Rendőr

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Rendőr

 

Meaning:

policeman, policewoman (rend = order; őr = guard – literally: guard of order)

 

Example sentences:

Lassíts, mert megállít a rendőr!

Slow-you down, because stop(actively) the policeman/policewoman!

Slow down, because the policeman/policewoman will stop you otherwise.

 

A rendőrök folyamatosan köröznek az utakon.

The policemen/policewomen constantly roam-they the streets-on.

The policemen/policewomen constantly roam the streets.

 

Related terms:

büntetés – fine (n.), punishment

egyenruha – uniform

kék – blue

köröz – to cruise, to go in circles

letartóztat – to arrest

őr – guard

őriz – to guard

rend – order (n.)

rendes – orderly

rendezett – tidy, in order

rendőrautó – policecar

rendőrnő – policewoman (While there’s this separate term for policewomen, rendőr can also be used for female police officers.)

rendőrség – police (institution)

 

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Pronunciation of today’s word:

rendőr – policeman, policewoman

 

Pronunciation of the example sentences:

Lassíts, mert megállít a rendőr!

Slow-you down, because stop(actively) the policeman/policewoman!

Slow down, because the policeman/policewoman will stop you otherwise.

 

A rendőrök folyamatosan köröznek az utakon.

The policemen/policewomen constantly roam-they the streets-on.

The policemen/policewomen constantly roam the streets.

 

Pronunciation of the related terms:

büntetés – fine (n.), punishment

 

egyenruha – uniform

 

kék – blue

 

köröz – to cruise, to go in circles

 

letartóztat – to arrest

 

őr – guard

 

őriz – to guard

 

rend – order (n.)

 

rendes – orderly

 

rendezett – tidy, in order

 

rendőrautó – police car

 

rendőrnő – policewoman (While there’s this separate term for policewomen, rendőr can also be used for female police officers.)

 

rendőrség – police (institution)

 

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1 reply
  1. peter says:

    not useful to remember a word. but a memory to stick:
    the first time i entered hungary, i was nine. they would stop the train and enter it in groups of four, armed with submachine guns. they would check under each and every seat for whatever.
    a day later at the beach i learnt that some nice places were only for those who work for the administration. their numberplates would start with A(?)
    the rest of my stay was all traubisoda, dinye, apricots, tök, tejföl a lot of fun with some of nicest and most welcoming people i ever got to know.

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