Peter Kiraly
Biographic Data
| ID | 1051719 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Kiraly |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Kiraly |
| SIGNATURE | KIRALY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8749-4597 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Maďarské lexikálne prvky v českom slovníku Juraja Palkoviča
The Slovak evangelical priest Juraj Palkovič (Georg Palkowitsch), who worked as a professor in Bratislava, collected 240 loanwords borrowed from Hungarian or through Hungarian mediation in his two-volume dictionary published in 1820 and 1821 as a Czech-language edition. His work reflects the language situation of Slovak evangelical people living in Hungary in the 18th and 19th centuries
Orthografie und Sprache der Banater bulgarischen Bücher
In 1688, the inhabitants of Catholic towns and territories in Bulgaria rebelled against the Turks. A part of these people settled in the Bánát area in Hungary. They were allowed to found schools and print books in Bulgarian. These books were published first in the Latin alphabet in complex-letter Hungarian and Kajkavian Croatian orthography, then in diacritical Croatian spelling. Their historical significance is manifested by the fact that the au…
Copia privilegiorum Monasterii Gradicensis
The monastery of Csorna (modern Western Hungary), which belonged to the Premonstratensian order and was established \n circa \n 1180, received the gift including the copies of the valuable charters from the archive of the Benedictine monastery of Hradisko ( \n Monasterium Gradicense \n ) in the vicinity of Olmütz/Olomouc. The earliest original of these charters dates from 1078. There are some documents written in Czech in this collection. The aut…
In memoriam
István Udvari (1950-2005)
Vznik a zánik kalvínskej východoslovenčiny
The author presents the history of a local language. In the 1750s, in Debrecen religious books were printed for the East Slovakian kalvinists living in the North-East part of the Kingdom of Hungary. These books were written in the East Slovakian dialect of the Zemplén county but in Hungarian orthography. This language had been used until 1923. In Slovakia, however, the adherents of the uniform literary Slovakian language, upon the initiative of t…
Critica et bibliographia
O priezvisku Hrianka
The word hrianka 'toast (bread)', having a Middle Slovak phonetic form, derives from the Proto-Slavic verb grejZ, grŠjati. This toast is made in several delicious varieties and used even for curing headache and stomach ache. As a personal name, it is dated from 1688. A man called Hrianka changed his name for Hollós in 1908. His son is Attila Hollós, the editor of Studia Slavica. The author of this paper greets him on his 70th birthday
Die Čiprovecer in Ungarn
The expansion of the Osmanli Turks started in the second half of the 14th century which led to the conquest of the following independent countries: Byzantium, Bulgaria, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia. The inhabitants of these countries fled westwards and many of them found refuge in Hungary. The liberation of Buda from the Turks in 1686, then of Belgrade in 1688 triggered a series of uprisings against the Turkish rule. In 1688 the centre of the upri…
Bakfark [Bacfarc, Bakfarc, Bakfarkh, Bakffark] [Greff alias Bakfark, Greff Bakfark], Valentin
Un séjour de Josquin des Prés a la cour de Hongrie
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Un séjour de Josquin des Prés a la cour de Hongrie
Bakfark [Bacfarc, Bakfarc, Bakfarkh, Bakffark] [Greff alias Bakfark, Greff Bakfark], Valentin
Die Čiprovecer in Ungarn
The expansion of the Osmanli Turks started in the second half of the 14th century which led to the conquest of the following independent countries: Byzantium, Bulgaria, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia. The inhabitants of these countries fled westwards and many of them found refuge in Hungary. The liberation of Buda from the Turks in 1686, then of Belgrade in 1688 triggered a series of uprisings against the Turkish rule. In 1688 the centre of the upri…
Critica et bibliographia
O priezvisku Hrianka
The word hrianka 'toast (bread)', having a Middle Slovak phonetic form, derives from the Proto-Slavic verb grejZ, grŠjati. This toast is made in several delicious varieties and used even for curing headache and stomach ache. As a personal name, it is dated from 1688. A man called Hrianka changed his name for Hollós in 1908. His son is Attila Hollós, the editor of Studia Slavica. The author of this paper greets him on his 70th birthday
In memoriam
István Udvari (1950-2005)
Vznik a zánik kalvínskej východoslovenčiny
The author presents the history of a local language. In the 1750s, in Debrecen religious books were printed for the East Slovakian kalvinists living in the North-East part of the Kingdom of Hungary. These books were written in the East Slovakian dialect of the Zemplén county but in Hungarian orthography. This language had been used until 1923. In Slovakia, however, the adherents of the uniform literary Slovakian language, upon the initiative of t…
Copia privilegiorum Monasterii Gradicensis
The monastery of Csorna (modern Western Hungary), which belonged to the Premonstratensian order and was established \n circa \n 1180, received the gift including the copies of the valuable charters from the archive of the Benedictine monastery of Hradisko ( \n Monasterium Gradicense \n ) in the vicinity of Olmütz/Olomouc. The earliest original of these charters dates from 1078. There are some documents written in Czech in this collection. The aut…
Orthografie und Sprache der Banater bulgarischen Bücher
In 1688, the inhabitants of Catholic towns and territories in Bulgaria rebelled against the Turks. A part of these people settled in the Bánát area in Hungary. They were allowed to found schools and print books in Bulgarian. These books were published first in the Latin alphabet in complex-letter Hungarian and Kajkavian Croatian orthography, then in diacritical Croatian spelling. Their historical significance is manifested by the fact that the au…
Maďarské lexikálne prvky v českom slovníku Juraja Palkoviča
The Slovak evangelical priest Juraj Palkovič (Georg Palkowitsch), who worked as a professor in Bratislava, collected 240 loanwords borrowed from Hungarian or through Hungarian mediation in his two-volume dictionary published in 1820 and 1821 as a Czech-language edition. His work reflects the language situation of Slovak evangelical people living in Hungary in the 18th and 19th centuries
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