Hungarian Names
Hungarian baby names look striking and unusual to American eyes. For example, Anastasia becomes Anasztaizia and Joseph become Jozsef. An appealing alternative if you like name spellings with a twist.
English Origin
German: Noble, bright; Prince Albert was Queen Victoria''s consort noted for enthusiastic support of the application of science to...
English Origin
German: Bright, noble; This feminine form of Albert is also related to the name Bertha.
English: A diminutive of Alexandra, a name that means "defender of mankind" and is associated with conquerors and emperors.
Hungarian Origin
Alexandra has remianed a popular name for girls, and it's easy to see why. Chic yet strong sounding, it lends itself to several...
Hungarian: Foreign woman, stranger, exotic; Borbala is a variant of Barbara. The most fertile agricultural lands in Serbia are on the...
Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto. Okay, so that song has nothing to do with the name, but still, is that not the first thing that...
The feminine form of the Nordic Erik, Erika is not as popular in the U.S. as it's name twin, Erica with a C.