the etymology and history of surnames
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the etymology and history of surnames
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| Ádám |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian form of Adam. |
| Agócs |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from a diminutive of the given name Ágoston. |
| Agóts |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Agócs. |
| Albert |
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Usage: Catalan, English, French, Hungarian, German
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| Derived from the given name Albert. |
| Almássy |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| The name contains the word alma, which means "apple" in Hungarian, so it perhaps originally referred to a person who harvested or sold apples. |
| Antal |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Antal. |
| Antall |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Antal. |
| Arany |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "golden" in Hungarian. A famous bearer of the name was János Arany, a poet from the 19th century. |
| Bajusz |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "moustache" from the Hungarian bajusz. |
| Bakó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "axeman" in Hungarian. |
| Balázs |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the first name Balázs. |
| Bálint |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Bálint. |
| Balog |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "left handed" in Old Hungarian. |
| Balogh |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Balog. |
| Bárány |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "lamb" in Hungarian. |
| Baráth |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the vocabulary word barát, that means "friend" in Hungarian. |
| Barna |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "brown" in Hungarian. |
| Barta |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the shortened form of Bartalom, the old Hungarian form of Bertalan. |
| Bartha |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Barta. |
| Bartos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian variant of Barto. |
| Báthory |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Archaic spelling variant of Bátori. |
| Bátori |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "someone from Bátor". Bátor is a village in Hungary. |
| Becskei |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "from Becske". Becske is a town in Hungary. |
| Benes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian form of Bene. |
| Bíró |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from bíró that means "judge" in Hungarian. |
| Bodnár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Bognár. |
| Bodrogi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "someone living near the Bodrog". Bodrog is a river in the north-eastern part of Hungary. |
| Bognár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian cognate of Wagner. |
| Bokor |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "bush". Bokor is also the name of a village in Hungary. |
| Bokori |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from bokor meaning "bush". Bokor is also the name of a village in Hungary. |
| Borbély |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian cognate of Barber. |
| Boros |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from bor, the Hungarian word for "wine". Originally it could have either indicated someone who drank too much, or a person who owned a winery. |
| Brühn |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian spelling variant of Brun. |
| Budai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Buda, one of the towns that were joined to make Budapest. Originally it indicated someone from Buda. |
| Buday |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Budai. |
| Büki |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the name of Mt. Bükk. |
| Cinege |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "tom-tit, titmouse" in Hungarian. |
| Császár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "kaiser, emperor" in Hungarian. Originally it was applied to someone who acted kingly. |
| Cseh |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Czech" in Hungarian. |
| Csintalan |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "mischievous, naughty" in Hungarian. |
| Csizmadia |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "boot-maker" in Hungarian. |
| Csonka |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "maimed, gammy, frustum" in Hungarian. |
| Csorba |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "chipped, jagged" in Hungarian. Possibly originates from a nickname. |
| Czinege |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Archaic spelling variant of Cinege. |
| Dali |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the word daliás that means "imposing, virile" in Hungarian. |
| Dobos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from dob that means "drum" in Hungarian. Originally the name was given to someone who played the drum or made them. |
| Dunai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From Duna, the Hungarian name for river Danube. |
| Erdos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational name that means "forester" in Hungarian. |
| Erős |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "strong" in Hungarian. |
| Eszes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "wise, clever" in Hungarian. |
| Fábián |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Fábián. |
| Faragó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "wood-cutter, hewer" in Hungarian. |
| Farkas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "wolf" in Hungarian. |
| Fazekas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| An occupational name that means "potter" in Hungarian. |
| Fehér |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| It means "white" in Hungarian, originally referring to a person with white hair or complexion. |
| Fejes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from fej that means "head" in Hungarian. Originally it was applied to a stubborn person. |
| Fekete |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian cognate of Black. |
| Filep |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Dialectical variant of Fülöp. |
| Fodor |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From the Old Hungarian word fodor that means "curly haired". |
| Fülöp |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Fülöp. |
| Gaál |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Gál. |
| Gál |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Gál, the shortened form of the given name Gálos, which is an old Hungarian form of Gallus. |
| Gárdonyi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "from Gárdony". Gárdony is a town 45 kms from Budapest in Hungary. |
| Gáspár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Gáspár. |
| Gereben |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "hackle, hatchel" in Hungarian. |
| Görög |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Greek" in Hungarian. |
| Graner |
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Usage: German, Hungarian
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| Meaning "of Gran", Gran being the German name for Esztergom, a small city in northern Hungary. |
| Gulyás |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| It means "herdsman, stockman" in Hungarian. |
| Hajós |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "boatman" in Hungarian. |
| Halász |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "fisherman" in Hungarian. |
| Halmi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from halom, that means "mound, small hill" in Hungarian. Originally the name was given to someone who lived near or on a hill. |
| Hegedűs |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "fiddler", from hegedű that means "violin" in Hungarian. |
| Herceg |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "prince" or "duke" in Hungarian. |
| Herczeg |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Archaic spelling variant of Herceg. |
| Herczog |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Herceg. |
| Horváth |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From horvát, that means "Croat, person from Croatia" in Hungarian. The Croats and Hungarians have always had narrow and conflictive relations. |
| Ignácz |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Ignác. |
| Illés |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| A patronymic surname derived from the first name Illés. |
| Jakab |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the first name Jakab. |
| Jankovics |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian variant of Jankovic. |
| Jó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "good" in Hungarian. |
| Jónás |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Jónás, the Hungarian form of Jonas. |
| Joó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Archaic spelling variant of Jó. |
| Juhász |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| An occupational surname meaning "shepherd" in Hungarian. |
| Kádár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "cooper" in Hungarian (that is, a person who made or repaired wooden barrels). |
| Kalmár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational surname that origintes from the vocabulary word kalmár which means "merchant, trader, trafficker" in Hungarian. |
| Kardos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From kard that means "sword" in Hungarian. It could have been applied to soldiers, sword makers, or one with a pugnacious nature. |
| Kárpáthy |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant (and archaic spelling) of the surname Kárpáti. |
| Kárpáti |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| A surname derived from the Hungarian name of the Carpathian mountains, Kárpátok. |
| Kárpáty |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Kárpáti. |
| Kató |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from a pet form of the Hungraian female personal name Katalin. |
| Katona |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "soldier" in Hungarian. |
| Kecskeméti |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| This surname is derived from the name of a town in Hungary, Kecskemét. |
| Kedves |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "kind" in Hungarian. |
| Kelemen |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Kelemen. |
| Keller |
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Usage: German, Hungarian
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| From Middle High German këller meaning "cellar". This name is either an occupational name for a cellarer or it is for a person who lived in a cellar. |
| Kemény |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "firm, hard, tough" in Hungarian. |
| Kerekes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Meaning "wheel-maker, wheeler" from the word kerék that means "wheel" in Hungarian. |
| Kertész |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational surname meaning "gardener" in Hungarian. |
| Király |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "king" in Hungarian. This was a nickname for a person who acted kingly. |
| Kis |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Nickname meaning "small" in Hungarian. |
| Kiss |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Kis. |
| Kóbor |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From the word kóbor that means "wanderer, ranger" in Hungarian. |
| Kocsis |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "coachman" in Hungarian. |
| Koszorús |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from koszorú, a Hungarian word that means "garland, wreath, girdle". This name was used for someone who made garlands. |
| Kovách |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| (Archaic) spelling variant of Kovács. |
| Kovács |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "forger" or "smith" in Hungarian. |
| Kováts |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Kovács. |
| Kövér |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "fat" in Hungarian. |
| Kurucz |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the Hungarian word kuruc. The kurucs were armed anti-Habsburg rebels in Royal Hungary in the late 17th-early 18th century. |
| Lakatos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "locksmith" in Hungarian. |
| Lantos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "minstrel, bard" from the Hungarian word lant "lyre". |
| László |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from the given name László. |
| Lázár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Patronymic surname originating from the given name Lázár. |
| Lengyel |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Polish" in Hungarian. |
| Lovász |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "horseman, stableman, ostler" in Hungarian. |
| Lukács |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from the given name Lukács. |
| Magyar |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Hungarian" in Hungarian. |
| Marek |
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Usage: Czech, Polish, Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Marek. |
| Markó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Marko. |
| Márton |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Márton. |
| Meggyesfalvi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from Meggyesfalva, a village, literally meaning "cherry village" from the elements meggy "cherry" and falu "village". |
| Mészáros |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "butcher" in Hungarian. |
| Molnár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational name meaning "miller" in Hungarian. |
| Nagy |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From a nickname meaning "big" or "great" in Hungarian, referring to one's characteristics. This is a very common Hungarian surname. |
| Nemes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "noble, gentle" in Hungarian. |
| Német |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "German" in Hungarian. |
| Németh |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Német. |
| Novák |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian variant of Novak. |
| Nyilas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "archer, bowman" in Hungarian. |
| Nyitrai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "someone from Nyitra". Nyitra is a historic administrative county of Hungary (now situated in Slovakia). |
| Olasz |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Italian" in Hungarian. |
| Orbán |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Orbán. |
| Orosz |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Russian" in Hungarian. |
| Pál |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Pál. |
| Papp (1) |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "pope" from the Latin papa. Usually denoting a pompous man or one who played the part in a play. |
| Pásztor |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "herd, shepherd" in Hungarian. |
| Pataki |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from the vocabulary word patak, which means "creek, brook" in Hungarian. It was given to people who lived near creeks. |
| Pék |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "baker" in Hungarian. |
| Pesti |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Pest, one of the towns that were joined to make Budapest. Originally it indicated someone from Pest. |
| Pesty |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Pesti. |
| Péter |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Péter. |
| Petes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Pete, a pet form of Péter. |
| Pethes |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Petes. |
| Pető |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Pető, an old pet form of Péter. |
| Petőcs |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Pető, an old Hungarian pet form of Péter. |
| Petőfi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "son of Pető" in Hungarian. Pető is an old pet form of Péter. |
| Pokorni |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian variant of Pokorny. |
| Prohászka |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Hungarian variant of Prochazka. |
| Puskás |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational surname meaning "gunsmith", from the word puska that means "gun" in Hungarian. |
| Pusztai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From puszta, that means "steppe, prairie" in Hungarian. The name was given to someone living on a prairie. |
| Rigó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From rigó, a word that means "blackbird" in Hungarian. |
| Rózsa |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Rose (2). This is one of the limited number of matronymical surnames used in Hungary. |
| Ruzsa |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Dialectical variant of Rózsa. |
| Salomon |
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Usage: English, French, Venetian, German, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Jewish, Hungarian
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| Derived from the first name Salomon. |
| Samsa |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from a pet form of the first name Sámuel. |
| Sándor |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from the given name Sándor. |
| Sarka (3) |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Americanized form of Szarka. |
| Sárközi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Someone from Sárköz, Sárköz being a region of Hungary. |
| Sárközy |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Sárközi. |
| Sas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "eagle" in Hungarian. |
| Sass |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Sas. |
| Schmidt |
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Usage: German, Hungarian
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| From the occupation of schmied, which is "smith" or "metalworker" in English. |
| Schmitt |
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Usage: German, Hungarian
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| Variant of Schmidt. |
| Seres |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Dialectical variant of Sörös. |
| Simon |
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Usage: Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Jewish
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| Derived from the Hebrew first name Simon. |
| Sipos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "fife player, piper" from the Hungarian síp. |
| Sólyom |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "hawk, falcon" in Hungarian. |
| Somogyi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from Somogy, which is one of the counties of Hungary. Originally it indicated someone from that region. |
| Sörös |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From sör that means "beer" in Hungarian. Originally the name was given to beer brewers, or someone who drank too much beer. |
| Sovány |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "thin, lean" in Hungarian. |
| Svéd |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Swedish" in Hungarian. |
| Szabó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "tailor" in Hungarian. A rather frequent name in Hungary. |
| Szabolcsi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From Szabolcs, a county of Hungary. Szabolcs is also a given name. |
| Szántó |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "ploughman, tiller" in Hungarian. The name was given to farmers. |
| Szarka |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From the Hungarian szarka meaning "magpie". Szarka is often used as a euphemistic term for thieves. |
| Szarvas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "deer" in Hungarian. |
| Székely |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Denotes a person who hailed from the Székely people who were Hungarians who lived in Romania. |
| Szekeres |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from szekér that means "cart, wagon" in Hungarian. Originally it was applied to wagoners, or simply someone who owned a wagon. |
| Szép |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "beautiful, lovely" from the Hungarian szép. |
| Szőke |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "blonde, fair haired" from the Hungarian szőke. |
| Szombathy |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "from Rimaszombat", Szombat(i) may mean 'sabbatical'. |
| Szűcs |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational name that means "furrier" in Hungarian. |
| Takács |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "weaver, webster" in Hungarian. |
| Tamás |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Tamás. |
| Tar |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the word tar that means "bald" in Hungarian. |
| Tarr |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Tar. |
| Tímár |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational name that means "tanner" in Hungarian. |
| Tisza |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From river Tisza, Hungary's second largest river. |
| Tolvaj |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "thief" in Hungarian. |
| Tordai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derives from the name of a town called Torda. Originally the name was given to someone from that town. |
| Török |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "Turkish" in Hungarian. |
| Tót |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from tót that is a nickname for Slovakians in Hungary. |
| Tóth |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Tót. |
| Vadas |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From vad meaning "wild animal". |
| Vámos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "customs officer" in Hungarian. |
| Varga |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Occupational name that means "cobbler" in Hungarian. |
| Vargha |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Form of Varga. |
| Vass |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the old Magyar term vass meaning "iron", referring to a worker in iron, a miner of iron core or a vendor of goods so manufactured. Alternatively, from the same root word, it may have been a nickname referring to distinctively strong constitution. |
| Vastag |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "bulky, stout" in Hungarian. |
| Vastagh |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Spelling variant of Vastag. |
| Vencel |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Derived from the given name Vencel. |
| Venczel |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Variant of Vencel. |
| Veres |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Dialectical variant of Vörös. |
| Vida |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| From the given name Vid. |
| Vincze |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| A patronymic surname, from the first name Vince. |
| Virág |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "flower" in Hungarian. |
| Vörös |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "red" in Hungarian, referring to a person with red hair or face. |
| Zentai |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "from Zenta, Serbia". |
| Zoltánfi |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "son of Zoltán" in Hungarian. |
| Zsoldos |
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Usage: Hungarian
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| Means "mercenary" in Hungarian. |
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