máma

tennap [ˈtenːɑp] – yesterday (dialectical) 
tegnap [ˈtegnɑp] – yesterday

máma [ˈmaːmɑ] – today (dialectical) 
ma [ˈmɑ] – today

hónap [ˈhoːnɑp] – tomorrow (dialectical) 
holnap [ˈholnɑp] – tomorrow
hónap [ˈhoːnɑp] – month

kacsára izzadtam magam

kacsára izzadtam magam [ˈkɑtʃaːrɑ izːɑtːɑm mɑgɑm] – I am soaked in sweat
[Literally::: I sweat myself to duck]

kacsa [ˈkɑtʃɑ] – duck
izzadni [ˈizːɑdni] – to sweat (to emit sweat)
magam [ˈmɑgɑm] – myself

bulgár

bolgár [ˈbolɡaːr] – Bulgarian (official Hungarian)
bulgár [ˈbulɡaːr] – Bulgarian (Palóc Hungarian dialect)

Bulgária [ˈbulɡaːriɑ] – Bulgaria
bulgáriai [ˈbulɡaːriɑi] – Bulgarian

While bolgár and bulgár can be used for both bolgár nyelv (Bulgarian language) and bolgár nő (Bulgarian woman), bulgáriai refers only to a
person coming from or a thing associated with Bulgaria, for example “bulgáriai nyaralás (Bulgarian vacation)”, but never the language.