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