Hungarian words first recorded in the 18th century

It is a compound from Hungarian minden (“every, all”) + ki (“who; someone”). The older literary language used kiki “each one” for this sense; Szily found the word first in Sándor István's Toldalék…

It is formed from Hungarian hogy (“how”) + -n, the interrogative and relative adverb ⟨hogy⟩ with the suffix of manner ⟨-n⟩. The base ⟨hogy⟩ was formed within Hungarian, but how it was formed is…

It is a back-formation from the nouns ⟨percegés⟩, ⟨percenés⟩ and ⟨percentés⟩, derived from the verbs percen, perceg and percent, which imitate a faint ticking or crackling. The nouns were used of…

It developed within Hungarian from the pronoun mely “which” on the model of the pairs ilyen : ily and olyan : oly. The interrogative mi “what” may have influenced its form. Its original form was…

It is from Hungarian no (“come on, well”) + s (“and”), a compound of the interjection and the conjunction, a short form of és. The compound arose in sentences in which the interjection, urging the…