Female names

The Aisa is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means lip (in Hungarian: "ajak"). Synonym name: Ajsa.

The Ajsa is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means lip (in Hungarian: "ajak"). Synonym name: Aisa.

The Avarka is the female pair of Avar male name. It means Avar (in Hungarian: "avar származású").

The Balaton is an ancient unisex name of Hungarian origin. It means water of the life in the Scythian language or it means swamp in Hungarian.

The Bejke is a female name of Hunnic origin. It means peace (in Hungarian: "béke, békés").

The Édua is a female name of Cuman-Hungarian origin. It means riser moon (in Hungarian: "kelő hold").

The Eger female name derives from the Schytian agar and Osetian ägär words. It means endless (in Hungarian: "végtelen").

The Gyöngyi is a female name of Turkic-Hungarian origin from the ages before the Conquest of the Magyars in Hungary. A Uyghur word, jindzü means pearl (in Hungarian: "gyöngy").

The Gyöngyös is a female name of Turkic-Hungarian origin from the ages before the Conquest of the Magyars in Hungary. A Uyghur word, jindzü means pearl (in Hungarian: "gyöngy"). The name means pearly (in Hungarian: "gyöngyös").

The Gyöngyvér is a female name of Turkic-Hungarian origin from the ages before the Conquest of the Magyars in Hungary. A Uyghur word, jindzü means pearl (in Hungarian: "gyöngy"). The name means pearl sibling (in Hungarian: "gyöngy testvér").

The Kászonka is the female pair of the Kászon male name. It is a recent name.

The Ríka is an ancient female name of Hunnic-Hungarian origin. This is the aboriginal form of the Réka. It means river, brook (in Hungarian: "folyó, patak") or Ré-Ka as the soul of the sun (in Hungarian: "a nap lelke").

The Zsejke is an ancient female name of Hunnic-Szekler-Hungarian origin. Zsejke was the wife of Dengizich, the son of Atilla. There is a island in Danube which is the Zsejke island. The name means river, brook (in Hungarian: "folyó, patak").

The Zselyke is an ancient female name of Hunnic-Szekler-Hungarian origin. Zsejke was the wife of Dengizich, the son of Atilla. There is a island in Danube which is the Zsejke island. The name means river, brook (in Hungarian: "folyó, patak").