Hungarian

150 words that reached Hungarian from Semitic languages. Extracted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), unreviewed.

abaArabic · “a thick, coarse, fulled cloth, typically woven f”
abakuszModern Hebrew · “abacus (an instrument for performing arithmetica”
abbéAramaic · “abbé (member of the French clergy)”
abesszinArabic · “Abyssinian (of or pertaining to Abyssinia)”
ÁbrahámBiblical Hebrew · “Abraham”
álefModern Hebrew · “aleph (the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet)”
algebraArabic · “algebra (a system for computation using letters ”
alkáliArabic · “alkaline, alkali”
alkímiaArabic · “alchemy”
alkoholArabic · “alcohol (an organic compound)”
alkóvArabic · “alcove (small recessed area set off from a large”
aloéTamil · “aloe (plant of the genus Aloe)”
amalgámAncient Greek · “amalgam (alloy containing mercury)”
ámenModern Hebrew · “amen (at the end of religious prayers: so be it)”
apátAramaic · “abbot (the superior or head of an abbey or monas”
articsókaArabic · “artichoke (a plant related to the thistle with e”
azúrPersian · “azure (resembling the clear blue colour of the u”
BaltazárAkkadian · “a male given name”
behemótModern Hebrew · “behemoth”
BenjáminModern Hebrew · “Benjamin (the youngest of the sons of Jacob and ”
BertalanAramaic · “a male given name, equivalent to English Barthol”
bétModern Hebrew · “beth (the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet, ”
böszörményOttoman Turkish · “Muslim (the name for the Muslims who lived in th”
cadikModern Hebrew · “tzaddik (righteous person)”
cifraArabic · “ornamented, gaudy”
córeszModern Hebrew · “tsuris, problem, trouble”
csehenemModern Hebrew · “hell”
cukorSanskrit · “sugar”
dáletModern Hebrew · “dalet (the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet)”
dohányArabic · “tobacco”
duttyánArabic · “food stall”
dzsámiArabic · “large mosque”
dzsehennemModern Hebrew · “hell (where sinners go)”
dzsinnArabic · “genie, jinn (a fictional magical being in Middle”
édenModern Hebrew · “Eden (a garden built by God as the home for Adam”
ErzsébetModern Hebrew · “a female given name, equivalent to English Eliza”
ezánArabic · “adhan”
fakírArabic · “fakir, faqir”
fáraóAncient Egyptian · “pharaoh (supreme ruler of ancient Egypt)”
fetvaArabic · “fatwa”
findzsaAncient Greek · “cup, demitasse”
gézArabic · “gauze (a thin fabric with a loose, open weave us”
gimelModern Hebrew · “gimel (the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet)”
gitárAncient Greek · “guitar”
gójModern Hebrew · “goy (a non-Jew)”
gyehennaModern Hebrew · “hell (in various religions, the place where some”
HabakukBiblical Hebrew · “Habakkuk (a Jewish prophet of the Old Testament;”
hamszinModern Standard Arabic · “khamsin”
HannaModern Hebrew · “a female given name, equivalent to English Hanna”
hanukaModern Hebrew · “Hanukkah (the Jewish festival)”
harácsArabic · “kharaj”
haramiaArabic · “bandit, highwayman, ruffian, reaver, robber”
háremArabic · “harem”
haverModern Hebrew · “pal, buddy, dude”
házsártArabic · “hazard (dice game)”
héModern Hebrew · “he (the fifth Hebrew letter)”
herótModern Hebrew · “disgust (with/by someone or something: -tól/-től”
hidzsábArabic · “hijab”
ibrikMiddle Persian · “ibrik (ewer)”
imámArabic · “imam”
iszlámArabic · “Islamic”
IzabellaModern Hebrew · “a female given name”
izraelitaModern Hebrew · “Jewish, Judaistic (following Judaism)”
IzsákBiblical Hebrew · “a male given name, equivalent to English Isaac”
jesivaModern Hebrew · “yeshiva”
jezsuitaModern Hebrew · “Jesuit (of, relating to, or characteristic of So”
JuditModern Hebrew · “a female given name, equivalent to English Judit”
kádiArabic · “qadi, cadi”
kajmakámArabic · “kaymakam (also spelled caimacam, caimakam, kaima”
kalifaArabic · “caliph”
karmazsinArabic · “crimson (a deep, slightly bluish red)”
kárminLatin · “carmine”
kasrutModern Hebrew · “kashrut (Jewish dietary laws)”
kaszabArabic · “butcher”
kaszbaArabic · “casbah”
kátrányArabic · “tar”
kávéArabic · “coffee”
kémiaArabic · “chemistry”
kipaModern Hebrew · “kippah”
kiszmetArabic · “kismet, fate, destiny”
koptAncient Greek · “Coptic (of or pertaining to the Copts, the Copti”
kóserModern Hebrew · “kosher”
kurkumaArabic · “turmeric (Curcuma longa)”
lantArabic · “lute”
lazúrPersian · “glaze (transparent or semi-transparent layer of ”
lombikAncient Greek · “flask (laboratory glassware)”
magazinArabic · “magazine (periodical)”
majomArabic · “ape, monkey”
majréModern Hebrew · “fright”
makraméArabic · “macramé”
mamelukArabic · “mameluke”
mamuzArabic · “spur”
mecsetArabic · “mosque”
MedinaArabic · “Medina (a major city, the capital of Medina prov”
melóModern Hebrew · “work”
menóraModern Hebrew · “menorah (a seven-branched candelabrum, a symbol ”
minaretArabic · “minaret”
míszModern Hebrew · “bored, moody, unwelcoming”
mohárModern Hebrew · “bride price (a sum of money or other valuables p”
mokkaArabic · “mocha (strong black coffee)”
müezzinArabic · “muezzin”
muftiArabic · “mufti (Muslim scholar)”
múmiaPersian · “mummy (an embalmed corpse wrapped in linen banda”
muszlimArabic · “Muslim (relating to believers of Islam)”
muzulmánArabic · “Muslim (of, or relating to believers of Islam)”
narancsSanskrit · “orange (fruit)”
négusAmharic · “Negus, title of the ruler of Ethiopia.”
nikábArabic · “niqab”
NimródModern Hebrew · “Nimrod (king of Shinar)”
pajeszModern Hebrew · “earlock (of orthodox Jews)”
papagájArabic · “parrot (bird)”
pészahModern Hebrew · “Passover (Pesach)”
RabatArabic · “Rabat (the capital city of Morocco, and capital ”
rabbiModern Hebrew · “rabbi”
RáchelModern Hebrew · “Rachel (younger daughter of Laban, sister to Lea”
ramadánArabic · “Ramadan (time of fasting and the ninth month of ”
rizsmaArabic · “ream (quantity of 500 sheets of paper)”
rós ha-sánaModern Hebrew · “Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year)”
sábátModern Hebrew · “Shabbat (Jewish Sabbath)”
sáfrányArabic · “saffron”
sakkPersian · “chess”
sameszModern Hebrew · “a synagogue servant; a shammes”
SámsonModern Hebrew · “Samson (an Israelite judge in the Old Testament)”
sátánModern Hebrew · “satan, Satan”
sejkArabic · “sheik, sheikh”
snóderModern Hebrew · “money given as donation, especially after the re”
soaModern Hebrew · “Shoah (Jewish Holocaust)”
sóherGerman · “poor (with little or no money)”
sörbetArabic · “sherbet (sweet fruit juice, a popular drink in t”
srácModern Hebrew · “boy”
szafariArabic · “safari”
SzaharaArabic · “Sahara”
szirupArabic · “syrup (a thick liquid with a high sugar content)”
szombatModern Hebrew · “Saturday”
szuahéliArabic · “Swahili”
szultánArabic · “sultan”
tahóModern Hebrew · “boorish, oafish, ill-mannered”
tálcaArabic · “tray (a small, typically rectangular or round, f”
TamásAramaic · “a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas”
tamburaArabic · “tambura (a long-necked lute-like stringed instru”
TóraModern Hebrew · “Torah”
türbeArabic · “turbeh”
vádiArabic · “wadi”
vezírArabic · “vizier”
vilajetArabic · “vilayet”
ZakariásModern Hebrew · “a male given name, equivalent to English Zechari”
zenitArabic · “zenith (point in the sky vertically above a give”
zsebArabic · “pocket”
zsiráfArabic · “giraffe”
ZsuzsannaBiblical Hebrew · “a female given name, equivalent to English Susan”