"ami igaz, az igaz" meaning in Hungarian

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Phrase

IPA: [ˌɒmi ˈiɡɒz ɒz ˈiɡɒz]
Etymology: ami (“that which, what[ever]”) + igaz (“true”) + az (“that, it”) + igaz (“true”), literally: “whatever is true, it is true”. Etymology templates: {{m|hu|ami|t=that which, what􂀿ever􂁀}} ami (“that which, what[ever]”), {{m|hu|igaz|t=true}} igaz (“true”), {{m|hu|az|t=that, it}} az (“that, it”), {{m|hu|igaz|t=true}} igaz (“true”) Head templates: {{head|hu|phrase}} ami igaz, az igaz
  1. (idiomatic) whatever is true, it is true (it is said when we have to admit the truth even if we don't like it) Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-ami_igaz,_az_igaz-hu-phrase-nad1DT4v Categories (other): Hungarian catchphrases, Hungarian entries with incorrect language header

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