Definition of Honvéd in English:

Honvéd

(also Honved)

noun ˈhɒnveɪd

historical

Originally: Hungarian volunteers, and subsequently all Hungarian troops, during the revolutionary war of 1848–9. Later: the Hungarian second-line formation within the Austrian army (1868–1918); (also) the Hungarian army (1920–48). Also: a member of any of these military forces, (now) specifically a private in the Hungarian army.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hungarian honvéd patriotic soldier, militant, member of the Hungarian army, initially of the army of the autonomous government as opposed to the Austro-Hungarian army from hon home land, home + véd to defend, protect.

Definition of Honvéd in US English:

Honvéd

(also Honved)

nounˈhɒnveɪd

historical

Originally: Hungarian volunteers, and subsequently all Hungarian troops, during the revolutionary war of 1848–9. Later: the Hungarian second-line formation within the Austrian army (1868–1918); (also) the Hungarian army (1920–48). Also: a member of any of these military forces, (now) specifically a private in the Hungarian army.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hungarian honvéd patriotic soldier, militant, member of the Hungarian army, initially of the army of the autonomous government as opposed to the Austro-Hungarian army from hon home land, home + véd to defend, protect.

词汇	Honvéd
释义	Definition of Honvéd in English: Honvéd (also Honved) noun ˈhɒnveɪd historical Originally: Hungarian volunteers, and subsequently all Hungarian troops, during the revolutionary war of 1848–9. Later: the Hungarian second-line formation within the Austrian army (1868–1918); (also) the Hungarian army (1920–48). Also: a member of any of these military forces, (now) specifically a private in the Hungarian army. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hungarian honvéd patriotic soldier, militant, member of the Hungarian army, initially of the army of the autonomous government as opposed to the Austro-Hungarian army from hon home land, home + véd to defend, protect. Definition of Honvéd in US English: Honvéd (also Honved) nounˈhɒnveɪd historical Originally: Hungarian volunteers, and subsequently all Hungarian troops, during the revolutionary war of 1848–9. Later: the Hungarian second-line formation within the Austrian army (1868–1918); (also) the Hungarian army (1920–48). Also: a member of any of these military forces, (now) specifically a private in the Hungarian army. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hungarian honvéd patriotic soldier, militant, member of the Hungarian army, initially of the army of the autonomous government as opposed to the Austro-Hungarian army from hon home land, home + véd to defend, protect.
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