Female names

The Emese is an ancient female name of Hungarian origin. It means mother, breastfeeder (in Hungarian: "anya, szoptató). According to the dream of Emese, a Turul bird appeared who told that Emese would born big-king.

The Emőke is an ancient female name of Hungarian origin. It means breastfeeded newborn child, baby (in Hungarian: "anyatejjel szoptatott újszülött, csecsemő").

This is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. It is the form of Eneth, Éne, Énee. It means roe (in Hungarian: "szarvas ünő, nőstény szarvas").

The Enese is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means roe (in Hungarian: "szarvas ünő, nőstény szarvas").

The Enet is a form of Enéh, Eneth, Éne, Énee. She was the mother of Hunor and Magor.

The Enid is an old Hungarian female name. It means life, soul (in Hungarian: "élet, lélek").

The Enikő female name was made by Mihály Vörösmarty from the ancient Enech name. The Enech is the form of Enéh, Enet, Éne, Énee.

This is an ancient female name of Hungarian origin. It derives from the strawberry (in Hungarian: "eper").

The Etel is a Hungarian female name from two names. It means esquires (in Hungarian: "nemes"). Synonym names: Eta, Etelka.

The Etelka is the female pair of the Etele. It was made by András Dugonics. Synonym names: Eta, Etel.

The Evetke is an ancient female name of Hungarian-Szekler origin. It means squirrel (in Hungarian: "evetke, mókus").