Ugric peoples
A genetic study published in the "Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences" in January 2020 examined the remains of 19 male Hungarian conquerors. These conquerors were found to be carriers of a diverse set of haplogroups, and displayed genetic links to both Turkic peoples, Finno-Ugric peoples and Slavs. About one-third of them carried types of haplogroup N3a, which is common among most Finno-Ugric peoples but rare among modern Hungarians. This evidence suggested that the conquerors were of Ugric descent and spoke an Ugric language.