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Nagy
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nagy
English
Etymology
en hu Nagy.
Pronunciation
en /ˈnæɡi/
Proper noun
en Hungarian Hungarian ethnic Grand.
Translations
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 納吉
Czech: cs Nagy m, cs Nagyová f
French: fr Nagy
German: de Nagy Groß
Hungarian: hu Nagy
Polish: pl Nagy
Serbo-Croatian: sh
Slovak: sk
Statistics
According to the 2010 United States Census, Nagy is the 2,354th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 15,497 individuals. Nagy is most common among White (95.36%) individuals.
Anagrams
en agny Yang yang
Czech
Etymology
cs :ubor hu:Nagy + 1
Pronunciation
Naď
cs Nagy
Proper noun
m-an Nagyová
cs m Hungarian
Declension
m.an.soft.surname
Further reading
French
Etymology
fr :bor hu:Nagy
fr hu Nagy.
Proper noun
fr Hungarian Hungarian ethnic Nagy, equivalent to the French fr Legrand
German
Etymology
From de hu Nagy, either directly or via de cs Nagy. The meaning is equivalent to native Groß.
Proper noun
surname
de
de surnames from Czech
de surnames from Hungarian
Hungarian
Etymology
From hu nagy great, grand, big.
Pronunciation
hu Hu-nagy.ogg
hu Nagy
hu ɒɟ 1
Proper noun
hu proper noun
hu Grand
Declension
Nagyo o
Derived terms
hu Nagyék
Descendants
en Nagy 1
cs Nagy 1
cs Nagyová
fr Nagy 1
pl Nagy 1
sk Nagy 1
uk Надь Нодь 1
Polish
pl:
Etymology
pl :ubor hu:Nagy + 1
Pronunciation
nadź nać Nagy
Proper noun
m-pr
pl m Hungarian
Declension
Nagy Nagyowie Nagya Nagyów Nagyowi Nagyom Nagya Nagyów Nagyem Nagyami Nagyu Nagyach Nagyu Nagyowie
Proper noun
f 1
pl f Hungarian
Further reading
Slovak
Etymology
sk :ubor hu:Nagy + 1
Pronunciation
Naď
Proper noun
m-pr Nagyová
sk m Hungarian
Further reading