Gyöngyver

The female first name Gyöngyver (also called Gyöngyvér) has its origins in Hungarian. The name was originally created by the Hungarian poet János Arany.

What does the name Gyöngyver mean?

Gyöngyver (Gyöngyvér) is a girl's name of Hungarian origin, which literally translates to 'the pearl sister' or 'the sister of the pearl.' This meaning arises from the Hungarian words gyöngy, meaning 'pearl,' and testvér, meaning 'sibling.' The name gained popularity through the novel 'The Death of Buda.'

Where does the name Gyöngyver come from?

The name Gyöngyver is a Hungarian female name that carries the meaning 'the pearl sister.' The components are made up of gyöngy for 'pearl' and testvér for 'sibling.' It was created in the Hungarian language.

How do you pronounce Gyöngyver?

Gyöngyver is pronounced approximately like 'Dschöng-dschver.'

When is the name day of Gyöngyver?

The name day for Gyöngyver is celebrated on January 8.

Popularity

In Germany, Gyöngyver is a rather rare first name. In 2013, it reached the 3,816th place on the list of the most common girls' names. Between 2010 and 2024, Gyöngyver was used as a first name in Germany fewer than 10 times, placing it at the 10,750th position. In the last ten years, there have been no registrations of this name.