Magyarism

magyarism English Etymology From en Magyar ism. Noun en rhetoric A Hungarianism, a word or idiom of the Hungarian language borrowed by another language. en 1912 The Jewish Encyclopedia: A Descriptive Record of the History, Religion, Literature, and Customs of the Jewish People from the Earliest Times to the Present Day 376 Simonyi, Sigmund: Hungarian linguist; [...] has published the following works: [...] a historical dictionary of the Hungarian language; "Német és Magyar Szólások" (1895), on Teutonisms and Magyarisms; and (in collaboration with Balassa) a German-Hungarian dictionary (1899). en 1915 David Mitrany Rumania: Her History and Politics 7 They found the Rumanian nation firmly established, race and language, and the latter remained pure of Magyarisms, even in Transylvania. en 1998 G. S. Smith; C. M. MacRobert; G. C. Stone Oxford Slavonic Papers Oxford University Press 9780198159544 86 It was also noted that in any case there was a discernible trend towards internationalization of the modern lexicon particularly in specialist works, while in everyday language many of the Germanisms, Magyarisms, and Latinisms which had ... en 2001 Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts: LLBA A corpus of 317 Hungarian words was compiled from the prose of 24 Russian writers, & the Magyarisms are listed alphabetically, each illustrated with a quote from the text in which it was attested. Coordinate terms Translations Hungarianism