Kossuth

[ kos-ooth; Hungarian kaw-shoot ]

noun

1. Fer·enc [fer, -ents], 1841–1914, Hungarian statesman.
2. his father La·jos [lo, -yawsh], 1802–94, Hungarian patriot, statesman, and writer.

Kossuth

/ ˈkoʃuːt /

noun

1. KossuthLajos18021894MHungarianPOLITICS: statesman Lajos (ˈlɔjoʃ). 1802–94, Hungarian statesman. He led the revolution against Austria (1848) and was provisional governor (1849), but he fled when the revolt was suppressed (1849)

Example Sentences

“This process will be concluded today in Budapest,” Mr. Orban said Friday morning on Kossuth Radio.

From New York Times

The Mass on Kossuth Lajos Square, with the Hungarian parliament and Budapest’s famed Chain Bridge as a backdrop, provided the visual highlight of Francis’ three-day visit that has been dominated by the Vatican’s concern for the plight of neighboring Ukraine.

From Seattle Times

The Pope's visit ends on Sunday, with the celebration of mass in Kossuth square, in front of the Hungarian parliament.

From BBC

The pope, who made a brief stop in Budapest on his way to Slovakia in 2021, will preside at an open-air Mass in Kossuth Lajos Square on Sunday, April 30, before returning to Rome.

From Reuters

Earlier this month, Oelke was announcing a race at the Kossuth County Speedway in Algona, Iowa, when he said he wanted to make “a public service announcement.”

From Seattle Times