Alné

Alné is a term with limited, non-specific use in English-language sources and may refer to several distinct concepts, most of which are not widely documented. In Hungarian naming practice, the suffix -né is used to denote a married woman, attached to the husband's surname (for example, Kovácsné). The form "Alné" would theoretically indicate the wife of a man with the surname "Al." However, "Alné" is not a conventional or widely attested standalone form in standard Hungarian records. In formal documents, the practice is typically to record the full form based on the husband’s surname.

There is no well-established geographic location named "Alné" in standard gazetteers. If a locality with this name exists, it would be obscure, historical, or extremely small, and not part of widely used cartographic references.

In literature, media, or fiction, "Alné" may be used as a constructed personal name or as a surname-derived epithet, particularly in works that draw on Hungarian naming conventions or historical settings. As with many short, syllabic strings, it can also appear as a component in fictional worldbuilding without reflecting a real-world counterpart.

Notable people or entities commonly associated with the name "Alné" are not widely recognised in major reference works.

See also: Hungarian naming conventions, né (suffix), toponymy, disambiguation.