27/11/2020 · Fazekas is an occupational surname for a ‘potter’ in Hungarian. 26. Fejer. A variant of Feher, it was originally a nickname for a person with a pale complexion or white hair. Feher is a Hungarian word for white. 27. Fejes. The surname is taken …

Čonka, Rác ( z ), Žiga, etc and origins common surnames in Hungary really an interesting.. Gypsies, mostly violists, have played popular Hungarian music …

Derived from the given name Márk. Márton Hungarian. Derived from the given name Márton. Meggyesfalvi Hungarian. Derived from a Hungarian village named Meggyesfalva meaning "cherry village", from meggy "cherry" and falu "village". Mészáros Hungarian. Means "butcher" in Hungarian. Molnár Hungarian.

01/01/2013 · The most frequent surnames of ethnonymic and etymologically Romanian/Gypsy/Hungarian origin in Hungary Position Surname Meaning Persons % 1100 Móré Romanian, Gypsy 1,121 0.01 The stock of surnames of Hungarian vs. foreign origin is usually fairly easy to sepa- rate on the basis of the original ethnonyms.

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Nagy Meaning “Large” or “Tall” and approximately 240.000 people have this surname in Hungary Kovács Meanting “Smith” around 220.000 people have that name Tóth Meaning “Slovak” with approximately 215.000 people Szabó Meaning “Tailor” with 210.000 people Horváth Meaning “Croat” with 200.000 people Varga Meaning “Shoemaker” with 140.000 people Kiss Meaning …

Gypsy names may be divided into two classes, names connected with trades, and surnames or family names. First of all, something about trade names. There are only two names of trades which have been adopted by English Gypsies as proper names, Cooper and Smith: these names are expressed in the English Gypsy dialect by Vardo-mescro and Petulengro .

24/03/2020 · Romany Gypsies are known to have used at least two names, one of which would survive as one of the conventional last names listed, or similar, and the other of which would be a private name used within Romany kinship groups. Little is known about these private names, but some examples from 16th century Scotland are recorded.

13/01/2022 · You may have Gypsy ancestry if your family tree includes common Gypsy surnames such as Boswell, Buckland, Codona, Cooper, Doe, Lee, Gray (or Grey), Hearn, Heron, Hodgkins, Holland, Lee, Lovell, Loveridge, Smith, Wood and Young.