ORBAN
Orban
Orban is a British surname of Hungarian origin, brought to the United Kingdom by immigrants or descendants of Hungarian immigrants. The name Orban is derived from the Hungarian personal name "Orbán", which means "urban" or "from the city".
The Orban surname may have entered British records through various means, such as migration for economic opportunities, political asylum, or intermarriage with Hungarian individuals. Over time, the surname Orban has become part of the diverse tapestry of British last names, reflecting the country's history of immigration and integration of different cultures.
Individuals bearing the surname Orban can be found across the United Kingdom, with concentrations in certain regions where Hungarian communities have settled. The surname Orban is a reminder of the connections between Britain and Hungary, highlighting the shared human experiences that transcend geographical boundaries.
It is worth noting that the surname Orban, like many other surnames, holds a unique story within each family that bears it. Researching one's genealogy and delving into the origins of surnames can provide fascinating insights into personal history and ancestral heritage.
There are approximately 148 people named Orban in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Orban.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Andras
- Attila
- Damien
- Gabor
- Grant
- Joe
- Jozsef
- Karl
- Kristian
- Laszlo
- Paul
- Peter
- Pierre
Female
- Alexandra
- Andrea
- Anna
- Eszter
- Marian
- Michelle
- Noemi
- Rene
- Sophia
- Sophie