In the world, Ignác (Ignác 
, Ignac 
, جولد 
) is quite a rare masculine first name. The given name Ignác is habitual in Croatia, where it is quite a common male name, Czechia, where it is quite a rare boy's name, and Slovakia. Also, Ignác is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Ignác | Romania, Czechia, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia |
| Ignac | Czechia, Hungary, Croatia, Poland, Slovakia |
| جولد | Yemen, Egypt |
| Игнац | Ukraine, Russia |
Ignace, Ignacio, Ignaco, Ignacy, Ignasi, Ignat, Ignati, Ignatij, Ignatius, Ignatz, Ignaz, Ignazio, Ignjat, Ignát, Inacio, Inácio, Loyola, Игнасио, Игнат, Игнатий, Игнатиус, Игнацы, Иньяцио, Начо, Ігнасіо, Ігнацы, Ігнацій, Іґнацій, איגנסיו, איגנץ, איניאציו, إغناثيو, イグナティウス, and 伊格内修斯
Ignác is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .
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ignác karel ze šternberka 1661-1700; Alternative names: Karel Ignác ze Šternberka; Carl; Titles or roles: Bibliophile, count, CZ (b. 1661) |
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| radonay mátyás ignác roman catholic Bishop (1630–1730), HU (b. 1630) |
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| ignác františek weiss Czech sculptor, CZ (b. 1650) |
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| ignác jetřich vitanovský z vlčkovic (b. 1644) |
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koháry ignác józsef Hungarian soldier, HU (b. 1726) |
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batthyány ignác Hungarian librarian and bishop., HU (b. 1741) |
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| ignác hubatka Czech composer and organist, CZ (b. 1697) |
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| ignác lengelacher Czech sculptor, DE (b. 1698) |
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kalmárffy ignác Hungarian politician (1754-1823), HU (b. 1754) |
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ignác jaksch Czech Roman Catholic priest, CZ (b. 1754) |
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ignác martinovics Hungarian political activist, HU (b. 1755) |
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| ignác maxmilián wetterle (b. 1695) |
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| ignác komínek (b. 1697) |
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| ignác sichelbarth painter from Bohemia (1708-1780), CZ (b. 1708) |
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| ignác köller (b. 1702) |
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Siba, Farkas, Ferenc, Molnár, Szerelem, Szábár, Bálint, Kozánek, Kovács, Jankó, Raffael, Lederer, Horvath, Fischer, Udvardy, Šneiberg, Bárány, Bánkuti, Hegedűs, Lakatos, Dohnal, Péter, Bognár, Bedo, Kiss, Nagy, Vass, Zima, Arany, Csuka, Csősz, Barna, Bajza, Bedő, Botos, Budai, Tóth, Varga, Frank, Oláh, Ceniga, Boross, Horváth, and Bontovics