All around the world, Török (Török 
, Toroc 
) is a rare epicene first name. The forename Török is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a rare gender-neutral name, and Romania, where it is a rare girly name. More prevalently, Török is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Török | Germany, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Romania |
| Toroc | Germany, Guatemala, Philippines, United States, Romania |
| ambrus török Hungarian noble, Comes of Sopron County, Ban of Szörény (Severin),Treasurer of the Kingdom of Bosnia (b. 1445) |
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| török bálint Hungarian aristocrat, Lord of Csesznek, Ban of Nándorfehérvár (Belgrade), HU (b. 1502) |
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| bálint török (b. 1585) |
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| zsigmond török (1824–1890) actor (b. 1826) |
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| török ede Born October 1836, in Vác; died 13 March 1892, in Vác. Hungarian, Painter., HU (b. 1836) |
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| bertalan török Hungarian politician (1847-1915), RO (b. 1847) |
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| bálint török RO (b. 1887) |
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| gáspár török Romanian photographer, RO (b. 1934) |
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| török bálint association football player, HU (b. 1941) |
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| ágoston török researcher |
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| antal török |
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| matic török |
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Mia, Aliz, Andi, Andy, Anna, Aron, Adam, Adri, Akos, Bogi, Bius, Kati, Kata, Kaan, Kira, Petr, Peti, Pál, Pål, Robi, Rebi, Reka, Alex, Soma, Sean, Sara, Ana, Ani, Bea, Kaj, Kis, Rob, Dan, Dia, Jan, Tim, Rita, Tia, Eri, Era, Eva, Evi, Ica, Mari, Marc, Mark, Maja, Mira, Ede, and Dani