This list enumerates Romanian names with a Hungarian-language origin, as well as a translation of their meanings into English (most commonly an occupation, a personal trait or a proper name used in the
References
*Éva Turcu, "Mic dicţionar maghiar-român", Bucureşti 1978.
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