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Green: - Hungarian origin; Blue: - names from relatives;
Orange: - Hungarian forms of foreign names; Red: - unsure origin;


Iddár - [idːaːɾ] -

Igar - [igɒɾ] -

Iharos - [ihɒɾoʃ] -

Ika - [ikɒ] -

Iklad - [Iklɒd] - The Iklad probably derives from the forgotten Hungarian verb "iklandani" which means to punt from the end of that.

Recommended nameday: June 01.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Ilek - [ilɛk] - The name is the name of the youngest son of Atilla, variant of Ell%C3%A1k">Ellák. It means I live (in Hungarian: "élek").

Recommended namedays: January 5., June 8., July 8. share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Imre - [imɾɛ] - This name probably derives from the Turkic imrehor word which means equerry (in Hungarian: "lovászmester"). This was a very important tool for the contemporary Hungarians.

Recommended nameday: November 05.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Indár - [indaːɾ] -

Ipoly - [ipoj] - The Ipoly is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. The meaning of it is unknown, maybe ebb, to ebb, ebber river (in Hungarian: "apály, apad, apadó"). That was a very beloved name. The Ipoly is a Hungarian river.

Recommended namedays: March 10., July 09., August 13.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Ipor - [ipoɾ] -

Irnek - [iɾnɛk] - Irnek was the youngest son of the Hunnic prince, Atilla. Irnek was predicted that after the death of Atilla he would maintain the dynasty. According to the records, after the failure of the Hunnic empire he went to the plain of the Lower Danube and he prevailed over the Huns and Bulgars.

Recommended nameday: March 25.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Irnik - [iɾnik] -

Recommended nameday: March 25.

Irsa - [iɾʃɒ] - The Irsa is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. Its meaning has been forgotten.

Recommended nameday: October 11.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Iszla - [islɒ] - This is an old name of Turkic origin. Its meaning is unknown.

Recommended nameday: October 09.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Itemér - [itɛmeːɾ] - The Itemér is the variant of the Itlár name.

Recommended nameday: September 28.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Itisza - [iteːs] - The Itisza is an ancient name of Hunnic origin. It was probably made for marking itész (this is a Hungarian word, means judge in the old Hungarian).

Recommended nameday: September 30.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Itlár - [itlaːɾ] - The Itlár is an old name of Hungarian origin. Itlár was a Cuman chief who was killed by Russians.

Recommended nameday: September 28.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Izár - [izaːɾ] - The Izár is an ancient male name. Izár was the son of Kárel főtáltos (the táltos or tátos is a figure in the Hungarian mythology).

Recommended nameday: September 26.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Izsép - [iʒeːp] - It is probably the variant of the Izsóp, and the name of a plant. This plant is native to Asia and Hungary.

Recommended nameday: January 08.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg

Izsip - [iʒip] - It is probably the variant of the Izsóp, and the name of a plant. This plant is native to Asia and Hungary.

Recommended nameday: January 08.share iwiw facebook Twitter Tumblr StumbleUpon Digg



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