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Surname Józsa

Surname Józsa (Ioja Romania United States Italy Spain Canada, Józsa Hungary Romania United States Slovakia Spain, Jozsa Hungary Romania United States Slovakia Italy) , globally, is a common family name. The surname Józsa is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a common surname, Romania, and Slovakia, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Hungary, Romania, and the United States. Much less frequently, Józsa is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Józsa

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Ioja Italy, Spain, Canada, United States, Romania
Józsa Slovakia, Spain, United States, Hungary, Romania
Jozsa Italy, Slovakia, United States, Hungary, Romania

Last names said to be same

Joscha, and Йожа

Notable namesakes

picture of oroszhegyi józsa oroszhegyi józsa oroszhegyi józsa (1822-1870), HU (b. 1822) link
picture of uhrl józsa uhrl józsa uhrl józsa Hungarian teacher (1826–1906), HU (b. 1826) link
picture of sándor józsa sándor józsa sándor józsa primary and secondary school teacher, non-fiction writer (1840–about 1895), RO (b. 1853) link
józsa kőváry Hungarian poet (1817-1875), RO (b. 1817) link
picture of jános józsa jános józsa jános józsa writer, translator (1901-1973), RO (b. 1901) link
józsa pál (b. 1860) link
józsa károly Hungrian painter and engraver (1872-1929), HU (b. 1872) link
picture of hacser józsa hacser józsa hacser józsa Hungarian actress (1931-2014), HU (b. 1931) link
járitz józsa Hungarian painter (1893-1986), HU (b. 1893) link
ladányi józsa Hungarian surgeon, university teacher, HU (b. 1898) link
picture of józsa istván józsa istván józsa istván Hungarian politician, HU (b. 1953) link
picture of józsa imre józsa imre józsa imre Hungarian actor (1954-2016), HU (b. 1954) link
béla józsa RO (b. 1898) link
sándor józsa French painter (1910-1989), FR (b. 1910) link
lángos józsa Hungarian chess player, HU (b. 1911) link