puszta
/ˈpʊstə/(also pussta, putza, puzta)
noun
In Hungary: a large plain, a steppe; a flat treeless region.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Emmeline Stuart Wortley (1806–1855), poet and travel writer. From Hungarian puszta plain, steppe, waste (probably from a Slavonic language).
- free speech
- free-spending
- free spirit
- free-spirited
- free-spoken
- free spool
- free spooling
- free stall
- free-standing
- Free State
- Free Stater
- free stock
- freestone
- freestone mason
- free stream
- free streaming
- free stuff
- freestyle
- freestyler
- free suitor
- free-swimming
- freetail
- free-tailed
- free-tailed bat
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