Hungarian · Boy name
Csaba
“etymology uncertain; possibly of Turkic origin”
About the name Csaba
Csaba is a Hungarian masculine given name of uncertain etymology, possibly of Turkic origin. The name is most famously borne by the legendary Prince Csaba, who is described in Hungarian chronicles as a son of Attila the Hun. According to legend, Prince Csaba led the Huns back to the east and is said to ride along the Milky Way, known as the Road of the Warriors, to aid the Székelys in times of danger. The name Csaba also appears in the Hungarian town name Békéscsaba.
- Meaning
- etymology uncertain; possibly of Turkic origin
- Origin
- Hungarian
- Gender
- Boy
- Pronunciation
- CHA-ba(2 syl.)
Variants and spellings
No common variant spellings are widely recorded.
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Middle names for Csaba
- Csaba Michael
- Csaba David
- Csaba James
- Csaba Alexander
- Csaba Thomas
Questions about Csaba
- What does Csaba mean?
- Csaba is a Hungarian name meaning "etymology uncertain; possibly of Turkic origin".
- How do you pronounce Csaba?
- Csaba is pronounced CHA-ba, with emphasis on the first syllable.
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