Mohács

American  

[moh-hahch] / ˈmoʊ hɑtʃ /

noun

1. a city in S Hungary, on the Danube River: site of battles with Turkish forces, 1526 and 1687.

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Example Sentences

Mehel made his outfit after researching Ottoman fashions, and the one he wore at the Cup is made with a late 15th-/early 16th-century pattern based on the caftans used at the Battle of Mohács in Hungary.

From New York Times

Prime Minister Viktor Orban compared the result to the 1526 Battle of Mohacs, a devastating defeat to the Ottoman Empire.

From Washington Times

In Mohacs, Hungary, residents hold a raucous six-day festival to scare it away.

From New York Times

Szilvia Dallos grew up in Mohacs before female Busos were accepted as participants in the male-dominated tradition.

From New York Times

In Mohacs, I ate the exact opposite of what people mean when they use the term “liquid diet”: goulash, soup, stew, “Grandma’s broth” and a number of other dishes on the color spectrum between beige and dark brown.

From New York Times