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isten işten ištēn Hungarian Etymology Presumably a derived term, Isten is thought to have derived from the Turkic term Tengri. Its stem may have been “Is Tengri”, with Is being an old variant of hu ős ancestor, forefather.hu https://mek.oszk.hu/06700/06769/06769.pdf? Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár 1995 Tengri szóból alakult ki: Is Tengri. Az első szótag as "is" valószínűleg egy Istenre utaló jelzőt takar. Ős Tengri, vagy Őz (Igaz) Tengri. A második szótag a "ten" a tengri szó lerövidült változata. PDF A KILENCEDIK (TAPOLCAI) MAGYAR ŐSTÖRTÉNETI TALÁLKOZÓ 34 2026-10-17 It originated from the word Tengri: Is Tengri. The first syllable, “is,” probably represents an epithet referring to God, such as Ős Tengri (Primordial Tengri) or Őz (True) Tengri. The second syllable, “ten,” is a shortened form of the word Tengri.Zoltán Sándor, “Az isten szó ősjelentése” [“The Original Meaning of the Word Isten”], Keresztény Magvető 69, nos. 4–5 (1937), pp. 209–212.Czuczor, Gergely, and János Fogarasi. A magyar nyelv szótára, vol. III (Pest: Emich Gusztáv, 1865), p. 137, s.v. “ISTEN.” Alternatively, its endings (t and n) may have been diminutive suffixes. Pronunciation hu Hu-isten.ogg hu Is ten hu ɛn 2 Proper noun hu proper noun God single god of monotheism hu A Mindenható Isten Egyháza The Church of Almighty God The Church of Almighty God Declension Istene e - sgIsten ei sg Derived terms See at hu isten#Derived terms. See also hu isten References hu Christianity God Paganism Religion