MOLNAR
Molnar
Molnar is a British surname that originated from Hungary, deriving from the Hungarian word for miller, "molnár". It is believed that the surname was brought to the United Kingdom through migration or trade. The Molnar surname is relatively rare in the UK, with most of its bearers being of Hungarian descent.
Individuals with the surname Molnar have likely retained strong ties to their Hungarian heritage, with many being proud of their ancestral roots. The Molnar name may also be found in other countries with Hungarian or Eastern European communities.
Notable individuals with the surname Molnar include [insert examples if desired]. Today, the Molnar surname continues to be a unique and distinct part of the British cultural tapestry, showcasing the diverse influences that have shaped the country's population.
There are approximately 647 people named Molnar in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around ten in a million people in Britain are named Molnar.
Origin: Slavic
Region of origin: Europe
Religion of origin: Christian
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Bela
- Gabor
- Istvan
- Laszlo
- Michael
- Norbert
- Peter
- Robert
- Sandor
- Stephen
- Tibor
- Zoltan
- Zsolt
Female
- Andrea
- Anna
- Eva
- Helen
- Jillian
- Judit
- Katalin
- Katie
- Maria
- Melinda
- Monika
- Nicola
- Rita
- Zsofia
Similar and related surnames
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