Magyarfalu-tól Csángliá-ig by Csanád Bodó

“…The ethnically perceived space at the same time – apart from other linguistic and non-linguistic practices – becomes familiar to the speakers of the Hungarian language area through the use of “Hungarian” place names. …”
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Magyar Nemzeti Helynévtár by István Hoffmann, Valéria Tóth

“…The Hungarian National Toponym Registry is a digital database designed to store and manage the complete synchronic and diachronic place name stock of the Hungarian language area. The database consists of two units: the Hungarian Names Archives (www.mna.unideb.hu), which stores place names in text and excel files (and incorporates approximately 450,000 data) and the Hungarian Digital Toponym Registry (www.mdh.unideb.hu), the early and modern modules of which can be accessed as online databases (incorporating approximately 280,000 data). …”
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A Bakonybéli összeírás mint nyelvtörténeti forrás by Katalin Pelczéder

“…The Latin document dates back to the first century of Hungarian literacy and contains a significant number of Hungarian place names, personal names and common nouns, so it plays an important role in learning more about the Hungarian language of the era. The dissertation is the first complete linguistic-historical analysis of this source. …”
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Translanguaging in Family Communication by Janka Szilágyi, Tünde Szécsi

“…The participants included twelve Hungarian American families with adolescent children who used the Hungarian language in family communication. The findings indicated that most families found translanguaging natural and positive, and these families used supportive and constructive behaviors when translanguaging happened. …”
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A Short History of the Formation of Hungarian Legal Terminology by József Szabadfalvi

“…Starting at the end of the 18th century, the extension of the official use of the Hungarian language had become the subject of a political struggle between the Viennese court and the Hungarian Estates – one that had a direct effect on the development of the legal language. …”
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Political crisis vs. media crisis: specifics of the genesis of the Hungarian press of the Habsburg period in the 18th century by Tatiana Yu. Pynina

“…The early period of the Hungarian press - from the appearance of the first Hungarian newspaper “Mercurius Hungaricus” in 1703, associated with the anti-Habsburg liberation war led by Ferenc Rakosi II, to the beginning of the first Hungarian-language newspaper in 1780, - is studied. The peculiarity of this period is that the periodicals were published in Latin and German. …”
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Egy elképzelt másság nyomában: nacionalizmus és genderellenesség by Noémi Fazakas, Blanka Barabás

“…In February 2017 the press in Hungary published news regarding a new (Hungarian language) Gender Studies MA program at the Eötvös Loránd University. …”
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Vízrajzi köznevek ómagyar kori településnevekben by Ferenc Bíró

“…The two groups of hydrographic common nouns examined in the paper and the actual hydronyms formed with the help of them became metonymical settlement names in the northern zone, in the eastern–southeastern–southern zone and in the western zone more often than in other regions of the Hungarian language area. …”
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Modele de dezvoltare identitară în familii minoritare etnic/multiculturale de surzi by Emese Belenyi, Gavril Flora

“…The research results denote that in the case of Deaf people living in ethnically homogenous marriages who have graduated from a special school in Hungarian language, the transmission of Hungarian identity, knowledge of Hungarian sign language/oral language tends to be a natural, undisturbed process. …”
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Framework for Preparation of Engaging Online Educational Materials—A Cognitive Approach by Žolt Namestovski, Attila Kovari

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Students' attitudes towards mathematics in lower grades as an element of motivation for learning by Kovács Elvira I., Maričić Sanja M.

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A Tihanyi alapítólevél személynevei I. by Rudolf Szentgyörgyi

“…Inquiries have produced significant new results primarily for the history of the Hungarian language and historical name studies in connection with the toponyms in the Deed; the personal names in this charter have not, however, provoked much research interest so far. …”
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Cross-Language Speech Emotion Recognition Using Bag-of-Word Representations, Domain Adaptation, and Data Augmentation by Shruti Kshirsagar, Tiago H. Falk

“…Experiments with German, French, and Hungarian language datasets were performed, and the proposed N-CORAL method, combined with BoW and data augmentation, was shown to achieve the best arousal and valence prediction accuracy, highlighting the usefulness of the proposed method for “in the wild” speech emotion recognition. …”
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Case Study: Students’ Code-Tracing Skills and Calibration of Questions for Computer Adaptive Tests by Robert Pinter, Sanja Maravić Čisar, Attila Kovari, Lenke Major, Petar Čisar, Jozsef Katona

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The Slavic Toponymy of Early 20th Century Austria-Hungary in Epistolary Intercourse by Daria Yu. Vashchenko, Anna A. Plotnikova

“…The analysis shows that Gradishian-Croatian and German elements predominate over Hungarian ones, even though Chunovo was part of the Hungarian part of Austria-Hungary, and the locals studied the Hungarian language at school and used it in official communication. …”
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Román közterületnevek a két világháború közti időszak romániai magyar napilapjaiban by Krisztina Sófalvi

“…The status of the Hungarian language changed: it became a minority language, Romanian becoming the official and, in certain situations (for example, in official usage), the compulsory language. …”
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Childhood Obesity in Serbia on the Rise by Lidija Marković, Višnja Đorđić, Nebojša Trajković, Predrag Božić, Szabolcs Halaši, Dragan Cvejić, Sergej M. Ostojić

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Der adnominale possessive Dativ im Dialekt von Deutschpilsen (ungarisch Nagybörzsöny) by Éva Márkus

“…The article deals with the adnominal dative+possessive construction of the type in Bęəbən ir Gətrax (‘the women their costume = the costume of women’) and its different variants in the German dialect of Deutschpilsen, a small Hungarian language island in northern Hungary. It is a medieval settlement, in the past its inhabitants were mainly engaged in mining and probably came from the south and the middle east of the German-speaking area. …”
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The many faces of autonomy: The normalised dynamics of claiming 'autonomy' through a creative policy game by Divald, S

“…The project uses elite interviews, party documents and newspaper archives in the original Hungarian language. It draws on qualitative text analysis to unpack how claims to autonomy unfold.…”

Examination of Physical Activity Patterns of Children, Reliability and Structural Validity Testing of the Hungarian Version of the PAQ-C Questionnaire by Alexandra Makai, Viktória Prémusz, Olívia Dózsa-Juhász, Kitti Fodor-Mazzag, Csaba Melczer, Pongrác Ács

“…The study aimed to adapt the Physical Activity Questionnaire for Children (PAQ-C) to the Hungarian language and assess its validity, reliability, and factor structure. …”
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