Forename Ödön

Around the world, Ödön (Ödön , אדן , أودون) is quite a rare masculine first name. The forename Ödön is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a rare male name, Romania, and Slovakia. Much less frequently, Ödön is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ödön

name Oedoen, name Удо, name Odon, name Udo, name Odoen, name אדן, name أودو, name ウド, name Ödön

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ödön	Romania, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia
אדן	Israel

First names said to be same

Odoen, Odon, Oedoen, Udo, Удо, أودو, and ウド

First name Ödön in the context

Ödön is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ödön Baradlay , the one of the characters in Mór Jókai's novel The Sons of the Stone-Heart Man, A kőszívű ember fiai.

Notable namesakes

	beöthy ödön Hungarian nobleman (1796-1854), HU (b. 1796)
	zichy ödön politician (1809-1848), HU (b. 1809)
	kállay ödön politician (1815-1879), HU (b. 1815)
	ödön doslern (b. 1758)
	beniczky ödön Hungarian land owner, politician (1822-1874), HU (b. 1822)
	batthyány-strattmann ödön (1827-1914), HU (b. 1827)
	singer ödön Hungarian violinist, HU (b. 1831)
	ödön vezéry Hungarian actor (b. 1841)
	ödön splényi teacher, jurist, police officer (1842-1909), SK (b. 1842)
	mihalovich ödön Hungarian composer and educator, HU (b. 1842)
	ödön vajda (b. 1834)
	lechner ödön Hungarian architect (1845-1914), HU (b. 1845)
	literáty ödön politician (1847-1887), HU (b. 1847)
	jónás ödön politician (1851-1933), HU (b. 1851)
	farkas ödön Hungarian composer, HU (b. 1851)