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Words of Gulliver's Fifth & Sixth Voyages · 116 headwords

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

derék

fine; his waist; on my waist 13 times

derék, derekát, derekamon, derekamhoz, derékból, derékon, derekán, derekamnál

adjective, nominative, singular; noun, accusative, singular, third-person singular possessor; noun, superessive, singular, first-person singular possessor

here the noun 'waist/torso', not the homonym adjective 'decent, fine'.

démon

from the demon; to the demon; demons 3 times

démontól, démonának, démonok

noun, ablative, singular; noun, dative, singular; noun, nominative, plural

dicső

glorious; more glorious; most glorious 5 times

dicső, Dicsőbb, legdicsőbb

adjective, nominative, singular; noun, nominative, singular; adjective, nominative, singular, comparative

doszire

dosire; dosires; dosire's 22 times

doszire, doszirék, doszirét, doszirének, dosziréknak

noun, nominative, singular; noun, nominative, plural; noun, accusative, singular

Karinthy's invented Faremidian term; used here as an untranslated headword.

Seen once or twice

d

d once

dadogás

stammering once

dadogva

stammering once

dagad

had swollen once

dagadó

swelling once

daganat

tumor; tumors twice

dal

about songs once

dalol

I sang once

Darab

for a time once

darabos

jagged, rough once

dáma

our ladies once

december

December once

delej

magnetism once

delejes

mesmeric, magnetic once

derek

our waist; from their waist twice

derengő

glimmering once

derül

came to light once

derült

serenely once

derűs

serene, cheerful once

deszka

with boards; boards twice

deszkapalló

gang-board once

dédelget

cherish them once

dédelgetett

cherished, pampered once

délelőtt

in the morning once

déli

noonday twice

diadal

triumph, victory once

diadalív

triumphal arch once

dialektiká

in dialectic once

dicsekedhet

can boast twice

dicsekedik

I boasted once

dicsér

praises it once

dicséret

with praise once

dicsőít

we glorify it once

Dideor

Diderot once

diktál

dictates it once

dinamikus

dynamic once

diploma

his diploma once

diplomata

diplomat; diplomats twice

diplomáciai

diplomatic once

disznó

about the pig; pig twice

divat

in fashion once

divatos

fashionable twice

Dixmuiden

Dixmude once

díszít

adorns it once

díszítés

for the decoration of once

dísztárgya

with ornaments once

dívik

prevails once

do

do (note) once

dobál

throws it off once

dobhártya

eardrums once

dobogás

its beating once

dobogó

dais; pounding twice

dobott

cast, thrown once

doboz

box once

doktori

doctoral once

dolgoz

works once

dolgozhatik

could work once

dolgozószoba

into my study once

domború

convex twice

dongó

bumblebee twice

Dorian

Dorian once

doveri

of Dover once

döbbenet

with its shock once

döbbent

astound once

döbbentet

had startled once

dögöl

let it die like a beast once

dördülés

detonation once

dörej

roar, crash once

dörgés

thundering, rumbling once

dörzsöl

rubs once

dőreség

my folly once

dr.

Dr. once

drága

dear; costly twice

drágakő

of precious stones; gem, precious stone twice

drámá

of a play; about the drama twice

drót

wires once

dudorászva

humming once

dudoros

knobby, bumpy once

dug

we stick (it) into once

Duse

Duse once

duzzogva

sulking once

düh

rage once

dühöngés

fury, rage once

dülöngve

reeling 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.
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