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Words of Gulliver's Fifth & Sixth Voyages · 177 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

cím

under the title; its title 4 times

címen, címe

noun, superessive, singular; noun, nominative, singular, third-person singular possessor

család

my family; his family; than a family 9 times

családomat, családját, családnál, család, családjáért, családjával, családra, családból

noun, accusative, singular, first-person singular possessor; noun, accusative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, adessive, singular

The -nál adessive here marks a comparison ("smaller than... family"), not location.

csapongás

its flights of fancy once

csapongását

The 3sg possessive suffix attaches to "kedély" (temperament/mood), an impersonal antecedent, not a person; "his" wrongly genders it. "Its" (or "the mind's") matches the translation's impersonal "idle sally of temper."

csecsebecs

as a bauble; about (as) a bauble twice

csecsebecsének, csecsebecséről

noun, dative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, delative, singular, third-person singular possessor

Delative (-ról/-ről, "concerning/about") governed by beszél/fecseg about X as Y; distinct from the dative sibling entry (predicate "regard as"). Gloss should not be identical to the dative form's "as a bauble".

csekély

slight 3 times

csekély

cselekszik

they act; acts; we act 4 times

cselekesznek, cselekszenek, cselekszik, cselekszünk

verb, present, indicative, indefinite, third-person, plural; verb, present, indicative, indefinite, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, indefinite, first-person, plural

csemeg

delicacy; into a delicacy; for that delicacy 4 times

csemege, csemegévé, csemegére

noun, nominative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, translative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, nominative, singular

Surface "csemege" here is the bare unpossessed nominative ("mint csemege" = "as a delicacy"), not a possessed form (that would be "csemegéje", seen elsewhere in this chunk); morphology tag is a backbone mismatch, and the possessive gloss "its delicacy" wrongly injects possession absent from the sentence.

csikó

colt, foal once

csikó

Literally "foal/colt"; here part of the compound "tengeri csikó," the Hungarian name for the sea-horse fish.

csillogó

glittering 3 times

csillogó

Seen once or twice

c

c once

caprice-párna

caprice-cushion once

Cartesius

Descartes once

cáfol

refutes it once

centiméter

centimeters once

cenzúra

its censorship once

cégér

as its signboard once

célszerű

most purposeful once

célszerűség

fitness for purpose once

céltudatosan

purposefully once

Chamberlain

Chamberlain once

cibál

tug at once

cincogó

squeaking once

Cipőgyár

Shoe Factory once

cipői

my shoes once

cirkál

cruised once

cirkáló

cruiser twice

cirkálóhajó

cruiser once

civilizáció

in civilization; civilization twice

civilizált

civilized once

címlap

on its title page once

csakis

only, indeed once

csakúgy

just as once

csal

drew twice

családapa

father of a family once

családfői

head-of-family once

családi

family twice

csalódott

disappointed once

csapat

to my company once

csapkod

was beating; were thrashing about twice

csapód

slammed shut once

csapódik

burst; settles twice

csata

in battle once

csavar

screw; screws twice

csavarnyakú

screw-necked once

csavarod

wound around once

csábítás

seduction twice

csábos

seductive once

csámcsog

champed, smacked its lips once

csápszerű

feeler-like once

csecsebecsék

with trinkets once

csecsemő

infant once

csecsemők

infants once

Csecsemők

Infants once

csekélység

trifle once

cselekedet

act, deed; their deeds twice

cseléd

servants once

csemege

as a delicacy; its delicacy twice

csend

silence; in silence twice

cseng

rang once

cseppfolyós

liquid once

csere

in exchange twice

cserje

shrubs once

csicsergő

chirping once

csigafejű

snail-headed once

csiganyál

snail slime once

csiganyálat

snail's slime once

csigázva

worn to exhaustion once

csiklandoz

tickles it once

csiklandozás

tickling once

Csillag

a Star once

csillagásztorny

observatory tower once

csillagásztorony

observatory tower once

csillagrendszer

star-systems once

csillagszilánk

star-splinter once

csillagvizsgáló

from an observatory once

csillár

with chandeliers once

csillog

glittering twice

csinálhat

you can make twice

csinos

pretty; to the pretty ones twice

csipásszemű

bleary-eyed once

csipesz

tweezers twice

csipke

laces once

csitít

hushed once

csizma

my boots once

csizmás

booted once

csípőj

of her hip once

csíra

germs once

csírá

its seed, germ once

csodál

admire once

csodálatosképpen

marvelously once

csodálkozó

astonished once

csodás

marvelous; more marvelous twice

csokoládé

of chocolate once

Csokoládéangyal

Chocolate-Box Angel twice

Csokoládéangyalt

Chocolate-Box Angel once

csokoládéreklám

chocolate advertisement once

csomó

knot once

csomónyi

knots away once

csontedény

in its bony case once

csontváz

skeleton once

csoport

groups, classes; groups, factions twice

csorog

drips, flows once

csónakfutó

boat-runners once

csökevény

its vestige once

csökkentés

by lessening it once

csönd

silence once

csöndes

quietly once

csöpög

dripped once

csöpp

bit, drop once

csörög

clattered once

csöv

tubes once

csövek

into tubes once

cső

tubes; tube twice

csőcselék

rabble once

csőféle

pipe-like things once

csuk

shut up; shut them up twice

csukló

joint once

csukódik

closed once

csupán

merely, only once

csurog

trickling; trickled twice

csúcs

its peak, summit once

csúf

ugly once

csúfol

mock; mock them twice

csúszómászó

its creeping things once

csúsztat

slid once

csúszva

sliding, gliding once

csüggedés

despondency once

cukorka

sweets twice

cukrocska

little sweets once

cukrosbolt

confectioner's shop once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source texts: public domain (Frigyes Karinthy, d. 1938; Hungarian originals Utazás Faremidóba 1916 and Capillária 1921, MEK #00721 and #00715).
Translation
Public-domain Hungarian (Karinthy, d. 1938; published 1916 and 1921). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
Data
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Two whoopie pies and a pine. An inside joke.