ungar
derNounundercooked; not fully cooked
English translations
- 01
German meaning: Bezieht sich auf Ungarn oder eine Person aus Ungarn. English meaning: Hungarian Synonym: Magyar German example: Er ist ein ungarischer Staatsbürger. English example: He is a Hungarian citizen. Type: Adjective: Comparative: ungarerSuperlative: am ungarsten
- 02
Hungarian
Word details
- German meaning
- Eine Person, die aus Ungarn stammt oder die ungarische Staatsbürgerschaft besitzt.
- English meaning
- Hungarian
- Synonym
- Magyar
- German example
- Mein Nachbar ist Ungar.
- English example
- My neighbor is Hungarian.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Ungar
- Plural Form
- die Ungarn
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Example sentences with “ungar”
Das Fleisch war leider noch ungar. (The meat was unfortunately still undercooked.)
Frequently asked questions
How do you use 'ungar' in a sentence?
The adjective 'ungar' is used to describe food that has not been cooked for long enough. It is the antonym of 'gar' (cooked/done).