Forename Arpad

Worldwide, Arpad (Arpad , Арпад , Arpád ) is quite a rare male first name. The given name Arpad is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Romania, where it is quite a rare male name, Hungary, and Slovakia. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Romania, Germany, and Ukraine. Much less frequently, Arpad is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fish Arpad is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Arpad

name Arpád, name Antal, name Àrpád, name Szabó, name Árpád, name Arpad, name Арпад, name ארפאד, name ארפד, name Árpad, name آرپاد, name Àrpàd

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Arpad	Romania, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia
Арпад	Serbia, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan
Arpád	Czechia, United States, Slovakia
ארפד	Israel

First names said to be same

Antal, Szabó, Àrpàd, Àrpád, Árpad, Árpád, ארפאד, and آرپاد

First name Arpad in the context

Arpad is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Arpad Laszlo , the musical character in the musical She Loves Me by Jerry Bock and Arpád Erdödy , the operatic character in the opera Die ungarische Hochzeit.

Notable namesakes

	arpad schmidhammer German illustrator (1857-1921), DE (b. 1857)
	arpad szekrenyessy (b. 1849)
	arpad chowańczak PL (b. 1863)
	arpad haraszthy Pioneer California winemaker (1840-1900), US (b. 1840)
	arpad páter SK (b. 1854)
	bako arpad Hungarian educationist and athletics competitor (1914-1990), RO (b. 1914)
	arpad katona RO (b. 1860)
	arpad weixlgärtner Austrian art historian (1872-1961), AT (b. 1872)
	arpad neumann holocaust victim, b. 1880-02-28, CZ (b. 1880)
	arpad kallos Hongaars; Amerikaans; schilder; 1882 (b. 1882)
	arpad kornfeld Holocaust victim, b. 1884-04-22, CZ (b. 1884)
	arpad hirschberger holocaust victim, b. 1885-05-09, CZ (b. 1885)
	arpad sigmund holocaust victim, b. 1885-03-30, CZ (b. 1885)
	arpad kaufer holocaust victim, b. 1886-10-01, CZ (b. 1886)
	arpad viragh Hungarian cinematographer, HU (b. 1888)