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István Varró (1697-1770) was the last known speaker of the Cuman language, a Turkic language that was spoken in Eastern Europe during the Middle Ages. He lived in Hungary.
With 378 646 bearers, István is the 2nd most common masculine given name in Hungary (2014 Data).Source: https://forebears.io/forenames/istván
I just learned about this name today and it is a really awesome name.
With 275 581 bearers, István is the 2nd most common masculine name in Hungary. (01/01/2016).
Pronounced: ISHT-vahn. [noted -ed]
Other nicknames include Isti and Istók.
Count István Széchenyi, son of Ferenc Széchényi, was a politician, theorist, writer, and one of the very greatest Hungarian statesmen.
István Báthory was Erzsébet Báthory´s brother.
Well, in fact it's pronounced "Eesh-tvun", which was the name of King Saint István, one of the most important kings in Hungarian history, and the "founder" of our state.
Pronounced Ishtvun.
In Hungary many men have this name. What makes it ugly? It's not.
I think this name is very ugly. I wouldn't name my child so, even if someone would pay me for doing so.
I don't think that any name could be ugly. Maybe you feel that it's very uncommon in your region or hard to imagine this form in you language.

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