/xûsaːr/
PodrijetloFrom Hungarian huszár (“cavalryman”), in turn from native Serbo-Croatian gusar (“corsair”), from Byzantine Greek χωσάριος (khōsários), χονσάριος (khonsários), or from Italian corsaro (“corsair”), from Medieval Latin cursārius (“pirate”), from Latin cursus (“running”), from the verb currō (“run”).
Oblicihȕsār(animate, canonical, masculine) · ху̏са̄р(Cyrillic) · husar(nominative, singular) · husari(nominative, plural) · husara(genitive, singular) · husara(genitive, plural) · husaru(dative, singular) · husarima(dative, plural) · husara(accusative, singular) · husare(accusative, plural) · husaru(singular, vocative) · husari(plural, vocative) · husaru(locative, singular) · husarima(locative, plural) · husarom(instrumental, singular) · husarima(instrumental, plural)
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