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ha meaning in Hungarian
| Norwegian | Hungarian |
|---|---|
| halloi [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| hallomann [-en, -menn, -mennene] n | |
| halloween [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| hallusinasjon [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| hallusinerer [hallusinerte, hallusinert] v | |
| hallusinogen [-et, -/-er, -ene/-a] n | |
| halm [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halma [-en, -er, -ene] n | malomspill |
| halmhatt [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halmmadrass [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halmsekk [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halmstakk [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halmstrå [-et, -, -ene/-a] n | |
| halmtak [-et, -, -ene/-a] n | |
| halo [-en, -er, -ene] n | fénykoszorúrundt månen/sola |
| halogen [-et, -/-er, -ene/-a] n | |
| halogenlampe [-n/-pa, -r, -ne] n | |
| halogenpære [-n/-ra, -r, -ne] n | |
| hals [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| hals over hode | |
| halser [halset/halsa, halset/halsa] v | |
| halsbånd [-et, -, -ene/-a] n | |
| halsband [-et, -, -ene/-a] n | |
| halsbetennelse [-n, -r, -ne] n | |
| halsbrann [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halsbrekkende [-, -] adj | |
| halsekrus [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halsen hans er tørr | |
| halsesyke [-n, -r, -ne] n | |
| halshogger [halshogde/halshogg, halshogd] v | |
| halshogging [-en/-a, -er, -ene] n | |
| halshugger [halshugde/halshugg/halshugget, halshugd/halshugget] v | |
| halshugging [-en/-a, -er, -ene] n | |
| halsing [-en/-a, -er, -ene] n | |
| halskatarr [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halskjede [-n/-t, -r, -ne/-da] n | |
| halsklut [-en, -er, -ene] n | |
| halskrage [-n, -r, -ne] n | |
| halslenke [-n, -r, -ne] n |
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