seprő

seprő [ˈʃeprøː] – broom

söprő [ˈʃøprøː] – broom

söprű [ˈʃøpryː] – broom

seprű [ˈʃepryː] – broom

marad

Marad – ancient Sumerian city

marad [ˈmɑrɑd] – stays; remains (in Hungarian)
maradni [ˈmɑrɑdni] – to stay; to remain (in Hungarian)

kis

Kish [ˈkiʃ] – ancient Sumerian city

kis [ˈkiʃ] – small; little (in Hungarian)

Uruk

Uruk – ancient Sumerian city

Uruk [ˈuruk] – their Lord (Hungarian)

úr [ˈuːr]

1) Mr.

2) gentleman (also as “úriember“)

3) lord

cigányút

cigányútra ment a falat [ˈtsigaːɲuːtrɑ mɛnt ɑ fɑlɑt] – the bite went down the wrong way
(Literally: the bite went on a gypsy road)

cigány [ˈtsigaːɲ] – gypsy
roma [ˈromɑ] – Romani
út [ˈuːt] – way; road; path
menni [ˈmɛnːi] – to go
falat [ˈfɑlɑt] – mouthful; bite (of food)
korty [ˈkorc] – gulp (amount of a drink that is swallowed at once)

hajadon

hajadon [ˈhɑjɑdon] – maiden; unmarried single (female)

hajadon [ˈhɑjɑdon] – uncovered head; bare-headed

hajadon [ˈhɑjɑdon] – on your hair

haj [ˈhɑj] – hair

csontkovács

csontkovács [ˈtʃontkovaːtʃ] – osteopath; chiropractor; bonesetter
[Literally::: bone-smith]

csont [ˈtʃont] – bone
kovács [ˈkovaːtʃ] – smith

bajusz

bajusz [ˈbɑjus] – moustache (Hungarian)
я боюсь [ja bɐˈjʉsʲ] – I’m afraid (Russian)
я улыбаюсь [ja ʊlɨˈbajʉsʲ] – I smile; I’m smiling (Russian) 

Mosolyogsz a bajszod alatt. (Hungarian)
[ˈmoʃojogs ɑ bɑjsod ɑlɑtː]
– Translation: You are smiling under your moustache.
– Meaning: You are working on some plan how to play a trick on me.

szemrevaló

szemrevaló [ˈsɛmrɛvɑloː] – attractive
[Literally::: someone, who belongs onto (an) eye; easy on the eye]

szemrevaló teremtés [ˈsɛmrɛvɑloː tɛrɛmteːʃ] – attractive creature
szemre [ˈsɛmrɛ] – onto (an) eye
szem [ˈsɛm] – eye
való [ˈvɑloː]
1) fitting; suitable; appropriate (-nak/-nek or -hoz/-hez/-höz)
[e.g.: Ez a könyv neked való. – This book is suitable for you. / You will like this book.]
[e.g.: Péter hozzád való. – Peter is suitable for you. (as a boyfriend/husband)] 
2) (rare) real
[e.g.: A való életben ez másképp van. – It is different in the real life.] 
3) 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)
[e.g.: Az Annával való találkozásom óta boldogabb vagyok. – Since my meeting with Anna, I am happier.] 

Kiskunfélegyháza

Kiskunfélegyháza [ˈkiʃkunfeːlɛɟhaːzɑ]

[Literally::: little Cuman’s half church]

 

kis [ˈkiʃ] – small; little

kun [ˈkun] – Cuman

fél [ˈfeːl] – half

egyház [ˈɛɟhaːz] – church