There is more and more denial by the Hungarians that the Slovaks lived in the entire Carpathian Basin. Let’s present some examples.
The Slovaks occupied today’s Hungary, all the placenames prove it.
For example Vyisegrad = Vyšehrad = Upper Castle in Slovak.
Miskolc = Mieškovec in Slovak from the Slavic name Mieško (for example a dynasty in Poland).
Balaton = Blatno (a muddy lake in Slovak).
Szekesfehervar used to be called Belgrad meaning the White Castle in Slovak.
Esztergom = in Slovak it is Striegom = Striegov = Striehov meaning a Watch-out Fortress (striegnuť means to watch out).
Pilis mountains means Plešivé hory in Slovak meaning a plateau, pleš means bold, therefore Bold Mountains.
Pápateszér = Tesári in Slovak meaning Carpenters.
Magyarpolyány = Pláň in Slovak meaning a plain.
Boronka = Borinka in Slovak meaning a pine forest.
Libiczkozma (Libicz) = Ľubic in Slovak meaning a person whose name is derived from the word love, which is a common name in Slavic nations.
Gerézdpuszta (Gerézd) = Gorazd which is a Slovak name of the first Slovak archbishop before the Hungarians arrived.
Döbrököz = Dobrogost in Slovak meaning a sacred grove. Potentially it can mean a good guest.
Kunpeszér (Peszér) = Psiari in Slovak meaning the dog keepers.
Domoszló = Domoslavce in Slovak meaning the glory of the home.
Egerszalók (Szalók) = Slavk, which is a personal name meaning the Slav.
Tibolddaróc (Daróc) = Dravci in Slovak meaning predator keepers.
Tiszalúc (Lúc) = Ľutci in Slovak, which is a Slavic tribe like Ľutiči.
Mezőzombor (Zombor) = Zombor, nowadays Zubor in Slovak, which means a taurus.
Krasznokvajda = Krásnik Vojevoda in Slovak, which means Handsome + Army Leader.
Nyírbogdány (Bogdány) = Bogdan in Slovak, which means a Slavic name Bohdan = God-given, Boh = the God, dan = given.
Penészlek = Pliesnik, which means a mouldy place.
Szakoly = Sokol in Slovak, which means a falcon.
Konyár = Koniari in Slovak, which means the horse keepers.
Tahitótfalu = Slovenská ves, in Slovak it is meaning The Slovak Village because the Magyars call Slovaks as Tót.
Perbál = Prebor in Slovak, which is a Slavic pagan personal name.
Vönöck = Viničky in Slovak meaning the vineyard.
Veszprém = Brezpriem in an old Slovak pagan personal name.
Keszthely = Kostel in Slovak meaning a church.
Tihany = Tichoň in Slovak meaning the silent place, as you know it is a place of monastery above the lake of Balaton.
Tapolca = Toplica in Slovak meaning a warm water spring.
Bázakerettye (Kerettye) = Korytie in Slovak meaning the a valley, a ravine.
Varászló = Vratislav in Slovak, which is an old pagan Slovak name.
Beleg = Bielech in Slovak meaning White.