ÁBEL m ABEL



ÁBEL (m) ABEL

ADA (f) ADELAIDE

ÁDÁM (m) ADAM

ADÉL (f) ADELA

ADELAIDA (f) ADELAIDE

ADORJÁN (m) ADRIAN

ADRIENN (f) ADRIAN

ÁGI (f) Diminutive of ÁGOTA or ÁGNES

ÁGNES (f) AGNES

ÁGOSTON (m) AUGUSTINE

ÁGOTA (f) AGATHA

ÁKOS (m) Possibly of Turkish origin meaning "white falcon"

ALEXANDER (m) ALEXANDER

ALEXANDRA (f) Feminine form of ALEXANDER

ARTÚR (m) ARTHUR

ALFRÉD (m) ALFRED

ALIDA (f) ADELAIDE

ALIZ (f) ALICE

ÁLMOS (m) Means "sleepy, dreamy" in Hungarian

AMÁLIA (f) AMALIA

AMBRUS (m) AMBROSE

ANASZTÁZ (m) ANASTASIUS

ANASZTÁZIA (f) ANASTASIA

ANDRÁS (m) ANDREW

ANDREA (f) Feminine form of ANDREW

ANDRIS (m) Hungarian diminutive of ANDREW

ANGYALKA (f) ANGELICA

ANIKÓ (f) Hungarian diminutive of ANNA

ANNA (f) HANNAH

ANNUSKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of ANNA

ANTAL (m) ANTHONY

ANTÓNIA (f) ANTHONY

ARANKA (f) Derived from Hungarian arany meaning "gold"

ARISZTID (m) Hungarian form of ARISTIDES

ÁRON (m) AARON

ÁRPÁD (m)Means "seed" in Hungarian

ANDOR (m) Variant of ANDRÁS

ATTILA (m) Means "little father" from Gothic atta "father" combined with a diminutive suffix

AURÉL (m) AURELIUS

AURÉLIA (f) AURELIUS

BALÁZS (m) BLAISE

BÁLINT (m) VALENTINE

BANDI (m) Diminutive of ANDRÁS

BARBARA (f) Derived from Greek βαρβαρος (barbaros) meaning "foreign"

BARNA (m) Hungarian short form of BARNABAS

BARNABÁS (m) BARNABAS

BARTAL (m) BARTHOLOMEW

BEÁTA (f) BEATA

BÉLA (m) The meaning of this name is not known for certain

BENCE (m) VINCENT

BENEDEK (m) BENEDICT

BENJÁMIN (m) BENJAMIN

BERNADETT (f) BERNADETTE

BERNÁT (m) BERNARD

BERTA (f) BERTHA

BERTALAN (m) BARTHOLOMEW

BERTÓK (m) Hungarian diminutive of BERTALAN and other names beginning with Bert.

BIANKA (f) BIANCA

BLANKA (f) BLANCHE

BOLDIZSÁR (m) BALTHAZAR

BORBÁLA (f) BARBARA

BÖZSI (f) Diminutive of ERZSÉBET

BRIGITTA (f) BRIDGET

CECÍLIA (f) CECILIA

CILI (f) Hungarian diminutive of CECILIA

CSABA (m) Possibly means either "shepherd" or "gift" in Hungarian

CSENGE (f) Possibly derived from Hungarian cseng meaning "to ring, to clang".

CSILLA (f) Derived from Hungarian csillag meaning "star

DANI (m) Diminutive of DÁNIEL

DÁNIEL (m) DANIEL

DÁVID (m) DAVID

DEMETER (m) DEMETRIUS

DÉNES (m) DENIS

DEZSŐ (m) DESIDERIO

DIÁNA (f) DIANA

DOMINIK (m) Cognate of DOMINIC

DOMONKOS (m) DOMINIC

DÖMÖTÖR (m) DEMETRIUS

DONÁT (m) DONATO

DÓRA (f) Short form of DOROTTYA, IZIDÓRA or TEODÓRA

DORIKA (f) DOROTTYA

DOROTTYA  (f) DOROTHEA

DUCI (f) Diminutive of MAGDOLNA

EDINA (f) Possibly a Hungarian form of a Germanic name

EDIT (f) EDITH

EDUÁRD (m) EDWARD

EDVÁRD (m) EDWARD

EDVIN (m) EDWIN

ELEK (m) ALEXIS

ÉLIÁS (m) ELIJAH

EMÁNUEL (m) EMMANUEL

EMESE (f) Possibly derived from Finno-Ugric eme meaning "mother"

EMIL (m) From the Roman family name Aemilius, which was derived from Latin aemulus meaning "rival".

ENDRE (m) ANDREW

ENIKŐ (f) Created by the Hungarian poet Mihály Vörösmarty in the 19th century

ERIKA (f) ERIK

ERNŐ (m) ERNEST

ERVIN (m) ERWIN

ERZSÉBET (f) ELIZABETH

ERZSI (f) Diminutive of ERZSÉBET

ESZTER (f) ESTHER

ESZTI (f) Diminutive of ESZTER

ETEL (f) ETHEL

ETELKA (f) Diminutive of ETEL

EUFROZINA (f) EUPHROSYNE

ÉVA (f) EVE

ÉVIKE (f) Hungarian diminutive of EVE

FÁBIÁN (m) FABIAN

FABÓ (m) Diminutive of FÁBIÁN

FANNI (f) Finnish diminutive of FRANCISCA and a Hungarian diminutive of FRANCISKA or STEFÁNIA.

FELÍCIA (f) FELICIA

FELICIA (f) Feminine form of the Latin name Felicius, a derivative of FELIX

FELICITÁS (f) FELICITAS

FERDINÁND (m) ERDINAND

FERENC (m) FRANCIS

FERI (m) Diminutive of FERENC

FERKÓ (m) Diminutive of FERENC

FILIP (m) Cognate of PHILIP

FLÓRA (f) FLORA

FRANCI (f) Diminutive of FRANCISKA

FRANCISKA (f) FRANCIS

FRIGYES (m) FREDERICK

FRUZSINA (f) Diminutive of Eufrozina, the Hungarian form of EUPHROSYNE.

FÜLÖP (m) PHILIP

GABI (f & m) German diminutive of GABRIELE (2) (feminine), Romanian diminutive of GABRIEL (masculine) or GABRIELA (feminine), and Hungarian diminutive of GÁBOR (masculine) or GABRIELLA (feminine).

GÁBOR (m) GABRIEL

GÁBRIEL (m) GABRIEL

GABRIELLA (f) GABRIEL

GÁSPÁR (m) JASPER

GAZSI (m) JASPER

GELLÉRT (m) GERARD

GERGELY (m) GREGORY

GERGŐ (m) Diminutive of GERGELY

GERTRÚD (f) GERTRUDE

GÉZA (m) Meaning unknown, perhaps from a Turkish title.

GIZELLA (f) GISELLE

GIZI (f) Hungarian diminutive of GISELLE

GRÉTA (f) Hungarian diminutive of MARGARÉTA

GUSZTÁV (m) GUSTAV

GYÖNGYI (f) Means "pearl" in Hungarian.

GYÖRGY (m) GEORGE

GYÖRGYI (f) Hungarian feminine form of GEORGE

GYÖRGYIKE (f) Diminutive of GYÖRGYI

GYŐZŐ (m) Means "victor" in Hungarian.

GYULA (m) JULIUS

GYURI (m) Diminutive of GYÖRGY

HAJNA (f) Means "dawn" in Hungarian

HAJNAL (f) Diminutive of HAJNA

HAJNALKA (f) Diminutive of HAJNA

HELÉNA (f) HELEN

HENRIK (m) HENRY

IBOLYA (f) Means "violet" in Hungarian.

IDA (f) Derived from the Germanic element id meaning "work, labour"

IGNÁC (m) IGNATIUS

ILDI (f) Hungarian diminutive of ILDIKÓ

ILDIKÓ (f)Possibly a form of HILDA

ILDÓ (f) Hungarian diminutive of ILDIKÓ

ILI (f) Hungarian diminutive of ILONA

ILKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of ILONA

ILLÉS (m) ELIAS

ILONA (f) Possibly a Hungarian form of HELEN

ILONKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of ILONA

IMRE (m) EMMERICH

IMRUS (m) Diminutive of IMRE

IRÉN (f) IRENE

IRMA (f) German short form of names beginning with the Germanic element ermen, which meant "whole, universal"

IRMUSKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of IRMA

ISTVÁN (m) STEPHEN

IZABELLA (f) ISABELLA

IZIDÓRA (f) ISIDORA

IZSÁK (m) ISAAC

JAKAB (m) JACOB or JAMES

JÁKOB (m) JACOB or JAMES

JANCSI (m) Diminutive of JÁNOS

JANI (m) Hungarian diminutive of JOHN

JANIKA (m) Diminutive of JÁNOS

JÁNOS (m) JOHN

JENCI (m) Diminutive of JENŐ

JENŐ (m) From the name of an ancient Hungarian tribe

JENCI   m   Diminutive of JENŐ

JENŐ (m) From the name of an ancient Hungarian tribe

JOHANNA (f) JOANNA

JOLA (f) Short form of JOLÁN

JOLÁN (f) YOLANDA

JOLÁNKA (f) Diminutive of JOLÁN

JÓSKA (m) Diminutive of JÓZSEF

JOZEFA (f) Hungarian and Slovene feminine form of JOSEPH

JÓZSEF (m) JOSEPH

JÓZSI (m) Diminutive of JÓZSEF

JÓZSUA (m) JOSHUA

JUDIT (f) JUDITH

JULI (f) Hungarian short form of JULIA

JÚLIA (f) JULIA

JULIANNA (f) JULIAN

JULISKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of JULIA

KÁLMÁN (m) Probably of Turkic origin, meaning "remainder"

KAMILLA (f) CAMILLA

KARCSI (m) Diminutive of KÁROLY

KAROLA (f) Hungarian and German feminine form of CAROLUS

KAROLINA (f) Feminine form of CAROLUS

KÁROLY (m) KARL

KATA (f) Hungarian short form of KATALIN, Finnish short form of KATARIINA and Croatian short form of KATARINA.

KATALIN (f) Hungarian and Basque form of KATHERINE

KATALINKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of KATALIN

KATARINA (f) Cognate of KATHERINE

KATI (f) Finnish diminutive of KATARIINA and Hungarian diminutive of KATALIN

KATÓ (f) Hungarian diminutive of KATALIN

KAZIMÍR (m) CASIMIR

KÁZMÉR (m) CASIMIR

KELEMEN (m) CLEMENT

KINGA (f) Polish and Hungarian diminutive of KUNIGUNDE

KITTI (f) Diminutive of KATALIN

KLÁRA (f) CLARA

KLOTILD (f) CLOTILDE

KONRÁD (m) CONRAD

KONSTANTIN (m) Cognate of CONSTANTINE

KORNÉL (m) CORNELIUS

KORNÉLIA (f) CORNELIA

KRISTÓF (m) CHRISTOPHER

KRISZTIÁN (m) CHRISTIAN

KRISZTINA (f) CHRISTINA

LACI (m) Diminutive of LÁSZLÓ

LAJOS (m) LOUIS

LÁSZLÓ (m) VLADISLAV

LAURA (f) Feminine form of the Late Latin name Laurus, which meant "laurel"

LÁZÁR (m) LAZARUS

LINDA (f) Originally a medieval short form of Germanic names containing the element linde meaning "soft, tender"

LIZA (f) Short form of ELIZABETH or YELIZAVETA

LORÁND (m) ROLAND

LÓRÁNT (m) ROLAND

LŐRINC (m) LAURENCE

LUCA (f) Hungarian feminine form of LUCIUS

LUJZA (f) Hungarian feminine form of LOUIS

LUKÁCS (m) LUKE

MAGDALÉNA (f) MAGDALENE

MAGDOLNA (f) MAGDALENE

MARA (f) MÁRIA

MARCELL (m) MARCELLUS

MARGARÉTA (f) MARGARET

MARGIT (f) MARGARET

MARGITA (f) MARGARET

MARI (f) Welsh, Breton, Estonian and Finnish form of MARY, as well as a Hungarian diminutive of MÁRIA

MÁRIA   f   Hungarian and Slovak form of MARIA

MARIÁN (m) MARIANUS

MARIANNA (f) Combination of MARIA and ANNA

MARICA (f) Diminutive of MÁRIA

MARIKA (f) Diminutive of MARY

MARISKA (f) Diminutive of MÁRIA

MÁRK (m) MARK

MÁRTA (f) MARTHA

MARTIN (m) From the Roman name Martinus, which was derived from Martis, the genitive case of the name of the Roman god MARS

MÁRTON (m) MARTIN

MÁRTUSKA (f) Diminutive of MÁRTA

MÁTÉ (m) MATTHEW

MATILD (f) MATILDA

MÁTYÁS (m) MATTHIAS

MELÁNIA (f) MELANIE

MIHÁLY (m) MICHAEL

MIKLÓS (m) NICHOLAS

MIKSA (m) MAXIMUS

MILÉNA (f) MILENA

MISI (m) Diminutive of MIHÁLY

MISKA (m) Diminutive of MIHÁLY

MÓNIKA (f) MONICA

MÓRIC (m) MAURICE

MÓZES (m) MOSES

NÁNDOR (m) Originally this was a Hungarian word referring to a Bulgarian people that lived along the Danube

NATÁLIA (f) NATALIE

NIKOLA (m) Cognate of NICHOLAS

NIKOLETT (f) Hungarian feminine form of NICHOLAS

NORBERT (m) Derived from the Germanic elements nord "north" and beraht "bright"

ÖDI (m) Diminutive of ÖDÖN

ÖDÖN (m) EDMUND

OLGA (f) HELGA

OLIMPIA (f) Form of OLYMPIAS

OLÍVIA (f) OLIVIA

ORBÁN (m) URBAN

ORSOLYA (f) URSULA

OSZKÁR (m) OSCAR

OTTÓ (m) OTTO

PÁL (m) PAUL

PANNI (f) Hungarian diminutive of ANNA

PATRIK (m) PATRICK

PAULA (f) Feminine form of PAUL

PÉTER (m) PETER

PETI (m) Hungarian diminutive of PETER

PETRA (f) Feminine form of PETER

PIRI (f) Diminutive of PIROSKA

PIROSKA (f) PRISCA

PISTA (m) Diminutive of ISTVÁN

PISTI (m) Diminutive of ISTVÁN

RÁHEL (f) RACHEL

REBEKA (f) REBECCA

RENÁTA (f) RENATUS

RICHÁRD (m) RICHARD

RIKÁRD (m) RICHARD

RITA (f) Short form of MARGARITA and other names ending in rita

RÓBERT (m) ROBERT

ROBI (m) Diminutive of RÓBERT

ROMÁN (m) ROMAN

ROMÁNA (f) Hungarian feminine form of ROMAN

RÓZA (f) Variant of RÓZSA

ROZÁLIA (f) ROSALIA

RÓZSA (f) Means "rose" in Hungarian, making it a cognate of ROSA

RÓZSI (f) Diminutive of RÓZSA

RUDI (m) Diminutive of RUDOLF

RUDOLF (m) From the Germanic name Hrodulf, which was derived from the elements hrod "fame" and wulf "wolf"... [more]

SALAMON (m) SOLOMON

SAMI (m) Hungarian and Finnish diminutive of SAMUEL

SAMU (m) Hungarian and Finnish diminutive of SAMUEL

SÁMUEL (m) SAMUEL

SÁNDOR (m) ALEXANDER

SANYI (m) Diminutive of SÁNDOR

SÁRA (f) SARAH

SÁRI (f) Hungarian diminutive of SARAH

SÁRIKA (f) Hungarian diminutive of SARAH

SEBESTYÉN (m) SEBASTIAN

SIMON (m) From Σιμων (Simon), the New Testament Greek form of the Hebrew name שִׁמְעוֹן (Shim'on) which meant "he has heard"

STEFÁNIA (f) STEPHEN

SZABINA (f) SABINA

SZABOLCS (m) Meaning unknown. This is the name of a region in Hungary.

SZANDRA (f) ALEXANDRA

SZILÁRD (m) Hungarian vernacular form of CONSTANTINE.

SZILVESZTER (m) SILVESTER

SZILVIA (f) SILVIA

TAMÁS (m) THOMAS

TECA (f) Diminutive of TERÉZIA

TEODOR (m) Cognate of THEODORE

TEODÓRA (f) Hungarian feminine form of THEODORE

TERÉZ (f) Hungarian short form of THERESA

TERÉZIA (f) THERESA

TIBOR (m) TIBURCIO

TIBORC (m) TIBURCIO

TÍMEA (f) Created by the Hungarian author Mór Jókai for a character his novel 'The Golden Man' (1873)

TIVADAR (m) THEODORE

TÓDOR (m) THEODORE

TOMI (m) Finnish and Hungarian diminutive of THOMAS

TÓNI (m) Hungarian diminutive of ANTHONY

TÜNDE (f) Derived from Hungarian tündér meaning "fairy"

TÜNDÉR (f) Means "fairy" in Hungarian.

VALÉRIA (f) VALERIUS

VENCEL (m) WENCESLAS

VERONIKA (f) Cognate of VERONICA

VID (m) WIDO or VITUS

VIDA (m) WIDO or VITUS

VIKTOR (m) Cognate of VICTOR

VIKTÓRIA (f) VICTORIA

VILHELM (m) WILLIAM

VILI (m) Hungarian and Slovene diminutive of WILLIAM

VILMA (f) Cognate of WILMA

VILMOS (m) WILLIAM

VINCE (m) English short form and Hungarian normal form of VINCENT

VIRÁG   f   Means "flower" in Hungarian.

ZITA (f) Diminutive of FELICITÁS

ZOLTÁN (m) Possibly related to the Turkish title sultan meaning "king, sultan"

ZSANETT (f) JEANNETTE

ZSAZSA (f) Diminutive of ZSUZSANNA

ZSIGA (m) Diminutive of ZSIGMOND

ZSIGMOND (m) SIGMUND

ZSÓFIA (f) SOPHIA

ZSÓFIKA (f) Diminutive of ZSÓFIA

ZSÓKA (f) Diminutive of ERZSÉBET

ZSOLT (m) Old variant of ZOLTÁN

ZSUZSA (f) Diminutive of ZSUZSANNA

ZSUZSANNA (f) SUSANNA

ZSUZSI (f) Diminutive of ZSUZSANNA

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