Bálint

Bálint is a given name of Hungarian origin, derived from the Latin name Valentinus, meaning "strong" or "healthy." It is a common male given name in Hungary. The name is also found in other Slavic languages, though less frequently. The feast day associated with Saint Valentine, often linked to the name, is February 14th.

In Hungarian culture, Bálint is a well-established and traditional name. Its popularity has remained consistent over the years, reflecting its enduring appeal. While there are no widespread negative connotations associated with the name, its commonality means individuals named Bálint may not stand out as much as those with less frequent names.

The name's linguistic roots connect it to a broader European naming tradition. Its association with Saint Valentine has lent it a positive and romantic connotation in some contexts, though this is not its primary or sole association in Hungary. Families choosing the name Bálint often appreciate its classic feel and its positive meaning.