Definition of Ugrian in English:

Ugrian

adjective ˈuːɡrɪənˈjuːɡrɪənˈ(j)uɡriən

another term for Ugric
Example sentencesExamples
- One group of speakers of the Ugrian language group emigrated into central Europe in the ninth century.
- The Ugrian word must be considered an Aryan loan-word from such a form.
- The name the Hungarians apply to themselves, ` Magyar ’, derives from the Ugrian ‘Mansi - or ‘Magy -’ with the addition of the Turkic " eri.’
- The vowels of the Fin, Mongol and Manchu are probably more modern and are consistent with an extension of the Ugrian dialect in which they originated.

Definition of Ugrian in US English:

Ugrian

adjectiveˈ(y)o͞oɡrēənˈ(j)uɡriən

another term for Ugric
Example sentencesExamples
- One group of speakers of the Ugrian language group emigrated into central Europe in the ninth century.
- The Ugrian word must be considered an Aryan loan-word from such a form.
- The name the Hungarians apply to themselves, ` Magyar ’, derives from the Ugrian ‘Mansi - or ‘Magy -’ with the addition of the Turkic " eri.’
- The vowels of the Fin, Mongol and Manchu are probably more modern and are consistent with an extension of the Ugrian dialect in which they originated.

单词	Ugrian
释义	Definition of Ugrian in English: Ugrian adjective ˈuːɡrɪənˈjuːɡrɪənˈ(j)uɡriən another term for Ugric Example sentencesExamples One group of speakers of the Ugrian language group emigrated into central Europe in the ninth century. The Ugrian word must be considered an Aryan loan-word from such a form. The name the Hungarians apply to themselves, ` Magyar ’, derives from the Ugrian ‘Mansi - or ‘Magy -’ with the addition of the Turkic " eri.’ The vowels of the Fin, Mongol and Manchu are probably more modern and are consistent with an extension of the Ugrian dialect in which they originated. Definition of Ugrian in US English: Ugrian adjectiveˈ(y)o͞oɡrēənˈ(j)uɡriən another term for Ugric Example sentencesExamples One group of speakers of the Ugrian language group emigrated into central Europe in the ninth century. The Ugrian word must be considered an Aryan loan-word from such a form. The name the Hungarians apply to themselves, ` Magyar ’, derives from the Ugrian ‘Mansi - or ‘Magy -’ with the addition of the Turkic " eri.’ The vowels of the Fin, Mongol and Manchu are probably more modern and are consistent with an extension of the Ugrian dialect in which they originated.
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