Hungarian - English

manó

A2 Hungarian
pix, elf, gnome, deuce
NOUN A2 LITERARY
1
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Meaning
plural of pixie (fantasy beings)
Themes
folklore |fantasy |magic |mythical_creatures |literary |arts_entertainment
Definition

An alternative plural form of "pixie": small, often mischievous, magical creatures in folklore and fantasy stories.

NOUN A2
2
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Meaning
small magical humanlike creature
Themes
fantasy |mythology |supernatural |fictional_being |christmas |games |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
Definition

A small or slender humanlike supernatural being, usually with pointed ears and magical powers, found in modern fantasy stories and in images of Santa’s helpers at Christmas.

NOUN A2
2
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Meaning
Small underground mythical creature
Themes
mythology |fantasy |creature |small_person |underground |arts_entertainment |nature |core_vocabulary
Definition

In folklore and fantasy stories, a very small human-like creature, often bearded and associated with living in the earth, forests, or gardens.

NOUN B1 LITERARY
2
Usage pattern:
mi/hol/hová a manóba(n) ...?
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Meaning
Old-fashioned euphemism for the devil
Themes
euphemism |devil |exclamation |old_fashioned |surprise |annoyance |communication |core_vocabulary |religion
Definition

An old-fashioned euphemistic term for the devil, used especially in exclamations to express surprise, annoyance, or confusion.

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