Names for boy [male] characters of book Hungarian Finnish origin

Suggesting book character names for boy [male] , of Finnish Hungarian origin.

Name: j?n

Means: Friend of wild boar.

Origin: hungarian

Name: endre

Means: manly

Origin: hungarian

Name: rez

Means: copper-headed

Origin: hungarian

Name: ferenc

Means: Hungarian form of Francis (free)

Origin: hungarian

Name: fulop

Means: Hungarian form of Philip (loves horses)

Origin: hungarian

Name: janne

Means: Finnish form of John

Origin: finnish

Name: oszkar

Means: Hungarian form of Oscar (leaping warrior)

Origin: hungarian

Name: mustanen

Means: surname meaning "black"

Origin: finnish

Name: taavi

Means: beloved

Origin: finnish

Name: vencel

Means: victorious

Origin: hungarian

Name: eikki

Means: powerful

Origin: finnish

Name: sandor

Means: Defender of mankind.

Origin: hungarian

Name: rikkard

Means: Finnish form of Richard (strong ruler)

Origin: finnish

Name: teppo

Means: victorious

Origin: finnish

Name: parttyli

Means: a form of Bartholomew

Origin: finnish

Name: talo

Means: surname meaning "house"

Origin: finnish

Name: attila

Means: myth name

Origin: hungarian

Name: gabor

Means: Hungarian form of Gabriel (strength from God)

Origin: hungarian

Name: yrjo

Means: Finnish form of George (farmer)

Origin: finnish

Name: lippo

Means: legend name

Origin: finnish

Name: tuomas

Means: Finnish form of Thomas (twin)

Origin: finnish

Name: gergo

Means: watchful

Origin: hungarian

Name: kaarle

Means: strong

Origin: finnish

Name: kristof

Means: Hungarian form of Christopher (Christ-bearer)

Origin: hungarian

Name: joosep

Means: Finnish form of Joseph (He adds)

Origin: finnish

Name: gyurka

Means: farmer

Origin: hungarian

Name: bodi

Means: God bless the King

Origin: hungarian

Name: joska

Means: Hungarian form of Joseph (God is gracious)

Origin: hungarian

Name: andor

Means: manly

Origin: hungarian

Name: jozsi

Means: Hungarian form of Joseph (God is gracious)

Origin: hungarian

Name: jozsef

Means: Hungarian form of Joseph (God is gracious)

Origin: hungarian

Name: antti

Means: Finnish form of Andrew (manly)

Origin: finnish

Name: kalevi

Means: hero

Origin: finnish

Name: oskari

Means: leaping warrior

Origin: finnish

Name: sandor

Means: defender of man

Origin: hungarian

Name: lorant

Means: victory

Origin: hungarian

Name: peterke

Means: Hungarian form of Peter (rock)

Origin: hungarian

Name: vidor

Means: Hungarian form of Victor (victorious)

Origin: hungarian

Name: severi

Means: legend name

Origin: finnish

Name: heikkinen

Means: surname meaning "son of Henry"

Origin: finnish

Name: fredek

Means: Hungarian form of Frederick (peaceful ruler)

Origin: hungarian

Name: rendor

Means: peacekeeper

Origin: hungarian

Name: sebestyen

Means: revered

Origin: hungarian

Name: jani

Means: Finnish form of John (God is gracious)

Origin: finnish

Name: imre

Means: innocent

Origin: hungarian

Name: jenci

Means: well-born

Origin: hungarian

Name: samuka

Means: God hears

Origin: hungarian

Name: seppanen

Means: surname meaning "smith"

Origin: finnish

Name: tas

Means: myth name

Origin: hungarian

Name: paavo

Means: Finnish form of Paul (little)

Origin: finnish

Names for boy [male] characters of book Hungarian Finnish origin

Suggesting book character names for boy [male] , of Finnish Hungarian origin.

Name: j?n

Name: endre

Name: rez

Name: ferenc

Name: fulop

Name: janne

Name: oszkar

Name: mustanen

Name: taavi

Name: vencel

Name: eikki

Name: sandor

Name: rikkard

Name: teppo

Name: parttyli

Name: talo

Name: attila

Name: gabor

Name: yrjo

Name: lippo

Name: tuomas

Name: gergo

Name: kaarle

Name: kristof

Name: joosep

Name: gyurka

Name: bodi

Name: joska

Name: andor

Name: jozsi

Name: jozsef

Name: antti

Name: kalevi

Name: oskari

Name: sandor

Name: lorant

Name: peterke

Name: vidor

Name: severi

Name: heikkinen

Name: fredek

Name: rendor

Name: sebestyen

Name: jani

Name: imre

Name: jenci

Name: samuka

Name: seppanen

Name: tas

Name: paavo

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