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Zsoltne
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The name is not independent but describes the wife of a man named Zsolt, with the suffix 'ne' indicating the feminine form.
What does the name Zsoltne mean?
Zsoltne is not an independent first name, but consists of the name of the man Zsolt and the Hungarian feminine suffix 'ne', which means 'wife of Zsolt'. An example would be Frau Peter or Frau Otto. In Hungary, the surname is mentioned first, so a man named Zsolt Robert would be listed in German naming as Robert Zsolt. Consequently, the wife is referred to in Hungarian as Zsoltné. Combining her maiden name with her husband's name can lead to unusual combinations, such as Zsoltné Anna Klug, which means 'Mrs. Zsolt, née Anna Klug'.
Where does the name Zsoltne come from?
The name originates from Hungarian.
How do you pronounce Zsoltne?
Zsoltne is pronounced as 'Zsolt-nee'.
Popularity
In Switzerland, the name Zsoltne ranks 13,682 on the official list of most common first names, where it is held by 10 individuals. Rank and number of name bearers: 13,682, 10, source: Federal Statistical Office, as of 2024. The distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Zsoltne is primarily found in two federal states of Germany: 50% in Berlin and 50% in Schleswig-Holstein. Currently, there is no data available for Austria.
Frequently asked questions about the name Zsoltne
What is the origin of the name Zsoltne?
Zsoltne originates from Hungarian and is a combination of the masculine first name Zsolt and the feminine suffix 'ne'.
What does the name Zsoltne mean?
Zsoltne means 'wife of Zsolt' and is not an independent first name, but a form used in Hungarian to refer to the wife of a man named Zsolt.
How popular is the name Zsoltne?
The name Zsoltne is common in Hungary, but less known outside the country, as it is a specific form of address for women married to a man named Zsolt.