How to Say “Russia” in Hungarian

Oroszország
[ˈorosorsaːɡ]
Russia in Hungarian is Oroszország.
Oroszország is the name of the country located in Eastern Europe and North Asia.
Meaning: country in Eastern Europe and North Asia (name)

Did you know?

  • In Hungarian, the word ország is derived from an old word meaning 'boundary' or 'border', suggesting a 'country' is defined by its limits.
  • The term Orosz is historically linked to the 'Rus' people, but in many other Slavic languages, the word for 'Russian' actually sounds more like 'white' or 'bright'.
  • Because Hungarian uses agglutination, the word Oroszország can grow much longer to mean 'from Russia' or 'in Russia' by adding suffixes to the end of the word.

Examples in context

  • Nem sokat tudok Oroszországról.
    I don't know too much about Russia.
    This sentence is useful for talking about what you know regarding Oroszország.
    Tatoeba #3271131 by bandeirante, translation #3271097 by CN
  • Miért akar Oroszországba menni?
    Why does she want to go to Russia?
    This sentence is useful for asking about a desire to go into Oroszország.
    Tatoeba #8651278 by Pandaa, translation #7449813 by Amastan
  • Nem Moszkva Oroszország fővárosa?
    Is the capital city of Russia not Moscow?
    This sentence is useful for questioning the capital city of Oroszország.
    Tatoeba #4459528 by bandeirante, translation #4450343 by Will
  • A hivatalos neve ennek az országnak Oroszország.
    The official name of this country is Russia.
  • Hol találkoztál az orosz barátoddal?
    Where did you meet your Russian friend?
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Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their travel interests in a cafe.

  1. Katalin

    Oroszország nagyon nagy ország.
    Russia is a very large country.
  2. Zoltán

    Igen, hatalmas terület.
    Yes, it is a huge territory.
  3. Katalin

    Szeretnél látni Oroszországot?
    Would you like to see Russia?
  4. Zoltán

    Talán egy nap majd.
    Maybe someday.

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