aki mer, az nyer in Hungarian

IPA: [ˌɒki ˈmɛr ɒz ˈɲɛr] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Literally, “he who ventures, wins”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|he who ventures, wins}} “he who ventures, wins”, {{lit|he who ventures, wins}} Literally, “he who ventures, wins” Head templates: {{head|hu|proverb}} aki mer, az nyer

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    }
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  "word": "aki mer, az nyer"
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        "1": "he who ventures, wins"
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      "ipa": "[ˌɒki ˈmɛr ɒz ˈɲɛr]"
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  "word": "aki mer, az nyer"
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"aki mer, az nyer" meaning in Hungarian

Proverb