Appendix:Hungarian minimal pairs

This page lists pairs of Hungarian words that only differ in vowel length, diacritic marks, consonant length or some other minor difference.

Note: Almost all of these pairs contain totally unrelated terms both morphologically and semantically that are never confused or mixed up by speakers of the language.

A – Á
Also, there are regular a – á pairs among the paradigmatic forms of back-vowel verbs:

E – Ö
With overlapping and unique senses alike:

See also Template:U:hu:e-ö alternation for those e ~ ö pairs whose members are in free alternation.

The verbal prefix fel- can be substituded with the föl- variant in most cases. See also  this table.

E – É
There are also regular e – é pairs among the paradigmatic forms of front-vowel verbs:
 * –, –  etc.
 * –, –  etc.
 * –, –  etc.
 * –, –  etc.
 * –, –  etc.

I – Í

 * Note for irat-írat: With some verbal prefixes as well (e.g. felirat, felírat), which can be included among the three-syllable words.

G – K
With a letter “k” in the “g” items of the pairs: