FODOR
Fodor
The surname Fodor is of Hungarian origin, deriving from the Hungarian word "fodros," meaning curly or wavy. It is believed to have been used as a nickname for someone with curly hair. The name Fodor is relatively rare in Britain but can occasionally be found among British families with Hungarian ancestry.
The Fodor surname is chiefly found in Hungary and other Hungarian-speaking regions, where it has a long history. Many individuals with the surname Fodor have contributed to Hungarian culture, art, and academia over the centuries.
Due to historical migrations and intermingling of populations, the Fodor surname may also be encountered in other countries, including the United Kingdom. British bearers of the surname are often descendants of Hungarian immigrants who settled in Britain for various reasons, such as work or study.
Variants of the Fodor surname may exist, reflecting different spellings or regional variations. Individuals with the surname Fodor have made notable contributions in various fields, including science, literature, and the arts, enriching the cultural tapestry of both Hungary and countries where the name is present.
There are approximately 265 people named Fodor in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around four in a million people in Britain are named Fodor.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Alexander
- Andrew
- George
- Janos
- Laszlo
- Michael
- Mike
- Peter
- Robert
- Tibor
- Zoltan
Female
- Agnes
- Anna
- Csilla
- Edina
- Julia
- Julie
- Maria
- Sandra
- Sarah
- Victoria