gazda
A2
Hungarian
goodman, master, farmer, host
NOUN
B1
ARCHAIC
1
goodman
C1
Usage pattern:
a ház gazdája
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
male head of a household
Themes
history
|household
|social_rank
|archaic
|male
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Definition
In historical English, a man who is the head of his household, especially one of lower or middle social rank.
NOUN
B2
ARCHAIC
1
goodman
C1
Usage pattern:
[vezetéknév] gazda
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
old title before a man’s surname
Themes
history
|title
|address_form
|social_rank
|archaic
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A historical form of address used as a title before a man’s surname, roughly equivalent to “Mister,” especially for a householder of lower or middle social rank.
NOUN
A2
FORMAL
1
master
B2
Usage pattern:
vki/vmi gazdája
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Male owner of people or animals (historical)
Themes
ownership
|slavery
|animals
|hierarchy
|history
|law
|relationships
|politics
Definition
A man who owns and controls slaves, servants, or animals, especially in historical contexts.
NOUN
A2
2
farmer
A1
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Person who works in farming
Themes
agriculture
|occupation
|crops
|livestock
|food_production
|rural_life
|work
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person whose job is to grow crops or raise animals, especially as a source of income.
NOUN
C1
TECHNICAL
2
host
B2
Usage pattern:
vminek a gazdája; gazdaként szolgál
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Organism supporting another organism
Themes
biology
|parasitology
|organisms
|disease
|ecology
|science
|health
|animals
Definition
An organism that provides food or shelter for another organism, such as a parasite or symbiont.
Grammar
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Expressions
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