Hungarian customs, hungarian national clothing final
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The document summarizes various Hungarian customs related to traditional clothing, winter traditions, and Easter celebrations. Some key points include: traditional Hungarian shirts for men and women, skirts developed from aprons, winter pants made of rougher materials, the winter singing tradition of "Regölés", burning the "Kiszebáb" puppet to chase away cold winter, and Easter traditions like coloring eggs, eating ham and lamb, and the ancient fertility ritual of watering on Easter Monday.
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- 2. Hungarian national clothing Shirts • Old hungarians liked the long shirt • This was replaced by the short shirt • It remained at the Csángó culture only • The girls’ shirts left the breast, the stomach and the back open • These were covered by a linen belt
- 3. Skirt • The skirt developed from apron • In some regions men wore aprons too
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