Globally, Arpád (Arpad 
, Árpád , Арпад 
) is quite a common masculine given name. The first name Arpád is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a common masculine name, Romania, and Slovakia, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Romania, Hungary, and Germany. Much less frequently, Arpád is the last name as well as the forename.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Arpad, Árpád | Romania, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia |
| Арпад | Serbia, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan |
| Arpád | Czechia, United States, Slovakia |
Arpád is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Arpád Erdödy , the operatic character in the opera Die ungarische Hochzeit and Arpad Laszlo , the musical character in the musical She Loves Me by Jerry Bock.
| arpád bálint (b. 1870) |
|
|
| arpád wertheimer holocaust victim, b. 1890-09-08, CZ (b. 1890) |
|
|
| arpád boršický SK (b. 1884) |
|
|
| arpád juhász SK (b. 1894) |
|
|
| arpád regecký Slovak association football player and coach (1905-1983), SK (b. 1905) |
|
|
| arpád vojtech felcán SK (b. 1900) |
|
|
| arpád czinner SK (b. 1909) |
|
|
| arpád hoffman SK (b. 1910) |
|
|
| arpád tesár SK (b. 1919) |
|
|
| arpád račko Slovak sculptor, SK (b. 1930) |
|
|
| arpád pethö (b. 1928) |
|
|
| arpád matejka politician, SK (b. 1939) |
|
|
| arpád péter orbán (b. 1944) |
|
|
| arpád bízik SK (b. 1952) |
|
|
| arpád györi Slovak ice hockey right winger, SK (b. 1970) |
|