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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