Čeština: Státní znak Maďarské republiky má špičatě zakončený polcený štít. První pole je sedmkrát červeno-stříbrně dělené. Druhé pole zobrazuje zelené trojvrší na červeném podkladu, na prostředním kopci je zlatá korunka, z níž vystupuje stříbrný dvojkříž. Na štítu je Svatoštěpánská koruna.
Deutsch: „Der gespaltene Schild zeigt vorn ein siebenmal von Rot und Silber geteiltes Feld und hinten in Rot auf dem golden gekrönten, emporragenden mittleren Teile eines grünen Dreiberges ein doppeltes silbernes Tatzenkreuz. Der Schild wird bedeckt von der Stephanskrone.“
Français : « Parti, au premier fascé de huit pièces de gueules et d'argent; au au deuxième de gueules, à la croix patriarchale pattée d'argent, issante d'une couronne d'argent, plantée au sommet d'un mont de trois coupeaux de sinople. Timbré de la couronne de saint Étienne. »
Magyar: A Magyar Köztársaság címere hegyes talpú, hasított pajzs. Első mezeje vörössel és ezüsttel hétszer vágott. Második, vörös mezejében zöld hármas halomnak arany koronás kiemelkedő középső részén ezüst kettős kereszt. A pajzson a magyar Szent Korona nyugszik.
Italiano: Scudetto partito: nel 1° fasciato di rosso e d’argento di otto pezzi; nel 2° di rosso alla croce patriarcale e patente d’argento movente da una corona d’oro, sostenuta da un monte alla tedesca di tre cime di verde.
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