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Szily or
Szili is a
Hungarian habitational surname for
someone from the
village Szil.
Notable persons with the
surname include: János
Szily (1735-1799)...
- von
Szily (16 May 1878 – 18
August 1945) was a
Hungarian physician and
chemist who
contributed to the
development of the pH scale. Pál von
Szily was born...
- József
Szily (2
October 1913,
Budapest – 26
April 1976) was a
Hungarian chess master. In 1939, he took 12th in
Stuttgart (1st
Europa Turnier, Efim Bogol****w...
- A. F. Sill, "A személyiség
szerepe Szily püspök alkotásaiban" (The Role of
Personality in the
Works of
Bishop Szily), in Vas
megyei levéltári füzetek (Vas...
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ONBRANDS – ÉRTÉK
ALAPON (in Hungarian).
Retrieved 4
March 2020. László,
Szily (1
March 2016). "Hogyan lett egy
budapesti nyugdíjasból Hide The Pain Harold...
- multik? -
Kanizsa Újság". Kanizsaujsag.hu.
Retrieved 8
October 2017. Kálmán
Szily presented approx. 10,000
words in his book A
magyar nyelvújítás szótára...
- "Életrajz". Péterffy
Attila (in Hungarian).
Retrieved 2019-10-26. László,
Szily (2019-10-13). "Pécsett az ellenzéki Péterffy nyert, hiába állított külön...
- The
Sicilian Defence,
Chekhover Variation (also
sometimes called the
Szily Variation or
Hungarian Variation) is a
chess opening named after Vitaly Chekhover...
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founded in 1777 by
Maria Theresa. The new
bishop of Szombathely, János
Szily, did much for the city: he had the
ruins of the
castle demolished and had...
- 100
different proteins". New Scientist.
Retrieved 11
December 2021. Leung,
Szi Kay; Jeffries,
Aaron R.; Castanho, Isabel; Jordan, Ben T.; Moore, Karen;...
