Hungarian language

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The Hungarian language is a Uralic language spoken primarily in Hungary, known for its agglutinative grammar, extensive case system, and vocabulary distinct from most other European languages.

Aliases (2)

Statements (95)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Finno-Ugric language
Uralic language
agglutinative language
natural language
closelyRelatedTo Khanty language
Mansi language
hasAlphabetSize 44 letters including digraphs and trigraphs
hasAnalyticTenseSystem true
hasBasicWordOrder SOV-SVO flexible word order
hasCaseSystem extensive case system
hasCEFRAlignedTeachingMaterials true
hasDefiniteConjugation true
hasDefiniteIndefiniteContrast true
hasDistinctLetters á
é
í
ó
ö
ú
ü
ő
ű
hasEthnologueCode hun
hasFirstContinuousTextFrom 12th century
hasGlottocode hung1274
hasIndefiniteConjugation true
hasISO639-1Code hu
hasISO639-2Code hun
hasISO639-3Code hun
hasLanguageRegulatorLocation Budapest
hasLoanwordsFrom English
German
Latin
Romance languages
Slavic languages
Turkic languages
hasMajorityLanguageStatusIn Hungary
hasMinorityLanguageStatusIn Austria
Croatia
Romania
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Ukraine
hasMorphologicalType agglutinative
hasNoArticlesInProtoStage true
hasNoGrammaticalGender true
hasNotableEarlyText Funeral Sermon and Prayer
Old Hungarian Lamentations of Mary
hasNumberOfCases more than 15 grammatical cases
hasNumberOfSpeakers approximately 13 million
hasOldestRecordsFrom 10th century
hasPolitePronoun maga
ön
hasStandardPronunciationBasedOn Budapest dialect
hasStressPattern fixed initial stress
hasVowelHarmony true
isMutuallyIntelligibleWith none of its neighboring Indo-European languages
isNotIndoEuropean true
isTaughtAsForeignLanguageIn many European universities
languageBranch Ugric languages
languageFamily Uralic languages
nativeName magyar nyelv
officialLanguageOf European Union
Hungary
primaryCountry Hungary
regulatedBy Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics
spokenIn Australia
Austria
Canada
Croatia
Hungary
Israel
Romania
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Ukraine
United States
standardFormBasedOn dialects of the central Hungarian plain
usesDiacritics acute accent
usesDigraph cs
gy
ly
ny
sz
ty
zs
usesPostpositions true
usesSuffixesFor case marking
derivation
plural marking
possessive marking
usesTrigraph dzs
writingSystem Latin script

Referenced by (34)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Joachim
Maximilian
Nicholas
hasLanguageOfUse
European Union ("Hungarian")
Hungarian government ("Hungarian")
Mako, Kingdom of Hungary ("Hungarian")
hasOfficialLanguage
Hungarian Jews ("Hungarian")
Old Hungarian Lamentations of Mary ("Old Hungarian")
Stephen I of Hungary ("Old Hungarian")
language
Ugric languages
Uralic languages
hasMember
Romani language
Romanian language
influencedBy
Hungarian 2nd Army ("Hungarian")
Hungarian forint ("Hungarian")
languageOfName
Hungarian Diet ("Hungarian")
Vatican Radio ("Hungarian")
languageOfWorkOrName
Hungarian American diaspora ("Hungarian")
National Assembly of Hungary ("Hungarian")
languageUsed
Google Translate ("Hungarian")
availableLanguage
Mansi language
distantlyRelatedTo
Hungarian Unitarian Church ("Hungarian")
hasLanguage
Gaja stream
hasLanguageRegion
Karel ("Hungarian")
hasLanguageUsage
Hungarian Unitarian Church ("Hungarian")
hasLiturgicalLanguage
Province of Trieste ("Hungarian")
hasRecognizedMinorityLanguage
Titel
hasRegionalLanguagePresence
Romanians ("Hungarian")
historicalLanguageInfluence
Drava ("Hungarian")
languageOfAlternativeName
Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics ("Hungarian")
languageOfWork
Hungarian Reformed churches ("Hungarian")
languageOfWorship
Hungary–Austria border ("Hungarian")
languageOnHungarianSide
Finnish language
moreDistantlyRelatedTo
Kingdom of Hungary ("Hungarian")
officialLanguage

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