoral, election
választási {adj} :: of or relating to choice, option
választék {n} :: choice, selection, variety, assortment (a number of different things as available options)
választék {n} :: part (dividing line formed by combing the hair in different directions)
választható {adj} :: optional, elective
választmány {n} :: board, committee
választó {adj} [linguistics] :: alternative, disjunctive (as a type of coordination)
választó {n} :: elector, voter
választójel {n} [linguistics] :: hyphen
választójog {n} :: suffrage, franchise (the right to vote)
választókerület {n} [politics] :: electoral district, constituency, seat
választott {adj} :: elected
választott {adj} [religion] :: chosen
választott {n} :: intended (fiancé or fiancée)
választott {n} [rare] :: chosen (a person who was selected for an office)
valcer {n} :: waltz (noun)
validitás {n} [law] :: validity
válik {vi} :: to become, to turn or turn into (something or ra with valóra)
válik {vi} :: to become, to make, to come to (out of someone ból)
válik {vi} [mostly in set phrases: becsületére, büszkeségére, dicséretére, díszére, egészségére, hasznára, javára, üdvösségére, szégyenére, kárára] :: to cause, boost, heighten, improve, enhance, or contribute to a certain state or quality of someone, to induce or bring about something, to serve as something for someone ( ra)
válik {vi} :: to separate, to part (from something tól)
válik {vi} :: to divorce (to legally dissolve a marriage between two people) (from someone tól)
valin {n} [amino acid] :: valine
valkűr {n} [Norse mythology] :: Valkyrie
vall {vt} :: to confess, to admit
vall {vi} [legal] :: to testify, to bear witness
vall {vr} [legal] :: to plead (innocent or guilty)
vall {vt} :: to declare (e.g. one’s love)
vall {vt} :: to profess, to avow (a belief or faith)
vall {vt} :: to hold (certain views), to advocate (a principle)
vall {vt} :: to acknowledge, to own (a child as one's own) (used with magáénak)
vall {vr} :: to profess oneself, to identify as something/someone
vall {vi} :: to show, to speak of, to bespeak, to denote, to indicate, to be indicative of (e.g. good or bad taste or personal interests, deducing them from external clues) (used with ra)
váll {n} [anatomy] :: shoulder
vállal {vt} :: to undertake
vállalat {n} :: company
vállalati {adj} :: company, corporate (of or relating to a corporation)
vállalkozás {n} :: enterprise, venture, business
vállalkozási {adj} :: venture, enterprise, company
vállalkozik {vi} :: to undertake (something ra), to embark on (a business)
vállalkozó {n} :: entrepreneur
vállalkozó {n} :: contractor
vallás {n} :: religion (system of beliefs dealing with soul, deity and/or life after death)
vallási {adj} :: religious (concerning religion)
vallásos {adj} :: religious (committed to the practice of religion)
vallásosabb {adj} :: comparative of vallásos
vallásosság {n} :: religiousness, religiosity, piety, godliness
vallástalan {adj} :: irreligious
vallástalanabb {adj} :: comparative of vallástalan
vallású {adj} :: … of (a) religion
vallásszabadság {n} :: freedom of religion
vallat {vt} :: to interrogate, to grill
vállat von {v} [idiomatic] :: to shrug, to shrug one's shoulders
vállfa {n} :: coat hanger
vállízület {n} [anatomy] :: shoulder joint, glenohumeral joint (a joint that connects the scapula (shoulder blade) and the humerus (upper arm bone))
vállkendő {n} :: shawl
vallomás {n} :: confession, admission, testimony
Vallónia {prop} :: Vallónia (region)
válltömés {n} :: shoulder pad
vállú {adj} :: -shouldered, with …… shoulders (having some specific type of shoulders)
való {adj} :: meant, supposed, (to be somewhere or in some way)
való {adj} :: fitting, suitable, appropriate (followed by nak or hoz)
való {adj} [rare] :: real
való {adj} [in compounds] :: It may be added to the infinitive of a verb to form an adjective denoting “ought to be (done)” or “worthy of (doing)” or (writing as one word) to form the corresponding noun (“something that ought to be done or is worthy of doing”); see the examples below
való {particle} :: Used to connect modifiers (e.g. adverbs) to a noun that expresses an action or process (ending in -ás/-és, similar to the English gerund)
való {n} [archaic, today only in certain fixed phrases] :: reality, truth
valóban {adv} :: indeed, really, truly, actually
valóbb {adj} :: comparative of való (only used in comparative forms of compound adjectives formed with való)
valódi {adj} :: real
valódiság {n} :: authenticity, verity, genuineness
válogat {vt} :: to choose, make a selection
válogat {vt} :: to sort
válogat {vt} :: to be picky
válogatás {n} :: compilation, selection
válogatott {n} [sports] :: national sports team
valójában {adv} :: really, in reality, in truth, actually, as a matter of fact
valós {adj} :: real
valósabb {adj} :: comparative of valós
valóság {n} :: reality
valósággal {adv} :: practically, virtually, quite
valóságos {adj} :: real, actual
valósi {adj} [folksy] :: from (living or originating from a place)
valósi {n} [folksy] :: someone originating/coming from a certain place ( ra)
valós szám {n} [mathematics] :: real number (element of the real numbers)
valósul {vi} :: to materialize
valószínű {adj} :: probable, likely
valószínűbb {adj} :: comparative of valószínű
valószínűleg {adv} :: probably (in all likelihood)
valószínűség {n} [mathematics] :: probability
valószínűség-számítás {n} :: superseded spelling of valószínűségszámítás
valószínűségszámítás {n} [mathematics] :: probability theory
valószínűségű {adj} :: with a specified probability
valószínűtlen {adj} :: implausible, unlikely, improbable
valószínűtlenség {n} :: implausibility, improbability
válság {n} :: crisis
válságba kerül {v} [idiomatic] :: to fall into crisis, get into crisis
valszeg {adv} [slang] :: likely, probably
vált {vt} :: to change, replace, exchange (to supply or substitute an equivalent for)
vált {vt} :: to change (to make something into something different)
vált {vt} :: to exchange, switch, trade (objects, words, etc.)
vált {vi} :: to change, turn, become ( ra)
vált {vti} :: to follow, replace, succeed (to take the place of; to fulfill the end or office of)
vált {vt} :: to book (a ticket)
vált {vti} :: to change (money) for smaller denominations
vált {vti} :: to convert (money) into another currency
vált {vi} [colloquial, automotive] :: to shift gears (to change the gear in a motor vehicle)
vált {vi} [archaic] :: to turn (to change one's direction of travel)
váltakozó áram {n} :: alternating current
váltás {n} [of money, clothes] :: changing
váltás {n} :: change, shift
váltó {n} :: bill (of exchange)
váltó {n} [rail transport] :: points [UK], switch [US]
váltóáram {n} :: alternating current
váltópénz {n} :: coin, change
változás {n} :: change (the process of becoming different)
változat {n} :: variant, version
változatlan {adj} :: unchanged, unchanging, constant
változatlanul {adv} :: unchanged, invariably, still
változatos {adj} :: diverse
változatosabb {adj} :: comparative of változatos
változatosság {n} :: variety, diversity, variedness, change
változékony {adj} :: changing, changeable, fickle, volatile (having a tendency to change frequently)
változik {vi} :: to change
változnak az idők, változnak az emberek {proverb} :: other days, other ways
változó {adj} :: changeable, variable, changing
változó {n} [mathematics, programming] :: variable
változtat {vt} :: to change (to make something into something different)
változtatás {n} :: change, modification
változtatható {adj} :: variable, changeable (capable of being changed)
váltság {n} [archaic] :: ransom
váltságdíj {n} :: ransom (money paid for the freeing of a hostage)
vályog {n} :: adobe (a natural building material)
vályog {n} :: loam (a kind of soil)
vályogház {n} :: adobe, adobe house, adobe block house (a house made of adobe brick)
vályogtégla {n} :: adobe, adobe brick (an unburnt brick dried in the sun)
vályú {n} :: trough (a long, narrow container, open on top, for feeding or watering animals)
vám {n} :: customs
vámmentes {adj} :: duty-free (exempt from duty, especially from customs duty)
Vámosgyörk {prop} :: Vámosgyörk (village)
vámpír {n} :: vampire
vámvizsgálat {n} :: customs inspection, customs examination (the procedure for inspecting goods and baggage entering a country)
vamzer {n} [slang] :: rat, snitch (informer)
van {v} [copulative] :: to be, to exist
van {v} :: to have; someone (-nak/-nek) has something (-ja/-je/-a/-e)
van {v} :: there is
van {v} :: to be (auxiliary verb indicating a type of passive voice along with the adverbial participle form of the main verb)
-ván {suffix} [adverbial participle suffix] :: A less frequent variant of -va. See details there
vanádium {n} :: vanadium (symbol: V)
van angol nyelvű étlapjuk {phrase} :: do you have a menu in English?
van benne valami {phrase} [idiomatic] :: you have a point there, there is something to it (it seems to be reasonable, at least in part)
vandál {n} :: Vandal (a member of an ancient east Germanic tribe)
vandál {n} :: vandal (person who damages property)
vandalizmus {n} :: vandalism
vándor {adj} :: wandering, migrant
vándor {n} :: wanderer, wayfarer
vándorénekes {n} [historical] :: minstrel (medieval traveling entertainer who would sing and recite poetry)
vándorgalamb {n} :: passenger pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius)
vándorol {vi} :: to wander
vándorsólyom {n} :: peregrine falcon
vándorszó {n} [linguistics] :: Wanderwort (a loanword that has spread to many different languages)
vanília {n} :: vanilla (a flavoring derived from orchids of the genus Vanilla)
vaníliafagylalt {n} :: vanilla ice cream
vaníliakivonat {n} :: vanilla extract, vanilla essence (a liquid used in cooking, prepared by soaking vanilla beans in alcohol)
vaníliarúd {n} :: vanilla bean
vaníliás {adj} :: vanilla (containing or prepared with vanilla)
vaníliás cukor {n} :: vanilla sugar (a commonly used ingredient in Hungarian desserts, made of sugar and vanilla beans)
van itt egy közért {phrase} :: is there a grocery store nearby?
vánkos {n} :: pillow
Vanuatu {prop} :: Vanuatu (country)
-vány {suffix} [noun-forming suffix] :: Added to a verb (or rarely to a noun) to form a noun indicating the following:
-vány {suffix} :: The result or object of the action
-vány {suffix} :: The outcome or what is produced of the action described in the verb
var {n} :: scab (an incrustation over a sore, wound, vesicle, or pustule, formed during healing)
vár {n} :: castle, fortress
vár {n} :: citadel (inside a city)
vár {vt} :: to wait for something
varacskosdisznó {n} :: warthog
várakozás {n} :: waiting, wait, anticipation, expectancy
várakozási {adj} :: wait, waiting
várakozik {vi} :: to wait
várandós {adj} :: expectant (said of a pregnant woman)
varangy {n} :: toad
varangyos {adj} :: warty
varangyos béka {n} :: toad
varánusz {n} :: monitor lizard, goanna (Varanus)
várat {vt} :: to keep someone waiting, to make someone wait
váratlan {adj} :: unexpected, fortuitous
váratlanabb {adj} :: comparative of váratlan
váratlanabbul {adv} :: comparative of váratlanul
váratlanul {adv} :: unexpectedly, all of a sudden
varázs {n} :: magic
varázs {n} :: enchantment, spell
varázsige {n} :: magic word
varázslás {n} :: magic, wizardry (art of a wizard; sorcery)
varázslat {n} :: magic (supernatural occurrences or feats)
varázslatos {adj} :: magical
varázslatosabb {adj} :: comparative of varázslatos
varázsló {n} :: wizard, sorcerer
varázsló {n} [computing] :: wizard (computer program)
varázsol {vt} :: to practice magic, do things by magic
varázsol {vt} :: to change something into another thing as if by magic
varázsos {adj} [rare] :: magical, magic
varázspálca {n} :: magic wand
varázsszőnyeg {n} :: magic carpet
varga {n} [dated] :: shoemaker, cobbler
várható {adj} :: expectable
várhatóan {adv} :: expectedly
várhatóbb {adj} :: comparative of várható
variáció {n} :: option, possibility
variáció {n} [mathematics] :: variation
variál {vt} :: to vary
variáns {n} :: variant
varjú {n} :: crow (bird)
varjúfióka {n} :: squab (a baby rook)
varkocs {n} :: braid, plait
váró {n} :: ellipsis of váróterem: waiting room, (at an airport) lounge
várólista {n} :: waiting list
váromány {n} [law] :: reversion (the right of succeeding to an estate or to another possession)
város {n} :: city, town
városállam {n} :: city state
városdzsungel {n} :: city jungle
városfejlesztés {n} :: urban development, urban planning, town planning
városháza {n} :: city hall, town hall (a building that houses the local government offices of a town)
városi {adj} :: city, town (of or relating to a city or town)
városi {adj} :: urban, metropolitan
városi {adj} :: municipal
városi {n} :: townsperson (an inhabitant of a town)
városias {adj} :: urban (characteristic of city life)
városiasabb {adj} :: comparative of városias
városiasít {vt} :: to urbanize (to make something more urban in character)
városnegyed {n} :: quarter (section or area of a town)
városnézés {n} :: sightseeing
városrész {n} :: neighborhood (a formal or informal division of a city; for example, Budapest has 203 of them)
várostérkép {n} :: street map (a map showing the streets in a city or district)
várostérképre van szükségem {phrase} :: I need a city map
várostervezés {n} :: town planning, urban planning
váróterem {n} :: waiting room
varr {vt} :: to sew (to use a needle to pass thread repeatedly through pieces of fabric in order to join them together)
varrás {n} :: sewing (action of the verb to sew)
varrás {n} :: seam (folded back and stitched piece of fabric)
varrat {n} [sewing] :: seam, stitching
varrat {n} :: stitch, suture
varrat {v} :: to have something sewn, to have a dress made
varró {adj} :: sewing, stitching
varroda {n} :: dressmaker's shop
varrógép {n} :: sewing machine
varrókészlet {n} :: sewing kit, housewife
varrónő {n} :: seamstress, needlewoman, dressmaker
varrószoba {n} :: sewing room (a room in a home set aside for sewing)
varrótű {n} :: (sewing) needle
varsa {n} :: fish-trap
Varsó {prop} :: Varsó (capital city)
várt {adj} :: expected
várta {n} :: [military, dated] guard, sentry; sentry duty
vartyog {vi} [of a frog] :: to croak
vartyog {vi} [dialectal, of a hen] :: to cluck
vartyog {vit} [dialectal, of a person] :: to jabber
várva várt {adj} :: long-awaited, much-anticipated (having been awaited for a long time)
vas {n} :: iron (symbol: Fe)
Vas {prop} :: An administrative county (comitatus or megye) in present Hungary, and also in the former Kingdom of Hungary
vasal {vt} :: to iron, press (to pass an iron over clothing in order to remove creases)
vasal {vt} :: to cover the surface of something with iron
vasal {vt} :: to shoe (to put horseshoes on a horse)
vasaló {n} :: iron (for pressing clothes)
vásár {n} :: fair, market (smaller)
vásár {n} :: sale, bargain
vásárfia {n} :: fairing, a present brought from the market/fair
vásárlás {n} :: shopping, purchase
vásárlási {adj} :: purchasing, buying, sales
vásárló {n} :: purchaser, shopper (a person who shops)
vásárlói {adj} :: consumer [attributive usage]
vasárnap {adv} :: on Sunday
vasárnap {n} :: Sunday
vasárnapi {adj} :: Sunday, of Sunday, Sunday's
vasárnaponként {adv} :: every Sunday, on Sundays
vásárol {vt} :: to buy
vásárolható {adj} :: purchasable (able to be purchased)
vásártér {n} :: marketplace, market square
vasas {adj} :: irony, ferriferous, ferrous (of or containing iron)
vasas {n} [colloquial, dated, rare] :: ironworker
vasbeton {n} :: reinforced concrete, ferroconcrete
vasbeton {adj} :: made of reinforced concrete, ferroconcrete
vascső {n} :: iron pipe
vasérc {n} :: iron ore
vasfüggöny {n} :: iron curtain (a barrier made of iron in the theatre)
vasfüggöny {n} [politics] :: Iron Curtain
vasgárdista {n} [historical] :: A member of the Iron Guard
vasgyár {n} :: iron factory
vaskarika {n} :: iron ring (non-jewelry sense)
vaskos {adj} [slightly, pejorative, of a person, limb] :: bulky, stout, fat, chubby
vaskos {adj} [of objects] :: thick, heavy, fat, massive
vaskos {adj} [figuratively, pejorative, of speech, expression] :: ribald, coarse, obscene
vasmacska {n} [colloquial] :: anchor
vasorrú bába {n} :: Baba Yaga, witch (a ferocious-looking old woman who appears in children stories)
vasreszelék {n} :: iron filings
vastag {adj} :: thick (relatively great in extent from one surface to another)
vastag {adj} [slang] :: rich, well-to-do
vastagabb {adj} :: comparative of vastag
vastagbél {n} [anatomy] :: colon, large intestine
vastagít {vt} :: to bolden, to thicken
vastagodik {vi} :: to thicken, to grow bigger (to gradually become thicker or bigger)
vastagszik {vi} :: alternative form of vastagodik
vastaps {n} [theater] :: applause (after lowering the safety curtain)
vastaps {n} :: enthusiastic applause (strong, loud, rythmical, synchronized clapping)
vasút {n} [somewhat, formal] :: railway, train line
vasútállomás {n} :: train station, railway station
vasúti {adj} [attributive] :: railway, railroad
vasútvonal {n} :: railway track, railway line (a track, consisting of parallel rails)
vasvilla {n} :: pitchfork
vászon {n} [textiles] :: linen
vászon {n} [painting] :: canvas
vászon {n} [cinematography] :: screen
vátesz {n} :: vates, seer (a poet or writer with prophetic faculty)
Vatikán {prop} :: Vatican, Holy See
Vatikán {prop} :: Vatikán (city-state)
vattacukor {n} :: candy floss [UK], cotton candy [US]
vau {interj} :: woof (the sound a dog makes while barking)
váz {n} :: frame, framework
váz {n} [photography] :: camera body without the lens
váza {n} :: vase
vázlat {n} :: draft, sketch
vázol {vt} :: to sketch
vb {n} [sports] :: abbreviation of világbajnokság
-ve {suffix} [adverbial participle suffix] :: A front-vowel variant of -va. See details there
-vé {suffix} [translative case suffix] :: The front-vowel variant of -vá. See details there
{n} :: letter: v
vécé {n} :: water closet (toilet)
véd {vt} :: to protect, guard
véd {vt} :: to shelter
véd {vt} [legal] :: to defend
véd {vt} [sports] :: to keep goal, save
védekezés {n} :: defense, protection (a means of keeping or remaining safe)
védekezés {n} :: contraception (implying nem kívánt terhesség ellen (against unwanted pregnancy))
védekezik {vi} :: to defend oneself
védekezik {vi} :: to use contraception (implying nem kívánt terhesség ellen (against unwanted pregnancy))
védekező {adj} :: defensive
vedel {v} :: to drink (to excess), swill, down
védelem {n} :: defence, protection, shield (anything which protects or defends)
védelmez {v} :: to protect
védelmi {adj} :: defensive (intended for defence; protective)
veder {n} :: alternative form of vödör
védett {adj} :: protected
védikus {adj} :: Vedic
védjegy {n} :: trademark
vedlik {vi} :: to moult, shed, slough (to cast off a covering, especially a skin)
védő {adj} :: protecting, protective, safety
védő {n} :: protector, guardian
védő {n} [legal] :: defense attorney
védőoltás {n} :: vaccination (inoculation with a vaccine, in order to protect from a particular disease or strain of disease)
védőoltás {n} :: vaccine (a substance given to provide immunity against a disease)
védőöltözet {n} :: protective clothing
védőszent {n} :: patron saint
veendő {n} :: the thing(s) to be bought
vég {n} :: end
vég {n} :: bolt (a unit of measurement used as an industry standard for materials stored in a roll; in attributive usage, as well)
végállomás {n} :: terminus, terminal (station where service begins and ends; the end of the line)
végbél {n} [anatomy] :: rectum (the terminal part of the large intestine through which feces pass)
végbélgyulladás {n} [diseases] :: proctitis
végbélnyílás {n} [anatomy] :: anus (the lower orifice of the alimentary canal, through which feces and flatus are ejected)
végbizonyítvány {n} :: diploma, leaving certificate, certificate of completion
végeredmény {n} :: conclusion, final result, final outcome
végeredmény {n} [sports] :: final score
véges {adj} :: finite
végesebb {adj} :: comparative of véges
vége szakad {v} [idiomatic] :: to stop, end, cease, come to an end (to no longer continue)
vegetáció {n} :: vegetation (plants, taken collectively)
vegetál {v} :: to vegetate
vegetáriánus {n} :: vegetarian (a person who does not eat any animal flesh)
vegetáriánus {adj} :: vegetarian (of or relating to the type of diet eaten by vegetarians; without meat)
vegetáriánus {adj} [of a product normally made with meat] :: vegetarian (having non-meat substitutes in place of meat)
vegetáriánus {adj} [of a person] :: vegetarian (that does not eat meat)
vegetatív {adj} :: vegetative
vegetatívabb {adj} :: comparative of vegetatív
véget ér {v} [idiom] :: to come to an end, finish
végett {postp} :: for, in order to (with the purpose of doing something)
vége van {v} :: See: hu vége van
vége van {v} [idiomatic] :: to be over, to be finished (with nak)
végez {vt} [of work] :: to do, to perform
végez {vt} [of school] :: to finish, to graduate
végez {vi} :: to finish, to end, to complete (used with val)
végezet {n} [literary] :: end (the end of something)
végezet {n} [archaic, linguistics] :: suffix
végezet {n} [archaic] :: decision, order, deliverance, resolution
végezet {n} [rare, poetic] :: destiny, chance, fate
végezetül {adv} [formal] :: finally
véghez visz {vt} :: to carry out, to fulfil, to accomplish, to execute
véghezvisz {v} :: superseded spelling of véghez visz
végi {adj} [only in phrases, following a noun] :: -final (of or relating to the end of the noun specified)
végig- {prefix} [verbal prefix] :: It expresses that the action takes place from the beginning of something to its end. This can refer to both place and time
végig {adv} :: all the way, to the last, all along, through
végigbeszél {vt} :: to speak through, till the end
végiggondol {vt} :: to think over, think through, ponder, reflect on
végiglen {adv} [archaic] :: synonym of végig and mindvégig
végítélet {n} [religion] :: Last Judgment, Final Judgment
végleg {adv} :: finally, definitively, for good
végleges {adj} :: final, ultimate, decisive, fixed (something that will not be changed any more)
végleges {adj} [of a job] :: permanent
véglegesen {adv} :: permanently, for good and all, forever
véglegesít {v} :: to finalise [UK], to finalize [US]
végpont {n} :: endpoint (either of two points at the end of a line)
végre- {prefix} [verbal prefix] :: completion of something
végre {adv} :: at last
végrehajt {vt} :: to execute (a command)
végrehajtás {n} :: execution, implementation
végrehajtás {n} [law] :: enforcement (e.g. of some punishment)
végrehajtás {n} [law] :: distraint, distrainment, foreclosure, distress
végrehajtási {adj} :: of or relating to execution, implementation (of an order or command)
végrehajtó {adj} :: executive
végrehajtó {n} :: executor, estate trustee, administrator (a person appointed by a testator to administer a will)
végrehajtó {n} :: distrainor, bailiff, repo man
végrendelet {n} [law] :: will (a formal declaration of one's intent concerning the disposal of one's property and holdings after death; the legal document stating such wishes)
végrendelkezik {v} :: to make a will
végső {adj} :: final, ultimate
végtag {n} :: limb, extremity
végtelen {adj} :: unlimited (limitless or without bounds; unrestricted), endless, without end, infinite
végtelenebb {adj} :: comparative of végtelen
végtelenség {n} :: infinity
végtelenül {adv} :: infinitely, extremely, very
végül {adv} :: in the end, lastly, ultimately, eventually
végül, de nem utolsósorban {phrase} :: last but not least
végzés {n} [law] :: order, writ, warrant, decree
végzet {n} :: fate, destiny, doom
végzetes {adj} :: fatal, fateful, dire, catastrophic, mortal
végzett {adj} :: finished, done
végzett {adj} :: graduated
végzettség {n} :: (academic) qualifications
végzettségű {adj} :: qualified, with qualifications (with a named educational level)
végzi a dolgát {vt} :: to do one's job (to properly do the work one is supposed to do)
végzi a dolgát {vt} [euphemistic, colloquial] :: to go to the toilet (to visit a toilet to urinate or defecate)
végződik {vi} :: to end (with something val)
végződik {vi} [grammar] :: to end (in something ra)
végzős {adj} :: graduating, senior (of or relating to a student's final academic year at a high school or university)
végzős {n} :: senior (a final-year student at a high school or university)
vegy- {prefix} :: chemical
vegyes {adj} :: mixed, various
vegyes úszás {n} :: superseded spelling of vegyesúszás
vegyesúszás {n} :: medley (swimming event)
vegyész {n} :: chemist (a person who specializes in the science of chemistry, especially at a professional level)
vegyész {n} [colloquial] :: chemistry student (a person studying the science of chemistry in a university, college or in a trade school)
vegyészet {n} :: chemistry
vegyészmérnök {n} :: chemical engineer
vegyi {adj} :: chemical
vegyipar {n} :: chemical industry
vegyít {vt} :: to mix, to combine something (with something val)
vegytan {n} [dated] :: chemistry
vegyül {vi} :: to mix, blend, combine (with something val)
vegyület {n} [chemistry] :: compound (substance made by chemical combination of elements)
véka {n} :: bushel (a vessel for measuring or holding grains)
véka {n} :: bushel (an old dry measure of about 25–30 liter, three pecks, or six gallons; the amount changed region to region)
véka alá rejt {v} [idiomatic] :: to hide, conceal (to keep one's opinions, valuable qualities or abilities hidden from someone else)
véka alá rejti a tehetségét {v} [idiomatic] :: to hide one's light under a bushel
vekker {n} [colloquial] :: alarm clock
vékony {adj} :: thin, narrow (having a small diameter or thickness)
vékony {adj} [of a person's build] :: thin, slender, slim
vékony {adj} [folksy, of liquid] :: thin, watery
vékony {adj} [of voice] :: thin, high-pitched
vékonyabb {adj} :: comparative of vékony
vékonybél {n} [anatomy] :: small intestine (the upper part of the intestine, between the stomach and the large intestine, divided into the duodenum, the jejunum and the ileum)
vektor {n} :: vector (directed quantity)
vektortér {n} [mathematics] :: vector space
-vel {suffix} [case suffix] :: with, by (used to form the instrumental case);
vél {vt} [archaic or formal] :: to opine, think, believe, guess
vele- {prefix} [verbal prefix, rare] :: co-, with, together
vele {pron} :: with him/her
véle {pron} [folksy, literary, poetic, archaic] :: alternative form of vele
velejű {adj} :: of or relating to marrow
velejű {adj} :: -brained, of …… intellect
vélekedik {vi} :: to think, to opine
vélelem {n} :: assumption, surmise, presumption
vélelmez {v} :: to presume, to suppose
vélemény {n} :: opinion (subjective thought)
Velence {prop} :: Velence (city/regional capital)
Velence {prop} :: Velence (town)
velencei {adj} :: Venetian (of, from, or relating to Venice)
velencei {adj} :: of, from, or relating to Velence, a town in Hungary
velencei {n} :: Venetian (an inhabitant or a resident of Venice)
velencei {n} :: someone from Velence (an inhabitant or a resident of Velence, a town in Hungary)
veleszületett {adj} :: innate, inborn
veleszületett {adj} :: congenital
véletlen {adj} :: unintentional
véletlen {adj} :: random, fortuitous
véletlen {adv} :: synonym of véletlenül
véletlen {n} :: chance, coincidence
véletlen bolyongás {n} [mathematics] :: random walk
véletlenebb {adj} :: comparative of véletlen
véletlenszerű {adj} :: random (outcome being unpredictable)
véletlenszerűbb {adj} :: comparative of véletlenszerű
véletlenszerűen {adv} :: randomly, at random
véletlenszerűség {n} :: randomness
véletlenül {adv} :: accidentally, by chance, by accident (unexpectedly, without planning to do so)
véletlenül {adv} :: accidentally (unintentionally, inadvertently)
véletlenül {adv} :: happen to, (if ……) should (with small likelihood)
vélhetően {adv} :: probably
velő {n} [anatomy] :: marrow, bone marrow (the fatty vascular tissue that fills the cavities of bones)
velő {n} [figuratively] :: essence, pith, marrow, gist (the main idea or substance)
velúr {n} :: velour
velúrbőr {n} :: suede
velúrbőr {adj} :: suede (made of suede)
-vén {suffix} [adverbial participle suffix] :: A less frequent front-vowel variant of -va. See details there
vén {adj} [somewhat, literary] :: old
véna {n} [anatomy] :: vein (a blood vessel that transports blood from the capillaries back to the heart)
véna {n} [archaic, mining] :: vein, lode (a vein of metallic ore that lies within definite boundaries, or within a fissure)
véna {n} [figuratively, literary] :: vein (artistic, especially literary talent, temperament, inspiration)
vénás {adj} [anatomy] :: venous (of or relating to veins)
vénasszony {n} [possibly, offensive] :: old woman
vénasszonyok nyara {n} [idiomatic] :: Indian summer (a stretch of sunny and warm days during late autumn)
vend {adj} :: Wendish, Sorbian
vend {n} [dated] :: Slovene, Slovenian (person)
vend {n} :: Wend, Sorb (person)
vend {n} :: [singular only] Wendish, Sorbian (language)
vendég {n} :: guest
vendégel {vt} :: to treat (to entertain with food or drink, especially at one's own expense; to show hospitality to)
vendégkör {n} :: clientele (customers of a hospitality establishment such as a hotel, restaurant or bar)
vendéglátóipari {adj} :: hospitality, catering (of, or relating to the business of providing catering, lodging and entertainment service)
vendéglő {n} :: restaurant
vendégség {n} :: party, house party (a gathering of usually invited guests for entertainment, fun and socializing)
vendégség {n} :: guests (the guests invited for a party, collectively)
vendégszeretet {n} :: hospitality
vendégszoba {n} :: guest room
vendégül lát {vt} [idiomatic] :: to entertain/host someone, to invite someone over, (to receive/welcome someone at one's home as a guest) (for something: ra)
vénebb {adj} :: comparative of vén
vénember {n} [offensive] :: old man, old fart, old fogey
Venezuela {prop} :: Venezuela (country)
vénít {vt} :: to age, to make something or someone old
vén, mint az országút {adj} [simile] :: old as the hills, older than dirt
Venn-diagramm {n} [mathematics] :: Venn diagram
vén tengeri medve {n} [idiomatic] :: old salt
ventilál {vt} :: to ventilate (to let fresh air into a room or a building)
ventilátor {n} :: fan (electrical device)
Vénusz {prop} :: Venus (planet)
Vénusz {prop} :: Venus (Roman goddess)
vénül {vi} :: to age, to get old
-vény {suffix} [noun-forming suffix] :: Added to a verb to form a noun indicating the following:
-vény {suffix} :: The result or object of the action
-vény {suffix} :: The outcome or what is produced of the action described in the verb
vény {n} [formal] :: prescription (written by a doctor)
venyige {n} :: vine shoot (shoots and growth of vines)
venyige {n} [dialectal] :: brushwood, twig, stick (dry branches and twigs fallen from trees and shrubs)
ver {vt} :: to beat, bang, throb
ver {vt} :: to mill
ver {vt} [of coins] :: to mint, strike
ver {vi} :: to pant, palpitate
vér {n} :: blood
Vera {prop} :: given name
veranda {n} :: verandah
véráram {n} :: bloodstream
vérátömlesztés {n} [medicine] :: blood transfusion
verbális {adj} :: verbal (spoken rather than written)
verbális {adj} [grammar] :: verbal (of, or relating to verbs)
verbálisabb {adj} :: comparative of verbális
verbálisan {adv} :: verbally
verbéna {n} :: verbena
verbunk {n} [archaic] :: recruitment
verbunkos {n} :: verbunkos (an 18th-century Hungarian military genre of dance and music, typically divided into fast and slow sections)
verbuvál {vt} [dated] :: to recruit (to supply with new men, as an army)
verbuvál {vt} [figuratively, colloquial] :: to recruit (to enroll or enlist new members towards a goal)
vércse {n} :: kestrel (any of various small falcons of the genus Falco)
vércsepp {n} :: drop of blood (a single drop of blood)
vércsoport {n} :: blood type, blood group
verda {n} [slang] :: set of wheels, motor [UK], wheels (an automobile)
verdes {vt} [of a bird] :: to flutter
veréb {n} :: sparrow
véreb {n} :: bloodhound
verejtékezik {vi} :: to sweat
verekedik {vi} :: to fight (to contend in physical conflict)
verekszik {vi} :: alternative form of verekedik
vérellátás {n} [anatomy] :: blood supply (the volume of blood flowing to part of the body over a particular time period)
verem {n} :: pit
verem {n} :: pitfall (literally: a type of trap consisting of a concealed hole in the ground: victims fall into the hole and are unable to escape)
verem {n} [archaic] :: den, hole
verem {n} [computing] :: stack (data structure)
veres {adj} :: alternative form of vörös
verés {n} :: beating (repeated hitting or striking)
véres {adj} :: bloody
véresebb {adj} :: comparative of véres
vereség {n} :: defeat
vérfagyasztó {adj} :: bloodcurdling
vérfagyasztóbb {adj} :: comparative of vérfagyasztó
vérfertőzés {n} :: incest (sexual relations between people legally unable to marry, especially close relatives)
vérfürdő {n} :: bloodbath
vergődik {vi} :: to flounder
verhetetlen {adj} :: unbeatable
verhetetlenebb {adj} :: comparative of verhetetlen
veri a mellét {v} [idiomatic] :: to brag
verifikál {vt} [law] :: to verify (to substantiate or prove the truth of something)
verifikál {vt} :: to verify (to confirm or test the truth or accuracy of something)
vérig sért {vt} [idiomatic, of emotions] :: to insult/offend someone mortally, cut to the quick, draw blood (to hurt a person's emotions deeply)
veríték {n} :: sweat
vérkeringés {n} [physiology] :: blood flow, blood circulation, bloodstream (the movement of the blood in the blood-vascular system)
vérkeringés {n} [figuratively] :: circulation (the movement of money, news, material resources, intellectual assets from place to place)
vermut {n} :: vermouth
vérnarancs {n} :: blood orange
vérnyomás {n} [medicine] :: blood pressure
vérontás {n} :: bloodletting, bloodshed (a circumstance such as a battle where a large amount of blood is likely to be spilled through violence)
verő {adj} :: beating
verő {n} [in compounds] :: beater (person)
verő {n} :: ellipsis of dobverő
verő {n} :: ellipsis of habverő
verő {n} [dialectal, poetic] :: ellipsis of verőfény
verő {n} [dialectal] :: synonym of kalapács
verőér {n} [anatomy] :: artery (efferent blood vessel from the heart)
verőfény {n} :: bright sunshine
verőfényes {adj} :: sunkissed, sunlit
verőfényes {adj} [figuratively] :: sunny, cheerful, happy (mood)
verőfényesebb {adj} :: comparative of verőfényes
vérplazma {n} [hematology] :: blood plasma
vérrokon {n} :: blood relative
vérrokonság {n} :: consanguinity (a blood relationship)
vérrög {n} [hematology, pathology] :: blood clot, thrombus (a clot formed in a blood vessel in a living organism)
vers {n} :: verse, poem
vers {n} [obsolete] :: race [competition]
vérsejt {n} [hematology, cytology] :: blood cell (any of the cells found in blood that is erythrocytes and leukocytes, and sometimes including platelets)
verseng {vi} :: to compete, contend
verseny {n} :: race, contest, competition
versenyautó {n} :: race car
versenyez {vi} :: to compete, to race
versenyképes {adj} :: competitive, marketable
versenyképesség {n} :: competitiveness
versenyló {n} :: racehorse
versenymű {n} :: concerto
versenypiac {n} :: competitive market (especially in relation to deregulation)
versenytárs {n} :: competitor, rival
versenyzés {n} :: competition, racing
versenyző {adj} :: competing
versenyző {n} :: contestant, competitor
vérszag {n} :: smell of blood
vérszegény {adj} :: bloodless, anemic (person)
vérszegény {adj} :: enervate, flat (style)
vérszegény {n} :: anemic (person)
vérszegényebb {adj} :: comparative of vérszegény
vérszegénység {n} [diseases] :: anemia
vérszemet kap {v} [idiomatic] :: to become emboldened in an insolent way (to become demanding and audacious encouraged by an unexpected situation, favorable opportunity, or undeserved success)
vér szerinti {adj} :: by blood, consanguineous
vérszomjas {adj} :: bloodthirsty
vérszomjasabb {adj} :: comparative of vérszomjas
versszak {n} :: stanza, verse, strophe (a unit of a poem)
verszt {n} [rare, archaic] :: verst (a Russian unit of length, equivalent to about 1.07 kilometres or about 2/3 of a mile)
vért {n} :: armor, armour (a protective layer over a body intended to deflect damaging forces)
vértanú {n} :: martyr
vértest {n} [cytology] :: blood corpuscle, blood cell
vertikális {adj} :: vertical
vertikálisan {adv} :: vertically
vérű {adj} :: -blooded, with …… blood (having a specific kind of blood)
vérveszteség {n} :: blood loss, loss of blood
vérvizsgálat {n} :: blood test
vérvörös {adj} :: blood red (a deep vivid red colour)
verzál {adj} [typography] :: uppercase (set in majuscule or big letters, as opposed to the lowercase letters)
verzál {n} [typography] :: capital letter, uppercase letter
verzál szám {n} [typography] :: lining figure (one of a set of numerals that have uniform heights and thus resemble uppercase letters)
vérzékeny {adj} :: bleeder (a person who bleeds easily)
vérzékeny {adj} :: hemophiliac (a person with hemophilia, a genetic disorder that impairs the body's ability to make blood clots, a process needed to stop bleeding)
vérzékenység {n} [diseases] :: coagulopathy (a disease which limits the coagulability of the blood)
vérzés {n} :: bleeding, haemorrhage
vérzik {vi} :: to bleed (to lose blood through an injured blood vessel)
verzió {n} :: version
vérző {adj} :: bleeding
vérzőbb {adj} :: comparative of vérző
vés {vt} :: to chisel, carve
vés {vt} [figuratively] :: to remember (to impress on one's mind or heart)
vés {vt} [colloquial, humorous] :: to write
vese {n} [anatomy] :: kidney (an organ in the body that filters the blood, producing urine)
vese {n} [medicine, attributive usage] :: renal
vesekő {n} :: kidney stone
vesemedence {n} [anatomy] :: renal pelvis (the funnel-like dilated proximal part of the ureter in the kidney)
véső {n} :: chisel (tool consisting of a slim oblong block of metal)
Véső {prop} [astronomy] :: Caelum (a summer constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble a chisel)
vesz {vt} :: to take, grab
vesz {vt} :: to get, take, obtain
vesz {vt} :: to buy
vesz {vt} :: to take (classes)
vesz {vt} :: to consider, deem, regard (as something: nak), take (assign some quality to)
vesz {vt} :: to consider, to take (to take up as an example)
vesz {vt} :: to put on (clothes)
vész {n} [archaic] :: plague, pestilence, pandemic, disease (today only in some compounds, especially referring to domestic animals)
vész {n} [literary] :: disaster, catastrophe
vész {n} [as a prefix in compounds] :: emergency (adjectival use)
vész {vi} :: to perish, to die
vész {vi} :: to get lost, to vanish
vészcsúszda {n} :: evacuation slide (an inflatable slide used to evacuate passengers from an aircraft)
veszedelem {n} :: danger, peril
veszedelmes {adj} :: dangerous
veszedelmesebb {adj} :: comparative of veszedelmes
veszedelmesen {adv} :: dangerously
veszejt {vt} [dialectal] :: alternative form of veszít and veszt
veszejt {vt} [dated] :: causative of vész#Verb, to make or let someone/something perish or vanish, to destroy by negligence or on purpose
veszekedés {n} :: quarrel (verbal dispute or heated argument)
veszekedik {vi} :: to quarrel, fight, bicker, wrangle (to dispute in an angry and noisy manner) (with someone val)
veszekedős {adj} :: quarrelsome (fond of quarreling)
veszekszik {vi} :: alternative form of veszekedik
veszély {n} :: danger (exposure to liable harm)
veszélyben forog {v} [idiom] :: to be in danger
veszélyes {adj} :: dangerous
veszélyesebb {adj} :: comparative of veszélyes
veszélyesen {adv} :: dangerously, perilously
veszélyeztet {vt} :: to endanger, imperil
veszélyeztetett {adj} :: endangered
veszendő {adj} :: perishable
veszendő {n} :: decay, perishing
veszendőbe megy {vi} :: to go to waste, to be wasted, to be lost
veszett {adj} :: lost, hopeless, condemned (ruined or destroyed, past help or hope)
veszett {adj} :: rabid (affected with rabies)
veszett fejsze nyele {phrase} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: something of insignificant value saved after a greater damage or loss
veszett fejsze nyele {phrase} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: no use crying over spilt milk
veszettség {n} :: rabies (viral disease)
vészfék {n} :: emergency brake (a brake which can be used by passengers in a vehicle to stop in event of an emergency)
veszik {vi} :: alternative form of vész#Verb (as a verb)
veszít {vt} :: to lose
veszít {vi} :: to lose ( ból)
veszít {vt} :: to lose, miss (to wander from so as not to be able to find; to go astray from)
vészjelző {adj} :: alarm-
vészjelző {n} :: alarm (for emergencies)
vészkijárat {n} :: emergency exit
Veszprém {prop} :: Veszprém (administrative county)
Veszprém {prop} :: Veszprém (city)
veszprémi {adj} :: of or relating to Veszprém
vessző {n} :: comma (punctuation mark)
vessző {n} :: cane
vessző {n} :: rod, stave, stick, wand
vessző {n} :: [in mathematics] prime
vessző {n} :: wicker
veszt {vti} :: alternative form of veszít
veszte {n} :: someone's fall, downfall, demise, loss, ruin, defeat, undoing, destruction
veszteget {vt} :: to bribe
veszteget {vt} :: to waste (time)
vesztenivaló {n} :: something to lose, something at stake (typically in negative sentences)
vészterhes {adj} :: fraught with danger, perilous, baleful
vesztes {adj} :: losing, defeated, conquered, beaten
vesztes {n} :: loser (one who fails to win)
veszteség {n} :: loss
veszteség {n} :: casualties
vet {vt} :: to throw, cast
vet {vit} :: to sow
vét {vi} :: to wrong someone, to do wrong to someone ( nak, ellen)
vét {vi} :: to transgress, violate, infringe a rule ( ellen)
vét {vi} :: to sin (against someone or something: ellen)
vét {vi} :: to err, to make a mistake
vétek {n} [dated, religion] :: sin, fault, wrong, offense, transgression, trespass
vetekedik {vi} :: to rival someone or something in something, to be the equal of, to match ( val)
vetekedik {vi} [archaic, literary] :: to compete with someone in doing something
vetekedik {vi} [archaic, rare] :: to argue, debate
vetekszik {vi} :: alternative form of vetekedik
vetél {vi} :: to miscarry, abort (to bring forth offspring prematurely)
vétel {n} :: purchase, buying, (if favorable) bargain
vétel {n} :: receipt
vétel {n} [electronics] :: reception
vételár {n} :: purchase price
vételi {adj} :: purchase, purchasing, buying
vételi {adj} :: receiving
vetélkedik {vi} :: to compete
vetemedik {vi} [literal] :: to warp (to grow into a bent or twisted shape)
vetemedik {vi} [figurative] :: to stoop, descend ( ra) (to resort to a demeaning or disreputable course of action)
vetemény {n} :: crop, vegetable (a plant grown to be harvested as food)
veterán {n} :: veteran (a person who has served in the armed forces, especially an old soldier who has seen long service)
veterán {n} :: veteran (a person with long experience of a particular activity)
vetés {n} [agriculture] :: sowing (the act or process of sowing)
vetés {n} [agriculture] :: crop
vetés {n} :: throw, throwing, cast, casting
vetet {vt} :: to make/have someone buy or take something (the person charged with the act expressed with val)
vétetik {vi} [archaic] :: to be taken (out of something ból)
vetít {vt} :: to project, to cast (onto a screen)
vetítés {n} :: projection, screening, showing, slideshow, movie (the display of an image by devices such as movie projector, video projector, overhead projector or slide projector)
vétkezik {vi} :: to sin
vetkőzik {vi} :: to undress oneself
vetkőztet {vt} :: to undress
vétó {n} :: veto
vétóz {vt} :: to veto (to use a veto against)
vétség {n} [law] :: (minor) offense, transgression, misconduct, delinquency
vetület {n} [mathematics] :: projection
vevé {n} :: letter: w
vevés {n} :: taking (the act of taking; mostly in expressions)
vevő {n} :: customer, buyer
vevő {n} :: receiver (device; the opposite of transmitter)
vevő {n} :: someone open to doing, accepting, or believing something, interested in, or ready to buy (into) something
vevőkör {n} :: clientele (body of clients)
vezekel {vit} :: to atone (for something ért)
vezeklés {n} :: atonement, expiation, penitence
vezényel {vt} :: to command
vezényel {vt} [music] :: to conduct, to direct
vezér {n} :: leader, chief
vezér {n} [chess] :: queen
vezércikk {n} :: editorial
vezérel {vt} :: to control
vezérigazgató {n} :: chief executive officer, CEO, general manager, managing director
vezérlő {adj} :: control, directing, managing
vezérmotívum {n} [music] :: leitmotif
vezet {v} :: to determine the direction in which someone or something proceeds
vezet {vt} :: to lead, to guide (to show the way by going ahead)
vezet {vt} :: to lead (to conduct in a course or path by physical connection)
vezet {vi} :: to lead to (of a road, staircase, tracks, etc.; to continue in the direction of)
vezet {vi} [figurative] :: to lead to, to result in (to bring about as a consequence)
vezet {vit} :: to drive (to operate a self-propelled vehicle)
vezet {vt} :: to lead, to head, to command (to exercise power, control or authority over)
vezet {vt} :: to run, to manage (to be in charge of, to conduct the affairs of)
vezet {vt} :: to preside over, to host (to moderate a meeting, session or debate; to present a television or radio show)
vezet {vt} :: to keep, to maintain (to record transactions, accounts or events in)
vezet {vit} :: to be in the lead (to be ahead of others in a race, game, competition, election, list, etc.)
vezet {vt} :: to run (to cause to pass through)
vezet {vt} [physics] :: to conduct, to transmit (to serve as a medium for conveying heat, electricity, sound, etc.)
vezeték {n} [electricity] :: wire
vezeték {n} :: pipe, line, tube, conduit, duct
vezetékes {adj} :: wired, fixed
vezetéknév {n} :: surname (name that indicates family)
vezetés {n} :: governance (the process, or the power, of governing; government or administration)
vezetés {n} :: leading
vezetés {n} :: conducting, management, maintenance
vezetés {n} :: driving
vezetési {adj} :: management, leadership
vezetési {adj} :: driving
vezető {adj} :: leading, directing, managing
vezető {adj} :: conducting (material)
vezető {n} :: leader, guide, driver
vezető {n} [physics] :: conductor
vezetőedző {n} :: head coach (highest ranking coach of a coaching staff)
vezetői {adj} :: of or pertaining to leadership
vezetői képesség {n} :: leadership (the capacity of someone to lead)
vezetőképesség {n} :: conductibility
vezetőség {n} :: management, leadership, directorate (a group of leaders)
vezír {n} :: vizier
vézna {adj} :: puny, sickly, thin, skinny, weakling
véznább {adj} :: comparative of vézna
VHS {n} :: VHS
{vit} [archaic] :: alternative form of vív
viadal {n} :: fight
viasz {n} :: wax
viaszgyertya {n} :: wax candle
viaszszobrászat {n} :: ceroplastics
vibrál {vi} :: to vibrate
vicc {n} :: joke (amusing story)
viccel {vi} [colloquial] :: to joke (to do or say something for amusement rather than seriously)
vicces {adj} :: funny, humorous
viccesebb {adj} :: comparative of vicces
vicsorít {vt} :: to bare one's teeth (to draw one's lips up to show the teeth in an aggressive way)
vicsorog {vi} :: to bare one's teeth repetitively or for a longer time (to draw one's lips up to show the teeth in an aggressive way)
vidám {adj} :: cheerful
vidámabb {adj} :: comparative of vidám
vidámabban {adv} :: comparative of vidáman
vidáman {adv} :: cheerfully, merrily
vidék {n} :: region
vidék {n} :: (the) country, countryside
vidékfejlesztés {n} :: rural development
vidékfejlesztési {adj} :: of or relating to rural development
vidéki {adj} :: rural (of, or belonging to the countryside or province)
vidéki {adj} :: [after a geographical proper name] in/of/from the region or part of ……
video- {prefix} :: video-
videó {n} :: video (motion picture)
videó {n} :: videocassette recorder
videojáték {n} :: superseded spelling of videójáték
videójáték {n} :: video game
videoklip {n} :: superseded spelling of videóklip
videóklip {n} :: music video
videokölcsönzés {n} :: superseded spelling of videókölcsönzés
videókölcsönzés {n} :: video rental
videomagnó {n} :: superseded spelling of videómagnó
videómagnó {n} :: videocassette recorder, VCR
videotelefon {n} :: superseded spelling of videótelefon
videótelefon {n} :: videophone
vidra {n} :: otter
viendő {n} :: the thing(s) to be carried
Vietnam {prop} :: superseded spelling of Vietnám
Vietnám {prop} :: Vietnám (country)
vietnami {adj} :: superseded spelling of vietnámi
vietnami {n} :: superseded spelling of vietnámi
vietnámi {adj} :: Vietnamese (of or relating to Vietnam, its people or language)
vietnámi {n} :: Vietnamese (person)
vietnámi {n} [singular only] :: Vietnamese (language)
vietnami papucs {n} :: superseded spelling of vietnámi papucs
vietnámi papucs {n} :: flip-flop, thong (a sandal, usually of rubber, secured to the foot by two straps mounted between the big toe and its neighbour)
víg {adj} :: joyful, happy
vigad {vi} :: to make merry, to rejoice
vigasság {n} :: merrymaking
vigasz {n} :: solace
vigaszdíj {n} :: consolation prize
vigasztal {vt} :: to console, solace, comfort
vigasztalás {n} :: comforting, comfort, consolation, solace
vígjáték {n} :: comedy
vignetta {n} :: vignette (printing)
vignetta {n} :: sticker
vigyáz {vi} :: to be careful about something ( val)
vigyáz {vi} :: to guard, to protect, to take care of something or someone ( ra)
vigyáz {vi} :: to mind (one's body part, not to get injured) ( ra)
vigyáz {vt} [archaic, folksy] :: to watch, observe, pay attention to someone or something
vigyázat {n} [rare] :: cautiousness, carefulness
vigyázat {n} :: caution, attention, warning (expressing a command or warning to proceed with caution)
vigyázatlan {adj} :: careless, incautious, heedless, reckless (not exercising proper caution)
vigyázz {interj} :: be careful, look out, watch out, tread lightly (used to warn someone to proceed with caution)
vigyázz {interj} [military] :: attention! (used as a command to bring soldiers to the attention position)
vigyorog {vi} :: to grin
vihar {n} [weather] :: storm
viharedzett {adj} :: weather-beaten, hardened (by hardship and adversity)
viharedzettebb {adj} :: comparative of viharedzett
vihar egy pohár vízben {n} [idiomatic] :: storm in a tea-kettle, storm in a teacup, tempest in a teapot (a major fuss over a trivial matter)
viharfelhő {n} :: stormcloud, thundercloud
viharos {adj} :: stormy, windy, thundery
viharosabb {adj} :: comparative of viharos
viharsirály {n} :: common gull (Larus canus)
viharvadász {n} :: storm chaser
vihog {vi} :: to giggle, titter, snigger (to laugh in a sharp, awkward, annoying way)
vihog {vt} :: to giggle (to utter with a giggling sound)
vijjog {vi} :: to squawk, to scream
víkend {n} :: weekend
víkendezik {vi} :: to spend the weekend, to weekend
Viki {prop} :: given name
Viktor {prop} :: given name
Viktória {prop} :: given name
viktoriánus {adj} :: Victorian (of or relating to the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901)
viktoriánus {adj} :: Victorian (displaying the ideals or artistic style of that period)
világ {n} :: world
világ {n} [archaic, dialectal] :: illumination, light, brightness, sight
világbajnok {n} :: world champion
világbajnokság {n} :: world championship
Világbank {prop} :: World Bank
világbéke {n} :: world peace
világcsúcs {n} [sports] :: world record
világcsúcstartó {n} [sports] :: world record holder
világegyetem {n} :: universe, cosmos, macrocosm
világgazdaság {n} :: world economy
világháború {n} :: world war
világháborús {adj} :: of, from, or relating to world war
világháló {n} :: World Wide Web
világhír {n} :: world-wide fame / renown, international reputation
világhírű {adj} :: world-famous, world-renowned
világi {adj} :: secular
világirodalom {n} :: world literature
világít {vt} :: to illuminate
világítás {n} :: lighting
világítócső {n} :: fluorescent lamp
világítórák {n} :: krill
világítótorony {n} :: lighthouse
világjáró {adj} :: globe-trotting
világjáró {n} :: globetrotter
világjárvány {n} [epidemiology] :: pandemic (disease that affects a wide geographical area and a large proportion of the population)
világkiállítás {n} :: World Exposition
világméretű {adj} :: world-wide, worldwide
világmindenség {n} :: universe
világnyelv {n} :: world language
világos {adj} :: light (pale in colour), bright
világos {adj} :: clear, understood
világosabb {adj} :: comparative of világos
világosan {adv} :: clearly
világoskék {adj} :: light blue, pale blue
világos, mint a vakablak {adj} [simile] :: clear as mud
világosodik {vi} :: to become/grow light, lighten
világosság {n} :: clearness, clarity, lucidity
világosság {n} :: light, daylight, brightness
világot lát {v} [idiomatic] :: to see the world, travel (to get to know foreign countries, cultures and people by traveling)
világrekord {n} :: world record
világszerte {adv} :: the world over, all over the world, globally, throughout the world
világtalan {adj} :: sightless, blind
világtérkép {n} :: world map
világűr {n} :: space
világvége {n} :: end of the world
vilajet {n} [historical] :: vilayet
vili {n} [colloquial] :: tram
villa {n} :: fork
villa {n} :: villa (a house, larger and more expensive than average)
villacsont {n} [ornithology] :: wishbone, furcula, merrythought (a forked bone between the neck and breast of a bird)
villám {n} :: lightning
villámcsapás {n} :: thunderbolt
villámháború {n} :: blitzkrieg
villámlik {vi} :: to produce lightning
villámlik {vi} [figuratively, of eyes, gaze] :: to flash (with the specified emotion tól)
villamos {adj} :: electric, electrical
villamos {n} :: (electric) tram, streetcar
villamosmérnök {n} :: electrical engineer
villamosozik {vi} :: to take the tram, to travel by tram
villamosság {n} :: electricity
villamosvonal {n} :: tramline, tramway
villamosszék {n} :: electric chair
villan {vi} :: to flash, glint (to gleam briefly)
villant {vt} :: to flash (lights)
villany {n} :: electricity
villany {n} :: (electric) light, lamp (for a room or a building)
Villány {prop} :: Villány (town)
villányi {adj} :: forkful
villányi {adj} :: of, from, or relating to the Hungarian town of Villány
villanykörte {n} :: light bulb
villanyoltás {n} :: lights-out, lights out
villanyóra {n} :: electricity meter
villanyszerelő {n} :: electrician
villásreggeli {n} :: brunch
villi {n} :: fairy
villi {n} [colloquial] :: tram
villog {vi} :: to blink, to flash
Vilmos {prop} :: given name. Cognate to William
vilmoskörte {n} :: Williams pear (variety of pear)
Vilnius {prop} :: Vilnius (capital city)
vilniusi {adj} :: Vilnian (of, from, or pertaining to, Vilnius)
vilniusi {n} :: Vilnian (someone from Vilnius)
Vince {prop} :: given name
vincseszter {n} [computer hardware] :: hard drive, hard disk, hard disk drive
vindikál {vt} [formal] :: to claim, arrogate, vindicate
vinnyog {vi} :: to squeak, to whine
vipera {n} :: viper (a poisonous snake in the family Viperidae)
virág {n} :: flower
virágágy {n} :: flowerbed
virágágyás {n} :: flowerbed
virágárus {n} :: florist
virágcserép {n} :: flowerpot
virágcsokor {n} :: bouquet
virághagyma {n} :: bulb (the bulb-shaped root portion of a plant such as a tulip)
virágú {adj} :: -flowered, with a …… flower or flowers (having a specific kind of flower[s])
virágvasárnap {n} :: Palm Sunday (Sunday before Easter)
virágzat {n} :: inflorescence (a group or cluster of flowers arranged on a stem)
virágzik {vi} :: to bloom, to blossom
virágzó {adj} [of a plant] :: flowering, blooming
virágzó {adj} :: flourishing, prosperous, thriving (characterized by success)
vircsaft {n} [colloquial] :: mismanagement
vircsaft {n} [colloquial] :: company, community
virgács {n} :: rod, birch (a bundle of birch twigs used for punishment)
virgács {n} [dialectal, archaic] :: birching, flogging
virgács {n} [slang] :: female legs
virgonc {adj} :: agile, nimble, spry
virgoncabb {adj} :: comparative of virgonc
virít {vi} :: to bloom
virít {vt} [slang] :: to show (especially money that will be handed over)
virológia {n} :: virology (the branch of microbiology that deals with the study of viruses and viral diseases)
virológus {n} [virology] :: virologist (a scientist or doctor who studies or specializes in viruses)
virrad {vi} :: to dawn
virradat {n} [poetic] :: dawn
virsli {n} :: frankfurter, hot dog, Vienna sausage, wiener
virtigli {adj} [folksy, colloquial] :: authentic, real, genuine
virtuális {adj} :: virtual
virtuálisan {adv} :: virtually, in posse (by means of a computer simulation, by taking a virtual tour)
virtuóz {adj} :: virtuosic
virtuóz {n} :: virtuoso
virul {vi} :: to flourish, flower
virulens {adj} :: virulent
virulensebb {adj} :: comparative of virulens
vírus {n} [virology] :: virus
vírus {n} [computing] :: virus
vírusos {adj} :: viral (caused by a virus)
vírusos {adj} :: affected by a computer virus
visel {vt} [of clothing] :: to wear, have on (the object is in accusative case t)
visel {vt} [figuratively] :: to bear, endure, suffer
visel {vtr} :: to behave, to handle oneself (well or badly)
viselet {n} :: wearing (of clothing)
viselet {n} :: costume, dress, attire
viselet {n} :: conduct, behavior, behaviour
viselkedés {n} :: behavior, conduct (especially in the sense of behavioural sciences; often with a neutral, descriptive point of view)
viselkedési {adj} :: behavioural [UK], behavioral [US]
viselkedéskultúra {n} :: etiquette
viselkedik {vi} :: to behave
viselő {adj} :: wearing something
viselő {n} :: wearer
viseltes {adj} :: worn-out, shabby, threadbare
visít {vt} :: to shriek, scream, shrill, screech, squeal, squeak
viskó {n} :: shanty, hovel, shack (small, roughly-built or tumbledown house)
visz {vt} :: to carry, take
viszály {n} :: feud, discord, conflict, hostility
viszály {n} [archaic] :: adversity, hardship, vicissitude
viszálykodik {vi} :: to feud, contend, quarrel
viszket {vi} :: to itch
viszketés {n} :: itch (sensation)
viszkető {adj} :: itchy
viszlát {interj} :: goodbye, so long, see you later, next time, until I see you again
viszolyog {vi} [slightly, literary] :: to loathe something, to feel disgust/revulsion/dismay at doing something (with tól)
viszonoz {vt} :: to return (e.g. a favor), to reciprocate, to repay, to recompense
viszont- {prefix} [verbal prefix] :: repaying, reciprocating something
viszont- {prefix} [verbal prefix] :: again
viszont {adv} :: same to you, likewise
viszont {adv} :: vice versa, in the other direction, the other way round
viszont {adv} [obsolete] :: again
viszont {conj} :: however, but, still, on the other hand
viszontagság {n} :: adversity, hardship, vicissitude
viszontagságos {adj} :: vicissitudinous, vicissitudinary (characterized by or filled with vicissitudes)
viszonthallásra {interj} [formal] :: goodbye (used at the end of telephone conversations)
viszontlát {vt} :: to see again, to meet again
viszontlátásra {interj} [formal] :: goodbye
viszonzás {n} :: return, compensation, reciprocation (the repayment of kindness, favor, emotions, good deed, greeting, visit, service, etc.)
viszonzásul {adv} :: in exchange, in return (as a means of reciprocating)
viszony {n} :: relationship
viszony {n} :: affair
viszonyít {vt} :: to relate (compare quantities)
viszonylag {adv} :: relatively (proportionally)
viszonylagos {adj} :: relative (not absolute; connected to or depending on something else)
viszonylagosabb {adj} :: comparative of viszonylagos
viszonylat {n} :: relation, respect
viszonyul {vi} :: to be related, to correlate, to compare (to something hoz)
viszonyul {vi} :: to have some attitude towards something, to feel somehow about something ( hoz)
vissza- {prefix} [verbal prefix] :: back
vissza {adv} :: back, backwards
vissza {n} :: wrong side (the side designed to be worn or placed inward; as, the wrong side of a garment or of a piece of cloth)
visszaad {vt} :: to give back
visszaad {vt} :: to pay back, repay
visszabeszél {vi} :: to talk back, to make an insolent remark (to someone nek)
visszaél {vi} :: to abuse, to misuse, to take advantage of something ( val)
visszaélés {n} :: abuse, misuse
visszaemlékezik {vi} :: to remember, recall, recollect, look back, reminisce (something ( ra)
visszaesés {n} :: relapse
visszaesik {vi} :: to relapse, regress, recede, backslide
visszafejt {vt} [computing] :: to decrypt, decode
visszafelé {adv} :: backwards, backward
visszafogott {adj} :: low-key, temperate, reserved
visszafogottabb {adj} :: comparative of visszafogott
visszafordít {vt} :: to turn back, reverse, invert (to cause to reverse direction)
visszafordít {vt} :: to retranslate (to translate back to the original)
visszafordít {vt} :: to turn back, send back (to prevent or refuse to allow passage or progress)
visszafordít {vt} [figuratively, rare] :: to turn back (to change the subject back to the previous one)
visszafordíthatatlan {adj} :: irreversible
visszafordíthatatlanul {adv} :: irreversibly
visszahat {vi} :: to react upon something, to have repercussions, to relate back
visszaható {adj} :: reactive, reacting
visszaható {adj} [grammar] :: reflexive
visszaható névmás {n} [grammar] :: reflexive pronoun
visszahelyez {vt} :: to replace, put back (to put back something to its original place again)
visszahelyez {vt} [of a dislocated joint] :: to set (as in to set a bone)
visszaír {vt} :: to write back, to reply in writing
visszajelzés {n} :: feedback
visszakozik {vi} :: to withdraw, to draw back, to back down
visszalép {vi} :: to step back
visszalép {vi} :: to withdraw, to back off, to backtrack
visszamegy {vi} :: to go back
visszamenőleg {adv} :: retroactively, retrospectively
visszanéz {vi} :: to look back
visszás {adj} [literary] :: awkward, absurd, preposterous (contrary to usual)
visszásság {n} :: awkwardness, anomaly, discrepancy, oddity (the fact that something is contrary to usual)
visszataszító {adj} :: gross, repugnant, repulsive, vile, distasteful
visszataszító {adj} :: disgusting, revolting
visszataszítóbb {adj} :: comparative of visszataszító
visszatér {vi} :: to return (to somewhere ra or ba or hoz)
visszatérés {n} :: return
visszatérítés {n} :: refund (the act of repayment of money)
visszatérítés {n} :: refund (an amount of money returned)
visszautasít {vt} :: to decline, reject, refuse
visszavág {vt} :: to retort, strike back, fight back
visszavág {vt} :: to cut back on something, to reduce spending, consumption
visszavág {vt} [of plants] :: to cut back (the growth of)
visszavágás {n} :: counter-attack, fighting back (an attack made in response to an attack by the opponents)
visszavágás {n} [figuratively] :: comeback, retort, riposte (a quick and usually witty response to a taunt)
visszavágás {n} [horticulture] :: pruning, cutting back (a removal of excess material from a tree or shrub)
visszavágó {n} :: rematch
visszavesz {vt} :: to take back
visszavesz {vt} :: to reemploy
visszavesz {vt} :: to buy back
visszavesz {vt} :: to retake, recapture
visszavesz {v} [slang] :: Usually as an imperative. To stop being conceited, self-confident, annoying, bothering, aggressive, pressuring; to quit doing something
visszavon {vt} :: to withdraw, to annul, to cancel, to revoke
visszavonhatatlan {adj} :: irrevocable
visszavonhatatlanul {adv} :: irrevocably
visszavonulás {n} :: retreat
visszhang {n} :: echo (a reflected sound that is heard again by its initial observer)
visszhangzik {vi} [of a sound or sound waves] :: to echo (to reflect off a surface and return)
visszhangzik {vi} [of a large room or area] :: to echo, reverberate (with something tól)
visszhangzik {vi} [by extension, of words, sounds, thoughts] :: to echo, resonate
vita {n} :: debate
vitamin {n} :: vitamin
vitamintabletta {n} :: vitamin tablet
vitás {adj} :: disputed (subject to discussion)
vitat {vt} :: to dispute, debate
vitathatatlan {adj} :: indisputable
vitathatatlanabb {adj} :: comparative of vitathatatlan
vitatkozik {vi} :: to argue, to debate ( n or ról)
vitatott {adj} :: disputed, contested, controversial, vexed (much debated or discussed)
vitázik {vi} :: to argue, to debate
vitel {n} :: carrying, taking, applying (verbal noun of visz), with: ra
vitel {n} [figuratively, formal] :: management, administration (the continuous management of something)
vitet {vt} :: to make/have someone take, transport, or carry someone or something somewhere (the person charged with the act expressed with val)
vitéz {adj} :: valiant, brave, courageous, heroic, gallant
vitéz {n} :: (brave, courageous) warrior, champion, knight
vitézebb {adj} :: comparative of vitéz
vitézkedik {vi} [archaic] :: to serve as a soldier
vitézkedik {vi} [archaic] :: to fight valiantly, to display valour
vitézkedik {vi} [figuratively, colloquial, often, sarcastic] :: to brag (to try to play a hero)
vitézkedik {vi} [figuratively, colloquial, humorous] :: to perform, do
vitorla {n} :: sail
vitorlás {n} :: sailboat
vitorlázás {n} :: sailing, yachting
vitorlázik {vi} :: to sail (to be impelled or driven forward by the action of wind upon sails, as a ship on water)
vitorlázik {vi} :: to sail (to ride in a sailboat)
vitorlázik {vi} [sports] :: to glide (to fly in an unpowered aircraft)
vitorlázó {n} :: sailor, yachtsman, yachtswoman (person who navigates on a sailboat, especially for sport or recreation)
vitorlázó repülőgép {n} [aircraft] :: glider, sailplane
vityilló {n} :: shanty, hovel, shack (small, roughly-built or tumbledown house)
vív {vi} :: to fence
vív {vt} :: to fight
vívás {n} [sports] :: fencing
vivát {interj} :: hooray!, hurrah!
vivát {interj} :: long live!
vivát {n} :: cheer
vivés {n} :: taking (the act of taking; mostly in expressions)
vívmány {n} :: achievement, attainment, accomplishment
vívó {n} :: fencer (a participant in the sport of fencing)
víz {n} :: water (liquid H₂O)
víz {n} [physics] :: water (chemical having the formula H₂O)
víz {n} :: water (any body of water, or a specific part of it)
víz {n} [dialectal] :: flood
víz {n} :: drinking water, mineral water
víz {n} :: bathwater
víz {n} :: sweat
víz {n} [rare] :: water (limpidity and lustre of a precious stone)
viza {n} :: beluga, European sturgeon (Huso huso)
vízálló {adj} :: waterproof, watertight, impermeable (made of or covered with material that doesn't allow water in)
vízálló {adj} :: waterproof (unaffected by water)
vízálló {adj} :: waterproof (not dissolved in water)
vízcsap {n} :: water tap, faucet
vízcsepp {n} :: waterdrop
vizel {vi} :: to urinate
vizelet {n} :: urine
vízellátás {n} :: water supply
vizes {adj} :: watery, wet with water
vizes {adj} :: aqueous (consisting mostly of water)
vizesebb {adj} :: comparative of vizes
vízesés {n} :: waterfall, falls
vízfesték {n} :: watercolour, watercolor [US] (a water-soluble pigment)
vízfestmény {n} :: watercolour, watercolor [US], aquarelle (a painting)
vízgőz {n} :: water vapour [UK], water vapor [US]
vízhatlan {adj} :: waterproof, watertight (made of or covered with material that doesn't allow water in)
vízhólyag {n} :: blister, vesicle (a small bubble between the layers of the skin that contains watery or bloody fluid)
vízi {adj} :: water-, of the water, aquatic
vízikutya {n} :: water dog
vízilabda {n} :: water polo (sport and ball)
vízilabdázik {vi} :: to play water polo
vízilabdázó {adj} [of a person or a team] :: playing water polo
vízilabdázó {n} :: water polo player
víziló {n} :: hippopotamus
vízimadár {n} :: waterfowl
vízió {n} :: vision
vizionál {vt} :: to envision
vízipipa {n} :: hookah
vízisíel {vi} :: to water ski
vízisikló {n} :: grass snake (Natrix natrix)
víziszony {n} :: hydrophobia
vízitorma {n} :: watercress (Nasturtium officinale)
vízjel {n} :: watermark (translucent design impressed on paper)
vízkereszt {n} :: Epiphany
vízkő {n} :: scale, limescale, incrustation (a hard mineral coating that forms on the inside surface of boilers, kettles, and other containers in which water is repeatedly heated)
vízminőség {n} :: water quality
vízmosás {n} :: gully (a trench, ravine or narrow channel which was worn by water flow)
vízóra {n} :: water meter
vízóra {n} :: water clock, clepsydra
Vízöntő {prop} :: Aquarius
vízpára {n} :: water vapour [UK], water vapor [US]
vízpart {n} :: bank, riverside, shore, coast, seaside, beach, waterfront
vízrajz {n} :: hydrography
víztan {n} :: hydrology
víztani {adj} :: hydrological
víztározó {n} :: reservoir (a large artificial lake used as a source of water supply)
víztorony {n} :: water tower (a large tank of water, in an elevated position, acting as a local reservoir)
vizuális {adj} :: visual
vizuálisan {adv} :: visually
vízum {n} :: visa (permit)
vízügy {n} :: water conservation (the policies, strategies and activities to manage fresh water as a sustainable resource)
vízügyi {adj} :: water (of or relating to water conservation, the policies, strategies and activities to manage fresh water as a sustainable resource)
vízvezeték {n} :: water pipe, water main, water conduit
vízvezeték-szerelő {n} :: plumber (one who furnishes, fits, and repairs water pipes)
vizsga {adj} :: searching, scrutinizing, prying, inquisitive
vizsga {n} [education] :: test, examination, exam
vizsgál {vt} :: to examine, investigate, study
vizsgálat {n} :: examination, investigation, study
vizsgáló {adj} :: examining, examination, test
vizsgáló {n} :: examiner, investigator, inspector
vizsgáló {n} :: examination room
vizsgáló {n} :: device, equipment (a machine used for testing)
vizsgázik {vi} [education] :: to take an exam/test (the object requires ból)
vizsgázik {vi} [by extension] :: to be tested (by a life challenge or in character)
vizsla {n} :: Vizsla
vízszennyezés {n} :: water pollution
vízszerelő {n} :: plumber (one who furnishes, fits, and repairs water pipes)
vízszintes {adj} :: horizontal
vki {pron} :: sb, somebody, someone
vmi {pron} :: sth, something
vodka {n} :: vodka
vokalizál {vi} :: to vocalize
voks {n} :: vote
voksol {vi} :: to vote (to cast a vote; to assert a formalized choice in an election)
volán {n} :: steering wheel
volfrám {n} :: tungsten (symbol: W)
volna {particle} [after the past-tense form of a verb] :: would have, forms the past conditional
volt {adj} :: ex-, former, late, past, sometime
volt {particle} [archaic] :: Used after a past-tense verb form to express past perfect
volt {n} :: volt (unit of measure, symbol: V)
volta {n} :: being, character, condition, rank, nature, or quality of someone or something
voltaképpen {adv} :: actually
von {vt} :: to pull, draw, attract
von {vt} :: to cover, envelop, enclose, encircle, surround
von {n} :: won (currency)
vonaglik {vi} :: to wriggle, to twist, to writhe (from pain or arousal)
vonakodik {vi} :: to be hesitantly reluctant, unwilling ( tól)
vonakszik {vi} [rare, archaic] :: alternative form of vonakodik
vonal {n} :: line (a path marked by something, e.g. drawn by pencil)
vonal {n} :: line, route
vonal {n} [chess] :: file
vonalaz {vt} :: to rule, mark with rules, draw straight lines
vonalkód {n} :: barcode, bar code
vonalvastagság {n} :: stroke width
vonalvastagság {n} [typography] :: weight, boldness (the relative thickness of the strokes of characters in a font)
vonalzó {n} :: ruler (a usually rigid, flat, rectangular measuring or drawing device with graduations in units of measurement; a straightedge with markings.)
vonás {n} :: dash, stroke, mark, line
vonás {n} [of face] :: feature, lineament
vonás {n} :: trait, feature, characteristic, streak (a distinguishing feature of a person)
vonás {n} :: traction, drawing (the act of pulling)
vonás {n} [music] :: stroke of the bow
vonat {n} :: train (line of connected cars or carriages)
vonatkozás {n} :: connection, relation, reference, regard, respect, aspect
vonatkozik {vi} :: to apply to something or someone (a rule) ( ra)
vonatkozó {adj} :: concerning, regarding, relative
vonatkozó {adj} [grammar] :: relative
vonatkozó névmás {n} [grammar] :: relative pronoun
vonatkoztatási {adj} :: of reference
vonatkoztatási rendszer {n} [physics] :: frame of reference
vonatozik {vi} :: to take the train, to travel by train
vonatozik {vi} :: to play with toy trains or to pretend traveling by train (as a game)
vonít {vi} :: to howl (to utter a loud, protracted, mournful sound or cry, as dogs and wolves often do)
vonít {vt} :: to howl (to utter or sing something in a howling voice)
vonó {adj} :: pulling, dragging, drawing
vonó {n} [music] :: bow (for playing various stringed musical instruments)
vonsz {v} [obsolete] :: to pull
vonszol {vt} :: to lug, to drag, to haul (a heavy object or oneself)
vontat {vt} :: to tow, to tug, to haul (especially a vehicle)
vontatmány {n} :: trailer (an unpowered wheeled vehicle that is towed behind another)
vontatmány {n} :: tow (something, such as a barge, that is towed)
vonul {vi} :: to march (to walk with long, regular strides)
vonulat {n} [of mountains] :: range, line
vonz {vt} :: to attract
vonz {vt} [grammar] :: to take, govern (to require that a certain preposition, grammatical case, etc. be used with a word; to have to be used with [a certain grammatical form, etc.])
vonzalom {n} :: attraction, desire, affection (the feeling of being attracted)
vonzás {n} :: attraction
vonzat {n} [grammar] :: argument, complement, case
vonzó {adj} :: attractive
vonzóbb {adj} :: comparative of vonzó
vonzódás {n} :: attraction, affinity, liking
vonzódik {vi} :: to be attracted to something or someone ( hoz)
vonyít {vi} [dialectal] :: alternative form of vonít
võro {n} :: Võro (language)
vö. {v} :: cf, cf. (compare, compare to)
{n} :: son-in-law
{n} [archaic] :: husband
{n} [obsolete] :: fiancé, bridegroom
vödör {n} :: bucket (container)
vőfély {n} :: best man, groomsman (traditional ceremony man who helps with managing the wedding party)
vőlegény {n} :: fiancé (a man who is engaged to be married)
vőlegény {n} :: bridegroom, groom (a man about to be married)
völgy {n} :: valley
Vönöck {prop} :: Vönöck (village)
vörheny {n} [diseases, dated] :: scarlet fever
vörhenyestorkú nyaktekercs {n} :: rufous-necked wryneck (Jynx ruficollis)
vörös {adj} :: red (often specifically a darker red than piros)
vörös {n} :: red (often specifically a darker red than piros)
vörös áfonya {n} :: lingonberry, cowberry, foxberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea)
vörösbegy {n} :: robin (Erithacus rubecula)
vörösbor {n} :: red wine
vörösebb {adj} :: comparative of vörös
vöröseltolódás {n} [physics] :: redshift
vörös gém {n} :: purple heron (Ardea purpurea)
vöröshagyma {n} :: yellow onion (Allium cepa)
vörös hajú {adj} :: redheaded, redhaired
vörös hiúz {n} :: bobcat (Lynx rufus)
vörös kánya {n} :: red kite (Milvus milvus)
Vörösmarty {prop} :: Mihály Vörösmarty, Hungarian poet
vörösödik {vi} :: to redden, become red
vörös szőnyeg {n} :: red carpet (a strip of red carpet that is laid for a VIP to walk on)
vörös vércse {n} :: common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)
vörösvérsejt {n} [hematology, cytology] :: red blood cell, erythrocyte
vörösvértest {n} [hematology, cytology] :: red blood cell, erythrocyte
vörösszemhatás {n} [photography] :: redeye effect (effect in a photograph taken with flash of a subject's eyes appearing red)
vs. {conj} :: abbreviation of versus
vulkán {n} :: volcano
vulkáni {adj} :: volcanic (of, or relating to a volcano)
vulkanizmus {n} :: volcanism
vulkanológus {n} :: volcanologist
vuvuzela {n} :: vuvuzela