bozgori

Romanian word used by people who disrespect hungarians (maghyars).

A very mean and racist way of describing them by Romanians

e.g: Futui in gura de bozgori

Fucking hungarians (literally translated: May they get fucked in the mouth these hungarians)

e.g: Bozgori imputiti

Stinky hungarinas

by eugen926 March 18, 2011

bozgor

A racial slur used against Hungarians by Romanians with an inferiority complex.

"When people thinks of Romania, they think of orphanages, Dracula and eBay scammers - it's the fault of those bozgors who're holding us back, I swear!!"

by Suessi August 5, 2007

bozgor

The word "bozgor" is used on group of Romanians (Romanian nationality) in Transylvania.

Enormous number of Romanians (from Moldova and South-Romania) were moved unwillingly to Transylvania during the communist regime to change the ethnic composition of the population. Having no roots in this country, these people are called "bozgor" - meaning: without country.

The other meaning is used by the Romanians (Vlach) as a response. The native Hungarians are often called "bozgor".

Both meanings are extremely racist and used only by the lower class with lack of education.

Most of the blocks (cockneydom) in old Hungarian cities were filled by Romanian population now called "bozgor".

Examples: Cluj /Kolozsvar, Klaussenburg/, Cart. Marasti, Manastur, ...

Targu Mures /Marosvasarhely/, Cart. Tudor V, ...

Hunedoara /Vajdahunyad/, Oradea /Nagyvarad/, other 13 cities and several villages.

by What-Is-Bozgor March 26, 2009

bozgor

Hungarians, whose ancestors arrived like barbarian invadors from Central Asia in Transylvania and Panonia, already peopled by Romanians, are called by the term "BOZGOR," that means countryless, one without a homeland.

Du-te-n pizda ma-ti de bozgor împutit.

by Vlad - III the Impaler June 26, 2008

bozgor

BOZGOR = ROMANIAN /ROMAN DE BLOC/ (group of ethnic Romanians moved to Transylvania living at the "Blocks").

The word "bozgor" is used on group of Romanians (Romanian nationality) in Transylvania. People without roots (Roman de cartier/Roman de bloc)

Large number of Romanians were moved unwillingly to Transylvania after 1919 and during the communist regime to change the ethnic composition of the population. Having no roots, no ancestors in this country, these people are called "bozgor". Bozgor means "Romanian without country" or "Roman de bloc".

The whole area was empty before, now it is full with blocks and bozgors.

by Averam April 1, 2009

bozgor

People, in this case hungarians, without a country/home, homeland; an unwelcome trespasser in the Rumanian's homeland.

Those bozgors want to ocupy Transilvania. The bozgor is not talking romanian in front of romanians.

by Andreiutzu April 16, 2008

bozgorisme

Bozgorisme refers to words or phrases misspelled by Hungarians in another language.

Bobby and me want to pool to go.
Me don't like your talk to I like that.

Shit dude, nice bozgorisme, are you retard?
Nem. Me HunGAYrian I am.

by The Bulgarian Tank January 6, 2010