rekord
Hungarian
noun
Definitions
- record most extreme known value of some achievement
- (computing) record set of data relating to a single individual or item
Etymology
Derived from English record derived from Old French record (recollection, testimony) derived from Latin recordor (remember, call to mind, recollect, recall, be mindful, I remember, think over).
Origin
Latin
recordor
Gloss
remember, call to mind, recollect, recall, be mindful, I remember, think over
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Cognates and derived terms
- microrecord English
- misrecord English
- palaeorecord English
- paleorecord English
- phonorecord English
- prerecord English
- re-record English
- record English
- record keeper English
- record-setting English
- recordability English
- recordable English
- recordee English
- recordest English
- recordeth English
- recordholder English
- recordist English
- recordkeeping English
- recordless English
- recordlike English
- recordset English
- recordwise English
- rerecord English
- telerecord English
- track record English
- underrecord English
- unrecord English
- cor Latin
- recordabilis Latin
- recordari Latin
- recordatio Latin
- recordativus Latin
- recordor Latin
- recordāre Latin
- recordātor Latin
- Rekord German
- rekordok Hungarian
- rekordot Hungarian
- világ Hungarian
- világrekord Hungarian
- record Italian
- record French
- récord Spanish, Castilian
- *ḱerd- Proto-Indo-European
- レコード Japanese
- rekord Polish
- recorden Middle English
- record Old French
- rekord Serbo-Croatian
- rècord Catalan, Valencian
- रिकॉर्ड Hindi
- rekord Cebuano
- record Welsh
- 레코드 Korean
- ricuardâ Friulian
- rekod Tok Pisin
- racuardar Dalmatian
- rekord Crimean Tatar
- racurdà Istriot