Editing Slovak language (section)

===Hungarian===
Hungarians and Slovaks have had language interaction ever since the settlement of Hungarians in the [[Carpathian Mountains|Carpathian area]]. Hungarians also adopted many words from various Slavic languages related to agriculture and administration, and a number of [[Hungarian language|Hungarian loanwords]] are found in Slovak. Some examples are as follows:
*"wicker whip": Slovak {{lang|sk|korbáč}} (the standard name for "whip" is {{lang|sk|bič}} and {{lang|sk|korbáč}}, itself originating from [[Turkish language|Turkish]] {{lang|tr|kırbaç}}, usually means only one particular type of it—the "wicker whip") – Hungarian {{lang|hu|korbács}};
*"dragon/kite": Slovak {{lang|sk|šarkan}} (rather rare, {{lang|sk|drak}} is far more common in this meaning; {{lang|sk|šarkan}} often means only "kite", especially a small one that is flown for fun and this term is far more common than {{lang|sk|drak}} in this meaning; for the "dragon kite", the term {{lang|sk|drak}} is still used almost exclusively){{Clarify|date=February 2020}} – Hungarian {{lang|hu|sárkány}}.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.c3.hu/~nyelvor/period/1233/123306.htm|title=Magyar Nyelvőr – Pacsai Imre: Magyar–szlovák kulturális és nyelvi kapcsolat jegyei...|first=Pacsai|last=Imre|website=c3.hu}}</ref>
*"rumour": Slovak {{lang|sk|chýr}}, Hungarian {{lang|hu|hír}};
*"[[camel]]": Slovak {{lang|sk|ťava}}, Hungarian {{lang|hu|teve}};
*"ditch": Slovak {{lang|sk|jarok}}, Hungarian {{lang|hu|árok}};
*"glass": Slovak {{lang|sk|pohár}}, Hungarian {{lang|hu|pohár}};