Hungarian Origin Names
Browse Hungarian origin names across female and male groups.
Female Names
View full pageBertalan
The name "Bertalan" is of Hungarian origin and is a variant of the name "Bertalan/Bertalan", which is the Hungarian form of the name "Bartholomew".
Elek
Elek derives from the Hungarian short form of Elektra or directly from the Greek name Elektra, which carries the meaning 'shining' or 'bright.' The root traces to the Proto-Indo-E...
Elemer
Elemer derives from the Hungarian personal name Elemér, which is traditionally interpreted as combining ancient Hungarian elements 'ele' meaning 'other' or 'different' and 'mér' l...
Hargita
Hargita derives from Hungarian roots, where 'Har' relates to the ancient concept of an army or warrior host, evoking strength and protection, while the suffix '-gita' functions as...
Nyire
Nyire derives from Hungarian nyír, meaning 'birch tree,' symbolizing the white-barked Betula pendula common in Central European forests.
Azucséna
Azucséna appears to derive from Hungarian linguistic elements, where 'azu' or similar prefixes may relate to archaic or regional terms for blue or azure hues, combined with 'cséna...
Elet
Elet derives primarily from Hungarian roots, where it functions as a short form of Elek, itself linked to the Greek name Elek, a variant of Alexander.
Gy
The name Gy is an extremely rare given name with limited etymological documentation, potentially arising as a truncated or diminutive form in certain linguistic contexts.
Hajna
Hajna derives from Hungarian roots linked to 'hajnalka,' a diminutive of hajnal, meaning 'dawn' or 'daybreak.' This evokes imagery of the first light of day, symbolizing renewal,...
Katalatah
Katalatah appears to be a modern creative name, likely blending elements from established names like Katalin (Hungarian form of Katherine, meaning 'pure') and Layla (Arabic for 'n...
Zalan
Zalan derives from Hungarian roots, where it functions primarily as a diminutive or affectionate form of Zoltán, carrying connotations of 'sultan' or 'ruler.' The core element tra...
Zolan
Zolan lacks a widely attested etymology in major name databases, with interpretations varying between possible Slavic diminutives and modern inventions.
Male Names
View full pageLaszlo
The name "Laszlo" has Hungarian origins and is believed to have derived from the Old Hungarian name "Ladislaus," which itself has Slavic roots.
Zoltan
The name "Zoltan" has Hungarian origins and is derived from the old Turkish word "sultan," meaning "ruler" or "king." It carries connotations of power, authority, and leadership.
Botond
The name "Botond" is of Hungarian origin and is derived from the Old Hungarian word "bot" meaning "rod" or "wand." The name is associated with the legendary figure of Saint Botond...
Bátor
Bátor derives from the Hungarian adjective 'bátor,' which means 'brave,' 'bold,' or 'courageous.' This semantic root emphasizes valor and fearlessness, qualities historically priz...
Ajon
Ajon lacks a widely attested etymology in major linguistic records, with interpretations varying by cultural context.
Arpad
The name "Arpad" is of Hungarian origin and is derived from the Old Hungarian name "Árpád," which is believed to have originated from the Turkic word "arpad," meaning "young eagle...
Endre
The name "Endre" has Hungarian origins and is derived from the Old Norse name "Eindriði," which is composed of the elements "ein" meaning "one" and "riði" meaning "rider." Therefo...
Istvan
The name "Istvan" has its roots in the Hungarian language and is derived from the Latin name "Stephanus," which means "crown" or "wreath." This name has a strong historical and cu...
Jeno
Jeno derives primarily from Hungarian roots, where it functions as a diminutive or pet form of Jenő, carrying connotations of gentleness or nobility tied to its historical associa...
Kenderek
Kenderek likely derives as a diminutive or extended form of the Hungarian root 'kender,' which refers to hemp, a plant historically significant for fiber production in Central Eur...
Levente
Levente derives from a Hungarian term historically linked to concepts of 'being valiant,' 'heroic,' or 'knight-like,' evoking imagery of bravery and chivalric virtue.
Tabori
Tabori functions primarily as a surname rather than a standalone given name, with its core meaning tied to geographical or topographic features in Central European contexts.