Ungarische und ungarisch geschriebene Familiennamen, die im Buch
\n„Ungarische Familiennamen im deutschen\u00a0 Sprachgebiet“\u00a0 vorkommen
\nMagyar \u00e9s magyarul \u00edrt csal\u00e1dnevek, amelyek az „Ungarische
\nFamiliennamen im deutschen Sprachgebiet“ c. k\u00f6nyvben el\u00f6fordulnak
\nAba, Abari, Ablonczy, Abo|s,-sch, Aboczki, Abonyi, Abosi, Aboschi, \u00c1brah\u00e1mfi, \u00c1br\u00e1nyi, \u00c1cs, Acsai, Acs\u00e1ny, Ac(z)\u00e9l, Adai, \u00c1d\u00e1mcsak, \u00c1d\u00e1mcsik, \u00c1d\u00e1mcsok, \u00c1d\u00e1movi|ch, -cs, -ts, \u00c1d\u00e1sz, Ad\u00f3k, Adom\u00e1ny, Adony, Ador, Adorj\u00e1n, Adorj\u00e1ni, Adory\u00e1n, Adri\u00e1n, Adri\u00e1ni, Adri\u00e1ny, Adri\u00e1nyi, Ady, \u00c1fr\u00e1ny, \u00c1g, \u00c1gai, Ag\u00e1rd, Ag\u00e1rd|i, -y, \u00c1gasv\u00e1ri, Agg, Aggteleky, \u00c1gi, Ag\u00f3cs, Ag\u00f3cz|i, -y, \u00c1gos, \u00c1goston, \u00c1goston-Engi, \u00c1gostoni, \u00c1gota, \u00c1gotai, Agyapom\u00e1d, Aj\u00e1ndi, \u00c1jas, Ajkay, Ajta|i, -y, Ajtony, Ak\u00e1cs, Ak\u00e1csos, Akli, Aknai, \u00c1kom, \u00c1kos, \u00c1koshegyi, \u00c1kosy, Alad\u00e1r, Alafi, Alakszai, Alap|i, -y, Alapfy, Al\u00e1rd, Albertfi, Alf\u00f6ld|i, -y, Almai, Alm\u00e1s|i, -sy, -y, \u00c1lmos, Alp\u00e1r, Alp\u00e1ri, Alpassy, Alpes, Als\u00f3s, Altorja|i, -y, Ambr\u00f3z|i, -y, Ambru|s, -s, -sch, Ancs\u00e1k, Ancs\u00e1n, Anda, Andah\u00e1zy, Anderk\u00f3, Andics, Andics-Schmidinger, Andocsi, And\u00f3k, Andor, Andos, Andr\u00e1|s, -sch, Andraschek, Andr\u00e1sh\u00e1z|i, -y, Andr\u00e1si, Andr\u00e1sky, Andr\u00e1sova, Andr\u00e1sovszky, Andr\u00e1ssy, Andrecs, Andresz, Anga, Angeli, Angi, Angyal, Angyalossy, \u00c1ngy\u00e1n, \u00c1ngy\u00e1si, Ank\u00f3, \u00c1nosi, Antal, Antalovi|cs, -ts, -tsch, Antalffy, Anti, Ant\u00f3|ci, -czi, Ant\u00f3k, Antos, \u00c1nyos, Ap\u00e1czai, Apagyi, Apai, Ap\u00e1th, Ap\u00e1thy, Ap\u00e1t|i, -y, Apjok, Apor, Apostol, Appa, Apponyi, Apr\u00f3, Apsa, Aradi, Arak, Aranjos, Aranka, Arany, Aranyi, Ar\u00e1nyi, Aranyos, Aranyosi, Aranyossy, Aranyosy, Arat\u00f3, Ari, \u00c1rgay, \u00c1rkai, \u00c1rki, \u00c1rkosi, Arnotfalvy, \u00c1rok, \u00c1rokh\u00e1ty, \u00c1ron, \u00c1rpa, \u00c1rp\u00e1d, \u00c1rp\u00e1s, Arpasch, \u00c1rp\u00e1s|i, \u00c1rp\u00e1ssy, \u00c1rp\u00e1sy, \u00c1rus, \u00c1rva, \u00c1rva|i, -y, Asb\u00f3th, \u00c1sv\u00e1ny, \u00c1sv\u00e1nyi, Asz, Aszal\u00f3, Aszal\u00f3s, Aszmann, Asz\u00f3, Asz\u00f3di, Aszt, Asztalos, Asztl,, At\u00e1di, Atk\u00e1ry, Attilal, Avar, Azari
\nB\u00e1ba, Babar|ci, -czy, Babar|i, -y, Babati, Babi|ch, -cs, -ts, Babicsek, Bab\u00f3csa|i, -y, Bab\u00f3csy, Babodi, Baboni|ch, -cs, -ts, -tsch, Babos, Baboti, B\u00e1conjv\u00e1ri, B\u00e1cs, Bacsa, Bacsak, B\u00e1csalm\u00e1si, Bacs\u00e1nyi, Bacsay, B\u00e1cs-Bayer, Bacsgony, B\u00e1csi, B\u00e1csi|ch, -cs, B\u00e1csik, Bacsila, B\u00e1cska|i, -y, Bacsk\u00f3, B\u00e1csmegyi, Bacs\u00f3, Bacs\u00f3ka, B\u00e1csy, Bada, Badacsonyi, Badaczy, Badai, Badics, Bad\u00f3, Bad\u00f3cz|i, -y, Baga, Bagai, Bagam\u00e9r|i, -y, Bagd|i, -y, Baghy, Bagi, Bagidi, Baglyas, Bag\u00f3, Bagoly, Bagosi, Bagoss, Bagossy, Bagosy, Bagotai, Bagyi, B\u00e1gyi, Bagyinszki, B\u00e1gyoni, Bagyula, Bagyura, Bagyuy, Bai, B\u00e1i, Baj, Baja, Bajai, Baj\u00e1n, Baj\u00e1rdi, Baj\u00e1ri, Bajay, Bajci, Bajcsi, Bajcsik, Bajczi, Bajka, Bajk\u00f3, Bajkor, Bajm\u00f3czy, Bajna, Bajna|i, -j, Bajn\u00f3czi, Bajnok, Baj\u00f3, Bajor, Baj\u00f3t, Baj\u00f3ti, Bajtai, Bajusz, Bajza, Bajz\u00e1t, Bak, Baka, Bakacs, Bak\u00e1cs, Bakacs|i, -y, Bakadi, Bakai, B\u00e1kai, Bak\u00e1ny, Bakaracs, Bakay, B\u00e1kay, Bakcsi, Bakh\u00e1ti, Baki, B\u00e1ki, Bakics, Bak\u00f3, Bak\u00f3cz, Bak\u00f3cz|i, -y, Bakodi, Bakondi, Bakony, Bakonyi, Bako|s, -s, -sch, Bakota, Baks, Baksa, Baksa|j, -y, Baks\u00e1s, Baksi, Baksits, Baksova, Baksy, Baktay, Bakter, Bakti, B\u00e1l, Bal\u00e1di, Balajti, Balas, Bal\u00e1s, Balasa, Balasch, Balaschitsch, Bal\u00e1sfalvy, Balasi, Bal\u00e1si, Bal\u00e1ska, Bal\u00e1ski, Balask\u00f3, Bal\u00e1sk\u00f3, Bal\u00e1skovi|cs, -ts, Balassa, Balass|i, -y, Bal\u00e1ssi, Balaton, Balatoni, Bal\u00e1ty, Bal\u00e1zs, Bal\u00e1zsi, Bal\u00e1zsits, Bal\u00e1zsitz, Bal\u00e1zsy, B\u00e1ldi, Balfy, Balga, Bali, B\u00e1li, Balika, Balik\u00f3, B\u00e1lindt, B\u00e1lint, B\u00e1lintf|i, -y, Balka, Balk\u00e1nyi, Balki, Balk\u00f3, Balla, Ballagi, Ballag\u00f3, Ballai, Ballasch, Ballay, Ball\u00f3, Ballog, -h, Balog, -h, Baloghy, Balogi, Bal\u00f3k, Balonyi, Balo|s, -sch, Balta, Baltai, Balt\u00e1s, B\u00e1lv\u00e1ny, B\u00e1lv\u00e1nyossy, Balya, B\u00e1lyi, Balzsa|i, -y, B\u00e1n, Bana, Banai, B\u00e1ncs, B\u00e1ncsi, B\u00e1ncsi|ch, -cs, -ts, B\u00e1ncs\u00f3, B\u00e1ncsov, B\u00e1nczi, B\u00e1nd, Bandi, B\u00e1ndi, B\u00e1nfa|i, -y, B\u00e1nfalvi, B\u00e1n|fi, -ffy, B\u00e1nf\u00f6ldy, B\u00e1nfy, Bang\u00f3, B\u00e1nhalmi, B\u00e1nhegyi, B\u00e1nhidai, B\u00e1nhidi, B\u00e1nk, Banka, B\u00e1nkai, B\u00e1nki, Bank\u00f3, Bankos, B\u00e1nk\u00fat|i, -y, B\u00e1nlaki, B\u00e1n\u00f3, B\u00e1n\u00f3cay, B\u00e1n\u00f3ci, B\u00e1n\u00f3czaj, B\u00e1n\u00f3czay, B\u00e1n\u00f3cz|i, -y, B\u00e1n\u00f3tai, B\u00e1novi|cs, -ts, B\u00e1nr\u00e9vi, B\u00e1ns\u00e1gi, B\u00e1ns\u00e1gi-Amend, B\u00e1nv\u00e9gi, B\u00e1nya, Banya, B\u00e1nya|i, -y, B\u00e1ny\u00e1sz, B\u00e1nyav\u00e1ri, B\u00e1nyay, B\u00e1nyi, B\u00e1ny\u00f3czki, Bara, Barab\u00e1s, Barab\u00e1s-Bal\u00e1zs, Barabasch, Barab\u00e1s|i, -y, Barack, Barackai, Baracki, Baracsi, Baracskai, Barak, Barakonyi, Bar\u00e1novics, B\u00e1r\u00e1ny, Baranya, Baranya|i, -y, Baranyi, B\u00e1r\u00e1nyos-Leve, Barasi|cs, -ts, Barasai, Barassa, Barassi, Bar\u00e1t, -h, Bar\u00e1ti, Bar\u00e1ti|cs, -ts, Bar\u00e1tosi, Barbacs|i, -y, Barcsa, Barcsak, Barcsay, Barcsik, Barcza, Barcz\u00e1n\u00e9, Erd\u00e9sz, B\u00e1rczay, B\u00e1rd, B\u00e1rdi, B\u00e1rd\u00f3cz, B\u00e1rd\u00f3cz|i, -y, B\u00e1rd\u00f3czky, B\u00e1rdos, B\u00e1rdosch, B\u00e1rdos-F\u00e9ltoronyi, B\u00e1rdosi, B\u00e1rdoss, B\u00e1rdossy, B\u00e1rdosy, B\u00e1rdy, B\u00e1ri, Bari|ch, -cs, Baricsa, Barili|ch, -ts, -tsch, Bark\u00e1cs, B\u00e1rk\u00e1nyi, Bark, Barki, Bark\u00f3, Bark\u00f3cz|i, -y, Barla, Barlas, Barla-Szab\u00f3, Barna, Barnab\u00e1s, B\u00e1rnay, B\u00e1r\u00f3, Bar\u00f3ci, Bar\u00f3csi, Bar\u00f3cz, Bar\u00f3k, Baronay, Baronyai, Baro|s, -sch, Barosits, Baross, Barot, Bar\u00f3t\u00e1nyi, Baroth, Bar\u00f3ti, Barsi, B\u00e1rsony, B\u00e1rsonyos, Barta, Bartako|vics-vits, Bartal, Bartalos, Bartalszk|i, -y, Bart\u00e1nyi, B\u00e1rtfai, Barti, Bart\u00f3k, Barto|s, -sch, -ss, Bartovics, Bartu, Bartucz, Bartus, Barty, Basa, Bask\u00f3, Bata, B\u00e1ta, B\u00e1tai, Bat\u00e1r, Bat\u00e1ri, Bathi\u00e1ny, Batiz, Batiza, Batiz\u00e1n, Batizfalvy, Batizi, Batj\u00e1n, Batj\u00e1ni, Batka, B\u00e1tkai, B\u00e1tki, B\u00e1tonyi, B\u00e1tor, B\u00e1torfi, B\u00e1tor|i-y, Batta, Battj\u00e1ny, Batty\u00e1n, B\u00e1tya, Baty\u00e1n, B\u00e1tyi, Bazsa, Bazs\u00e1nd, Bazs\u00e1nyi, Bazsik, Bazsinka, Bazs\u00f3 >>
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Ungarische und ungarisch geschriebene Familiennamen, die im Buch „Ungarische Familiennamen im deutschen\u00a0 Sprachgebiet“\u00a0 vorkommen Magyar \u00e9s magyarul \u00edrt csal\u00e1dnevek, amelyek az „Ungarische Familiennamen im deutschen Sprachgebiet“ c. k\u00f6nyvben el\u00f6fordulnak Aba, Abari, Ablonczy, Abo|s,-sch, Aboczki, Abonyi, Abosi, Aboschi, \u00c1brah\u00e1mfi, \u00c1br\u00e1nyi, \u00c1cs, … Weiterlesen