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Levike wrote:[flag=]hu[/flag] rák

cancer

Really? In Ukrainian it's the same.

[flag=]et[/flag] kala
fish

Irusia wrote:

Levike wrote:[flag=]hu[/flag] rák
cancer

Really? In Ukrainian it's the same.

Igen. És erről az állatról kapta a nevét.
Yes. And it was named after this.

[flag=]et[/flag] kala

[flag=]hu[/flag] cápa

shark

Levike wrote:Yes. And it's also the name for this.

Exactly the same in Ukrainian

[flag=]et[/flag] hammas
tooth

Levike wrote:[flag=]hu[/flag] oroszlán
lion

In Crimean Tatar it is "arslan". Is it a loanword?

Irusia wrote:

Levike wrote:[flag=]hu[/flag] oroszlán (lion)

In Crimean Tatar it is "arslan". Is it a loanword?

Talán eredetileg türk szó és a magyar máris tele van türk szavakkal, figyelembe véve a helyt ahonnan ered.
I think it's originally a Turkic work and Hungarian has a lot of Turkic vocabulary, given its place of birth.

Lásd itt a térképen / Look at this map: https://i.imgur.com/FWNOagj.png

[flag=]et[/flag] hammas (tooth)

[flag=]hu[/flag] fájdalom
pain

[flag=]hu[/flag] sebesülés

injury

[flag=]mhr[/flag] вӱр
blood

[flag=]hu[/flag] vámpír

vampire

[flag=]hu[/flag] vérszomjas ( vér = blood, szomjas = thirsty )

bloodthirsty

[flag=]mhr[/flag] йӱаш (йӱ- + infinitive suffix -аш)
to drink

[flag=]et[/flag] vesi
water

[flag=]mhr[/flag] ер
lake

[flag=]hu[/flag] hegyek

mountain

[flag=]mns[/flag] вортолнут bear

[flag=]mhr[/flag] кугу
big, large

[flag=]et[/flag] päikene
sun

[flag=]mhr[/flag] кечывалвел
south

кече = sun = day
кечывал = midday, daylight
вел = side, area

[flag=]hu[/flag] aszály

drought