Boy names

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Underline: - can get birth certificate in Hungary;
Green: - Hungarian origin; Blue: - names from relatives;
Orange: - Hungarian forms of foreign names; Red: - unsure origin;

Kaba - [kɒbɒ] - The Kaba is an old name. It derives from the Hungarian kaba word. It was a bird of prey.

Recommended nameday: February 19.

Kabos - [kɒboʃ] - The Kabos is a name of Hungarian origin. It is the variant of Jakab, Jakabos.

Recommended namedays: February 19., December 25.

Kada - [kɒdɒ] - The Kada is a name from the age of the Conquest of Magyars in Hungary. It means stake (in Hungarian: "karó, cölöp").

Recommended nameday: February 04.

Kádán - [kaːdaːn] -

Kádár - [kaːdaːɾ] -

Kadarcs - [kɒdɒɾʧ] -

Kadocsa - [kɒdoʧɒ] - The Kadocsa is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. It is the variant of Kadicsa. It means errant (in Hungarian: "tévelygő, bolyongó").

Recommended namedays: March 10., March 11.

Kadosa - [kɒdoʃɒ] - The Kadosa is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means soldier (in Hungarian: "katona"). Kadosa was the first chosen chief of Hunnic prince, Atilla. Synonym names: Kadicsa, Kadocsa, Kaducsa.

Recommended namedays: March 10., March 11.

Kaducsa - [kɒduʧɒ] - The Kaducsa is a male name of Hungarian origin. It is the variant of Kadicsa. It means errant (in Hungarian: "tévelygő, bolyongó"). Synonym names: Kadicsa, Kadocsa, Kadosa.

Recommended namedays: March 10., March 11.

Kaján - [kɒjaːn] -

Kajár - [kɒjaːɾ] -

Kajdacs - [kɒjdɒʧ] -

Kajdum - [kɒjdum] -

Kájon - [kaːjon] -

Kajtor - [kɒjtoɾ] -

Kál - [kaːl] - The Kál is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. It means old man (in Hungarian: "öregember").

Recommended nameday: November 08.

Kalán - [kɒlaːn] -

Kalandó - [kɒlɒndoː] -

Kalaznó - [kɒlɒznoː] -

Káldor - [kaːldoɾ] - The Káldor is a male name of Hungarian origin, made by Mihály Vörösmarty.


Recommended namedays: May 19., August 27.

Kálló - [kaːlːoː] -

Kálmán - [kaːlmaːn] - The Kálmán is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means leftover (in Hungarian: "maradék").

Recommended nameday: October 13.

Kálnok - [kaːlnok] -

Kalocsa - [kɒloʧɒ] -

Káloz - [kaːloz] -

Kámán - [kaːmaːn] - The variant of the Kálmán.

Kánó - [kaːnoː] -

Kaplony - [kɒploɲ] - The Kaplony is an old name of Hungarian origin. It means tiger (in Hungarian: "tigris").

Recommended nameday: January 12.

Kapolcs - [kɒpolʧ] - The Kapolcs is an old Hungarian name of Turkic origin. It probably means Cuman man. Kapolcs is a village in Hungary which was named after the name of a Cuman prince.

Recommended namedays: March 24., September 29.

Kapos - [kɒpoʃ] -

Kara - [kɒɾɒ] - The Kara is a male name of Hungarian-Turkic origin. It means black (in Hungarian: "fekete"). Ahmed ibn Foszlán mentions this name as the name of one of the clans (kara, kazár), who were the 'kabarok'. At Konstatinos Kara, the seventh Hungarian tribe and Kazar, the eighth tribe were the so called Kara-Kazar tribe. According to some sources the Kara tribe settled down in Transylvania.

Recommended namedays: January 16., May 28., November 08.

Karacs - [kɒɾɒʧ] -

Karácson - [kɒɾaːʧon] - The Karácson is a Hungarian name. It means born at Christmas (the Christmas is in Hungarian: "karácsony").

Recommended namedays: February 13., December 18., December 25.

Karád - [kɒɾaːd] - The Karád is a male name of Hungarian origin. Its meaning is unknown.

Recommended namedays: January 16., May 28., November 08.

Karakó - [kɒɾɒkoː] -

Karancs - [kɒɾɒnʧ] -

Karatán - [kɒɾɒtaːn] -

Karaton - [kɒɾɒton] - Karaton was the son of a Hunnic prince, Balambér and after the death of Balambér he became one of the chiefs of the tribe of the broken Hunnic tribe-alliance in 409. He was the brother of Uldin. The name means sunlight, sun ray (in Hungarian: "napfény, napsugár").

Karcsa - [kɒɾʧɒ] - The Karcsa is an old name of Hungarian origin. It means hawk, falcon, kite (in Hungarian: "ölyv, sólyom, vércse"). Synonym name: Karsa.

Recommended namedays: January 16., May 28., July 08.

Kardos - [kɒɾdoʃ] - The Kardos is an old Hungarian male name. Its meaning is unknown.

Recommended nameday: January 03.

Karsa - [kɒɾʃɒ] -

Recommended namedays: January 16., May 28., July 8.

Karsaly - [kɒɾʃɒj] - The Karsaly is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. It means falcon (in Hungarian: "sólyom").

Recommended nameday: July 08.

Kartal - [kɒɾtɒl] - The Kartal is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means kite, eagle (in Hungarian: "sólyom, sas").

Recommended nameday: March 23.

Karvaly - [kɒɾvɒj] - Old Hungarian male name.

Recommended nameday: June 27.

Kászon - [kaːson] - The Kászon is a male name of Hunnic origin. It means sour water, sour brook. Kászon was the kürtös (in English: "blower") of Atilla.

Recommended namedays: April 24., August 13.

Káta - [kaːtɒ] -

Keán - [kɛaːn] -

Kecele - [kɛʦɛlɛ] -

Kecse - [kɛʧɛ] - The Kecse is a Hungarian male name of Cuman origin. It means born at night.

Recommended namedays: Máricius 24., July 20.

Kegel - [kɛgɛl] -

Keled - [kɛlɛd] - The Keled is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means frizzy.

Recommended namedays: March 15., May 01.

Kelemen - [kɛlɛmɛn] - The Kelemen male name derives from the Latin Clemens name which means devout, bland. Its female pair is the Klemencia.

Recommended namedays: March 15., April 22., November 23.

Kelemér - [kɛlɛmeːɾ] -

Kelen - [kɛlɛn] - The Kelen is a name of Hungarian origin. This is the variant of the Kelemen.

Recommended namedays: March 15., April 22., November 23.

Kelep - [kɛlɛp] - The Kelep is a male name of Hungarian origin. It probably derives from the Kelemadár (in English: "stork"), stork words.

Recommended nameday: June 21.

Keme - [kɛmɛ] -

Kemecse - [kɛmɛʧɛ] -

Kemenes - [kɛmɛnɛʃ] - The Kemenes is a Hungarian male name. It means stony, shingly, oven (in Hungarian: "köves, kavicsos, kemence").

Recommended nameday: August 21.

Kende - [kɛndɛ] - The Kende male name derives from the old Hungarian gyula word. Under the system of dual leadership which the Magyars used in the 9th century, the two kings of the tribal confederation were the kende (or kündü) and the gyula.

Recommended namedays: September 01., September 25., October 21.

Kenese - [kɛnɛʃɛ] - The Kenese is a male name of Slavic-Hungarian origin. It means the land of the king.

Recommended nameday: July 10.

Kenéz - [kɛneːz] - The Kenéz is a Hungarian-Schytian name from the East and look words (in Hungarian: "kelet & néz"). It is the name of a Hungarian village. It probably means to look onto east.

Recommended namedays: January 19., December 07.

Kerecsen - [kɛɾɛʧɛn] - The Kerecsen is a male name of ancient Hungarian origin. The name derives from the name of the national bird, Kerecsensólyom of the Magyars. The Kerecsen is a name of an ancient holiday of the Magyars which is on 21. December. The names means saker falcon (in Hunagrian: "kerecsensólyom").

Recommended namedays: December 05., December 20.

Kerencs - [kɛɾɛnʧ] -

Keszi - [kɛsi] - The Keszi name is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. It was the name of one of the Conquestor Hungarian tribe. The Keszi is in the name of more Hungarian villages for example Budakeszi, Dunakeszi. It means part, piece.

Recommended namedays: January 12., June 29.

Keszü - [kɛsʏ] - It is probably the variant of the Keszi.

Ketel - [kɛtɛl] - The Ketel is a name of Hungarian origin. It suggests the rope (in Hungarian: "kötél") word. It means animal keeper (in Hungarian: "állatot őrző").

Recommended nameday: January 12.

Ketüd - [kɛtʏd] - The Ketüd is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. It means the second child (in Hungarian: "második gyermek").

Keve - [kɛvɛ] - The Keve is a name of Hunnic origin. It means stone, stony (in Hungarian: "kő, kövecske").

Recommended namedays: January 8., February 22., June 29.

Kevend - [kɛvɛnd] -

Kiliti - [kiliti] -

Kipcsa - [kipʧɒ] - The Kipcsa is a name of Hunnic origin. The kipcsas were the bodyguard of Hunnic prince, Atilla. Iszonyat was a kipcsa.

Kitán - [kitaːn] -

Kocsárd - [koʧaːɾd] - Its meaning maybe has bearing on the name of kocsord plant. Maybe its meaning can be linked to the name of a plant called kocsord.

Recommended namedays: April 19., May 04., May 05., June 07.

Kocsol - [koʧol] -

Kocsubor - [koʧuboɾ] -

Kölcse - [kølʧɛ] -

Kölönte - [køløntɛ] -

Kolos - [koloʃ] - The Kolos is an old name of Hungarian origin which was the name of an old Hungarian dynasty.

Recommended namedays: February 05., February 15., March 10., June 06., October 30., November 08.

Kolota - [kolotɒ] -

Komárom - [komaːɾom] -

Kömlő - [kømløː] -

Kömörő - [kømøɾøː] -

Kond - [kond] -

Kopaj - [kopɒj] -

Koppánd - [kopːaːnd] - The variant of the Koppány.

Koppány - [kopːaːɲ] - The Koppány is an old name of Hungarian origin. It means big, victory, strong, tall. Koppány was the brother of Saint István who was the first king of Hungary.

Recommended namedays: June 20., July 09., October 08., October 23.

Körmend - [køɾmɛnd] -

Kötény - [køteːɲ] - The Kötény is a male name of Hungarian-Cuman origin. It means rider. Kötény was the chief of Cumans in the ages of Tatar invasions.

Recommended namedays: March 20., August 07.

Kötöny - [køtøɲ] - The Kötöny is a name of Hungarian-Hunnic origin. It means rider.

Recommended namedays: March 20., August 07.

Kövecs - [køvɛʧ] - The Kövecs is an ancient Hungarian male name. It means stone, stony, strong, as strong as a stone (in Hungarian: "kő, kövecske, erős, erős, mint a kő").

Recommended namedays: January 08., February 22., June 29.

Kücsid - [kʏʧid] - It is an Old Hungarian male name. Its meaning is unexplained.

Kulpa - [kulpɒ] -

Kültegin - [kʏltɛgin] -

Kund - [kund] -

Kupa - [kupɒ] -

Kurszán - [kuɾsaːn] - The Kurszán is a name of Turkic origin. It means vulture (in Hungarian: "keselyű").

Recommended nameday: November 24.

Kürt - [kʏɾt] - Chief Kürt was the grandchild of Ernakh who was the son of Atilla.

Kürüsüly - [Kʏɾʏʃʏj] - The Kürüsüly is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. Its meaning is unknown.

Recommended nameday: December 06.

Kusid - [kuʃid] -

Kustán - [kuʃtaːn] -

Kustyán - [kuʃcaːn] - It is an old name of Hungarian origin. Its meaning is unknown.

Recommended nameday: January 21.

Kuthen - [kutɛn] -

Küver - [kʏvɛɾ] - Küver was the 4th son of Kürt. Küver arrived at Pannonia about 680. His folk supposedly was the forbears of the Szeklers.

Kuvrát - [kuvɾaːt] -