Hungarian names
Adorjan
Hungarian variation of Adrian
man of Adria
Adrián
Spanish, Hungarian and Slovak form of Adrian
from Hadria
Aladár
Hungarian
old wise ruler or old and famous
Aliz
Hungarian variation of Alice, from German
noble
Alíz
Hungarian variation of Alice, German
noble
Amarilla
English; Hungarian, from Greek
to sparkle
Ambrus
Hungarian
immortal
Andor
Norwegian; Swedish; Hungarian
eagle; manly
Andras
Hungarian variation of Andrew, Greek
strong and manly
Aniko
Hungarian form of Anna or Annika
grace
Antal
Hungarian, from Latin
from Antium
Aranka
Hungarian, from Latin
the golden one
Arpad
Hungarian
seed
Attila
Hungarian
little father
Auróra
Hungarian from Latin
dawn
Bálint
Hungarian from Latin
strong, healthy
Barna
Hungarian, Albanian, Aramaic, "brown; harvest, fertility; song of the prophet"
brown; harvest, fertility; song of the prophet
Bence
Hungarian variation of Vincent, Latin
conquering
Benedek
Hungarian, from Latin
blessed
Benke
Hungarian diminutive of Benjamin and Benedek
son of the right hand; blessed; little Ben
Bercel
Hungarian place name or variation of Bertil
birch in the open wood; bright, famous
Berta
Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Slovene, Scandinavian variation of Bertha
bright
Bertalan
Hungarian
son of the furrow
Betsabe
Spanish, Catalan, Hungarian, Polish
daughter of the oath
Betsabé
Spanish, Catalan, Hungarian
daughter of the oath
Blanka
Czech, Slovak, Polish, Hungarian, Croatian, and Slovene form of Blanche, French
white, fair-skinned
Bodi
Hungarian, Slavic diminutive; variant of Bodhi "God protect the king; divine gift; enlightenment"
God protect the king; divine gift; enlightenment
Boglárka
Hungarian
buttercup
Bora
Albanian, Hungarian, Mongolian, Slovene, Korean, "snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple"
snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple
Borbála
Hungarian form of Barbara, Greek
foreign woman, stranger
Boróka
Hungarian word name and diminutive of Borbála
juniper; foreign woman
Boski
Hungarian variation of Betty, English
pledged to God
Bozsi
Diminutive of Erzsébet, Hungarian
pledged to God
Csilla
Hungarian
star
Dorka
Diminutive of Dorottya, Hungarian
gift of God
Duna
Hungarian river name or Icelandic
eiderdown
Elek
Hungarian, from Greek
defending men
Elemér
Hungarian
great peace or noble and renowned
Elizabet
Hungarian; Bulgarian, from Hebrew
pledged to God
Emese
Hungarian
mother
Emőke
Hungarian
suckling, baby
Eniko
Japanese, Hungarian
prosperity, charity; young hind
Erzsébet
Hungarian, variation of Elizabeth
pledged to God
Etelka
Hungarian
little father
Ferenc
Hungarian form of Francis
Frenchman or free man
Gabor
Hungarian
god is my strength
Gáspár
Hungarian, from Persian
bringer of treasure
Gavrila
Romanian, Hungarian, variation of Gabriella
God is my strength
Genovéva
Hungarian, from French
tribe woman
Gergö
Diminutive of Gergely, Hungarian
vigilant, a watchman
Geza
Hungarian
little prince
Gizella
Hungarian, from German
pledge, hostage
Győző
Hungarian
victor
Hajnalka
Hungarian
morning glory
Hanga
Hungarian
heather
Henrik
Danish and Hungarian variation of Henry, German
estate ruler
Hunor
Hungarian
Hun
Ila
Scottish, Hindi, Hungarian, Finnish
from the island; earth, sacred speech; shining light; joy
Ildiko
Hungarian variation of Hilda
battle, warrior
Ildikó
Hungarian, variation of Hilda
battle, warrior
Ilka
Hungarian diminutive of Ilona; variation of Helen
bright, shining one
Ilki
Variation of Ilka, Hungarian diminutive of Ilona
bright, shining one
Ilma
Finnish, Hungarian, Spanish, or literary Quenya
air; starlight
Ilona
Hungarian variation of Helen, Finnish
shining torch; light; joy
Imre
Hungarian, from German
strength
Istvan
Hungarian
crown, wreath
István
Hungarian
crown, wreath
Izabella
Variation of Isabella, Hungarian, Polish, and English
pledged to God
Janos
Hungarian variation of John
God is gracious
Júlia
Portuguese, Catalan, Hungarian, and Slovak form of Julia
youthful or sky father
Juliska
Hungarian, from Latin
youthful or sky father
Kata
Diminutive of Katariina, Finnish, and Katalin, Hungarian
pure
Katalin
Hungarian variation of Katherine, English from Greek
pure
Katinka
Hungarian, Russian, and Dutch diminutive of Katherine or Katarina, Greek
pure
Kazmer
Hungarian
destroyer of peace
Kelemen
Hungarian variation of Clement
mild, merciful
Kende
Hungarian
king
Kincső
Hungarian
treasure
Kinga
Hungarian, Polish
brave
Klarika
Estonian, Hungarian, and Slovak diminutive of Klara
clear, bright
Konstantin
Slavic; Estonian; Finnish; Hungarian; German, from Latin
steadfast
Laszlo
Hungarian
glorious ruler
Lazlo
English variation of László, Hungarian
glorious ruler
Leó
Icelandic and Hungarian variation of Leo, Latin
lion
Levente
Hungarian
being
Liliom
Hungarian
lily
Lilla
Hungarian diminutive of Lívia and Lídia, Hindi variant of Lila, Italian, Swedish, and Danish word name
to envy; from Lydia; lilac; little; purple
Magdi
Hungarian
from Magdala
Marica
Croatian and Hungarian form of Maria
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Mariska
Hungarian and Dutch diminutive of Maria
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Matild
Hungarian, from German
battle-mighty
Mátyás
Hungarian, from Hebrew
gift of God
Menta
Italian, Hungarian
mint
Mihály
Hungarian form of Michael, Hebrew
who is like God?
Miklo
Hungarian
who is like god?
Miklos
Hungarian variation of Nicholas, Greek
people of victory
Milla
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Hungarian
young ceremonial attendant, gracious people
Nandor
Hungarian, Scandinavian
bold voyager
Nándor
Hungarian, from German
bold voyager
Nimród
Hungarian variation of Nimrod, Hebrew
we shall rise up, we shall rebel
Noé
French, Spanish, Portuguese and Hungarian from Hebrew
rest, repose
Panna
Hungarian variation of Anna; Hindi
grace; emerald, leaf
Rez
Hungarian
having copper-colored hair
Rezső
Hungarian, from German
famous warrior
Róza
Hungarian
rose
Sabo
American spelling of Hungarian Szabo
a tailor
Samu
Finnish, Spanish, and Hungarian diminutive of Samuel, Hebrew
told by God
Sándor
Hungarian, variant of Alexander
defending men
Shari
Anglicized variation of Hungarian Sari, variation of Sarah
princess
Soma
Hungarian tree name, Hindi, Sanskrit, Japanese
Dogwood tree; elixir, to extract; sound of the wind + genuine
Szabo
Hungarian
tailor
Szilveszter
Hungarian, from Latin
wood, forest
Tabor
Hebrew; Hungarian
a height; encampment
Tibor
Hungarian, Czech, Slovak, Slovene
of Tibur (Tivoli)
Tihamér
Hungarian, from Slavic
quiet peace
Timea
Hungarian feminine variation of Timaeus or invented name
honor; good spirits, cheerful
Uroš
Slavic, Serbian, and Slovenian from Hungarian
lord
Vazul
Hungarian form of Basil
royal
Violetta
Italian, Russian and Hungarian variation of Violet, English
purple
Wyola
Hungarian, Ukrainian
violet
Zali
Hebrew, Hungarian
princess
Záli
Hungarian
dancer, princess
Zenta
Latvian, Hungarian, German
to grow
Zente
Hungarian
saint; holy
Zia
Short form of Luzia or Terézia, Hungarian, Portuguese
light; harvest
Zina
Russian, Hungarian, Arabic, African, Nsenga
related to Zeus; rose; adornment, ornament; spirt name
Zoltan
Hungarian
sultan
Zoltán
Hungarian, Slovak
sultan
Zsaklin
Hungarian, from French
supplanter
Zsálya
Hungarian
sage
Zsanka
Hungarian
lily; God is gracious
Zsazsa
Hungarian, , diminutive of Erzsebet
God is my oath
Zselyke
Hungarian
desire
Zsiga
Hungarian
victory protection
Zsigmond
Hungarian, from German
victorious protection
Zsófia
Hungarian version of Greek Sofia
one who possesses wisdom
Zsoka
Hungarian
my god is oath
Zsolt
Hungarian
sultan
Zsuzsanna
Hungarian, from Hebrew
lily
Zsuzska
Hungarian, from Hebrew
lily