Below we present the 10 most common girl and boy names in 2024, which were most frequently registered in the birth registers.
Top 10 Girl Names in 2024
- Hanna
The Hebrew-origin name means: "favor", "grace". It has led the charts for years, a timeless and simple-sounding name chosen by many parents for its refined beauty. - Anna
One of the most classic female names, known in almost every culture. Also of Hebrew origin, meaning: "grace". Its popularity in Hungary has been unbroken for a long time. - Luca
Interestingly, it is known internationally as a male name, but in Hungary it is used as a female name. Of Latin origin, meaning "light". Especially common around Advent due to Luca Day, but its popularity shows that parents of children born any day of the year choose this name with preference. - Zoé
The Greek-origin name means "life". Its popularity has exploded in recent years, favored for its modern sound and positive meaning. - Léna
A popular name on its own, but often used as a shortened form of Heléna. Of Greek origin, meaning "bright", "shining". - Emma
A name with Germanic roots, derived from the word "ermen" (whole, complete). One of the star names of recent years, popular across Europe. - Olívia
A Latin-origin name derived from the olive tree – a symbol of peace and wisdom. Elegant, soft sounding, and has come back into fashion in recent years. - Boglárka
Of Hungarian origin, a flower name turned first name. Its meaning is charming in itself: it denotes the name of the buttercup flower that evokes spring. - Lili
A shortened female name from the lily flower name, present in several languages. It suggests purity and innocence, and its popularity has been steady for years. - Kamilla
A Latin-origin name, feminized from the male name "Camillus". Both classic and special, meaning: "suitable for temple service". With the rise of flower names, Kamilla has noticeably become a more frequent choice in recent years.
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Top 10 Boy Names in 2024
- Dominik
Of Latin origin, meaning: "belonging to the Lord". An elegant, serious-sounding name that has been at the top of boy names for years. - Olivér
Also with Latin roots, derived from the word "olive tree". It became truly well-known due to French influence and is now stably among the most popular. - Levente
An ancient Hungarian-origin name that carries the meaning of warrior, hero. It is among our historical names, paired with a modern sound. - Máté
Biblical origin boy name, from Hebrew source, meaning: "gift of God". Popular in religious circles due to the Gospel of Matthew, but secular families also choose it with preference. - Marcell
Latin origin, meaning "belonging to the god Mars". An older classic that has returned to public awareness in the last decade. - Bence
Latin origin, meaning: "victorious". It became extremely popular around the turn of the millennium in Hungary and has since maintained its position at the top of the lists. - Milán
Of Slavic roots, meaning: "dear", "beloved". Modern and international sounding, often chosen by those attracted to international names. - Noel
French-origin name, associated with the Christmas holiday ("Noël" = Christmas). As a name linked to the festive mood, more and more people choose it for boys. - Zalán
An old Hungarian personal name dating back to the era of the Hungarian conquest. Due to its historical sound, many parents who like authentic Hungarian names choose it. - Dániel
Biblical name, Hebrew origin, meaning: "God is my judge". One of the best-known and longest popular boy first names, which holds its place steadily.
