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The 16 pages that link to Hungarian language, each with the reason it gives.

• Lajos KossuthRelated: The campaign to make it Hungary’s official language formed part of the national movement Kossuth championed.

• Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian BasinRelated: Its linguistic history helps distinguish Magyar origins from neighboring Slavic and Turkic peoples.

• Hungarian diasporaRelated: Language maintenance and transmission help distinguish community life across generations.

• István SzéchenyiRelated: Széchenyi supported its public and scholarly use, though he initially wrote chiefly in German.

• Mór JókaiRelated: Jókai’s prose helped expand the expressive range and readership of modern Hungarian writing.

• Attila JózsefRelated: József’s sound patterns, idioms, and wordplay depend on Hungarian’s distinctive resources.

• Endre AdyRelated: Ady’s distinctive diction and rhythms expanded the expressive possibilities of Hungarian poetry.

• Imre KertészRelated: Kertész wrote his novels in Hungarian, the language in which his distinctive prose took shape.

• Géza GárdonyiRelated: Gárdonyi wrote for a Hungarian-speaking public and became part of its literary canon.

• Sándor Kőrösi CsomaRelated: Csoma’s interest in the history and relatives of Hungarian motivated his early studies.

• Székely LandRelated: Its regional use is a central marker of Székely cultural life.