Surname Szondi (Сони 
, Szondi 
, סונדי 
) , all around the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Szondi is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a common surname, Romania, where it is a rare surname, and Czechia. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, Romania, and Russia. Much less frequently, Szondi is the forename as well as the last name.
| leopold szondi Hungarian psychiatrist (1893-1986), CH (b. 1893) |
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szondi györgy HU (b. 1946) |
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| szondi ilona HU (b. 1902) |
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szondi józsef HU (b. 1954) |
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| sandor szondi Belgian politician (1920-1997), BE (b. 1920) |
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| szondi péter German academic, HU (b. 1929) |
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| szondi vera HU (b. 1928) |
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| eugene szondi (b. 1941) |
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| szondi ildikó Hungarian associate professor, researcher of social statistics and demography, politician, HU (b. 1955) |
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| györgy j. szondi Romanian writer, RO (b. 1971) |
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| béla szondi |
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