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Of Hungarian decent, Eastern-Europeans who are sweet-natured people, Catholic, have style and can entertain company with great food. Well-known for Paprika and Classical music. Makers of Brandy and Wine.

Ranging from German-esk blonde/blue eyed appearance to Italian-esk Dark complexion/brwn eyed.
You know you're in a Magyar-house when you are entertained, well fed and have a drink in hand.
Magyar by Veva December 9, 2003
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An ancient group of barbarians that originated from the Ural Mountains in Russia. Along with the Huns, they were the most badass of their kind, eating people alive and burning down village after village without batting an eye, far more intimidating than other barbarians, such as the Goths or Anglo-Saxons. After their ravaging in the ruins of the late Roman Empire, they eventually settled in what is now Hungary. In fact, the Hungarian word for Hungary is Magyarország, and modern-day Hungarians and their language can be called Magyar respectively. The word Hungary comes from Hun and Magyar. If you're Hungarian, you can brag that your ancestors were war-hungry badasses who singlehandedly destroyed what was once the greatest and most dominant power in the world.
My friend is Hungarian, therefore he can also be called a Magyar. His ancestors were Magyars, and some were even Huns. I can call him a Magyar without offending anyone. Magyar is not a slang or offensive term.
Magyar by Practical Problems December 28, 2014
Hungarians, who live in Huhgary and speak in this language, they can live in Romania (Transylvania, Slovakia (Felvidék), Ucraina (Kárpátalja), Yougoslavia (Vajdaság), and other placeis, teritories of the Great Hungary from 1918.
magyar fiu= hungarían boy
Magyar by Józsa János August 29, 2005
A Finnic language spoken in central Europe (mostly in The Republic of Hungary) by about 15 million speakers.

The fact that Magyar is classified as Finnic is due to its use of vowel harmony, the tendency to string words together and the overall similarities to other Finnic languages such as Finnish (Suomi), Estonian (Eesti), and Võro (Võro).

Magyar is known to contain some very long words made up of many suffixes such as, "Legeslegmegszentségtelenítethetetlenebbeiteknek"
meaning roughly "For those of you who it was the very least possible to have defiled".


Magyar may also be used as an adjective used in reference to someone of Hungarian ethnicity.
There's a magyar deli downtown.

Istok speaks magyar quite fluently.
Magyar by bauB June 26, 2008

Magyar oar 

Similar to the dutch rudder, where person A takes person B's arm and manipulates the hand to masturbate person A.
Bartok: So, I dont want this to be gay or anything, but could you perhaps give me a dutch rudder??
Denes: Dutch Rudder! Fuck the Dutch! I will Magyar Oar you until your penis resembles a magpie! Now give me your dick!
Bartok: Ooooh yeaaaaah.
Magyar oar by Cockdriller August 3, 2010

Magyar nyelv 

A word meaning Hungarian language in Hungarian.
Magyar nyelv is spoken by lots of people.
Magyar nyelv by Qorptocx December 4, 2018

Magyar G6 

Hungary's only airplane to date. It may or may not exist.
Feelin' so fly like a Magyar G6
Magyar G6 by A Magyar January 13, 2011
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Example 2:
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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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