Translation for 'Black death' from English to Hungarian

Black death [plague]

fekete halál {noun}orvost.tört.

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death

halál {noun}

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death agony

halálharc {noun}orvost.

brain death

agyhalál {noun}orvost.

death threat

halálos fenyegetés {noun}

Death Wish

Bosszúvágy {noun}film

death duty

örökösödési illeték {noun}

starvation death

éhhalál {noun}

death struggle

halálharc {noun}orvost.

cerebral death

agyhalál {noun}orvost.

clinical death

klinikai halál {noun}orvost.

death certificate

halotti bizonyítvány {noun}jogközig.

death wish

halálvágy {noun}

death penalty

halálbüntetés {noun}jog

death warrant

kivégzési parancs {noun}jog

halálos ítélet {noun} [kivégzési parancs]jog

Dance of Death

haláltánc {noun}művész.F

common death adder

déli halálkígyó {noun} [Acanthophis antarcticus]álla.T

death from hunger

éhhalál {noun}

death by starvation

éhhalál {noun}

cause of death

halál oka {noun}jogorvost.

• Plate armour became cheaper than mail by the 15th century as it required much less labour and labour had become much more expensive after the Black Death, though it did require larger furnaces to produce larger blooms.
• The Black Death swept Iceland twice, first in 1402–1404 and again in 1494–1495.
• The city was hurt further in 1348 by the Black Death, which killed some three-quarters of the city's population, later represented in the "Decameron".
• One theory is that they arose out of the Black Death of the 1340s, when the death of so many laborers made land available for small cottages with personal gardens.
• In 1349 the Black Death struck the town, toward the end of the European plague.

• In her thesis, "The Black Death and its Effect on 14th and 15th Century Art" Anna Louise Des Ormeaux describes the effect of the Black Death on art, mentioning the "Danse Macabre" as she does so:The cultural impact of mass outbreaks of disease, of pandemics, are not fleeting or temporary.
• According to the keeper of the keys, it was the first such closure since 1349, during the Black Death.
• The Black Death reached Basel in 1348. The Jews were blamed, and an estimated 50 to 70 Jews were executed by burning on 16 January 1349 in what has become known as the Basel massacre.
• The Black Death killed half of Bodmin's population in the mid 14th century (1,500 people).
• It has historically occurred in large outbreaks, with the best known being the Black Death in the 14th century which resulted in more than 50 million dead.

• The Black Death was the beginning of the second plague pandemic. The plague created religious, social and economic upheavals, with profound effects on the course of European history.
• The Black Death epidemic hit England; starting in 1348, it eventually killed up to half of England's inhabitants.