Obuda

[oh-boo-do]

noun

1. Budapest

Example Sentences

Another scientist, Tamas Ferenci, a biostatistician at the Obuda University in Budapest, said the numbers were of little use other than propaganda.

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In his office in Obuda, on the far side of the Danube river which splits the city in two, Rabbi Slomo Koves chooses his words carefully.

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Smaller, out-of-the-way Obuda, above Buda, is blessed with Roman ruins, a contemporary music festival or two and little else.

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Or, more precisely, three – Buda, Pest, and Óbuda.

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The original text of this poster, next to the Obuda cemetery in Budapest, reads: "If you come to Hungary, you have to keep our laws."

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