No. 836 in Hungarian
márki
The Hungarian word "márki" translates to "marquis" in English, referring to a noble title.
In a sentence
A márki sorban áll az ajtónál.
The marquis is standing in line at the door.
Here, 'márki' is used as a noun referring to a noble rank or title in Hungarian, akin to a marquis in English.
Már ki készítetted az ebédet?
Did you already prepare lunch?
In this sentence, 'már ki' is used as an adverb and auxiliary verb construction meaning 'already' combined with 'you prepare'. It queries if lunch has already been prepared.
A turizmus fellendítéséért a népszerű márkik nagy szerepet játszanak.
To boost tourism, popular marquises play a significant role.
Here, 'márkik' is the plural form of the noun 'márki', indicating multiple individuals holding the marquis title.
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