Hunyadi

American  

[hoo-nyo-dee] / ˈhʊ nyɒ di /

Or Hunyady

noun

1. János 1387?–1456, Hungarian soldier and national hero.

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Hunyadi British  

/ ˈhunjɔdi /

noun

1. János (ˈjaːnoʃ). ?1387–1456, Hungarian general, who led Hungarian resistance to the Turks, defeating them notably at Belgrade (1456)

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Example Sentences

“The power and effect of propaganda is tremendous,” said Bulcsu Hunyadi, a senior analyst at Political Capital, a Budapest research group that is often critical of Mr. Orban.

From New York Times

“Based on what they’ve done since 2010, I don’t count on a more moderate or appeasing tone from Fidesz,” Bulcsu Hunyadi of Budapest’s Political Capital Institute, told The Associated Press.

From New York Times

The group was named for John Hunyadi, a Hungarian military figure who won a decisive battle in Belgrade against the Ottomans in the 15th century.

From New York Times

Peter Kreko, an analyst at Political Capital, a Budapest-based research organization, said groups like the Hunyadi Border-Guard Unit attracted only limited popular support in part because the Hungarian government under Prime Minister Viktor Orban has taken such a strong anti-immigrant position, leaving little political space for the extreme far right.

From New York Times

In Hungary, which saw nearly 400,000 asylum seekers pass through its borders last year en route to Germany and other more welcoming destinations, Istvan Matyas Vass, a retired artist and former parliamentarian has, since July, led a group called the Hunyadi Border-Guard Unit.

From New York Times