Csába

Csába is a given name of Hungarian origin. It is a masculine given name and is often associated with strength and power. The name is believed to derive from the Old Hungarian word "csaba," which referred to a tribal leader or chieftain. Historically, it was a common name among Hungarian nobility and royalty.

In modern Hungary, Csaba remains a popular given name, though its usage has fluctuated over the decades. It is typically given to boys. The pronunciation is roughly "CHAH-bah." While the name has a clear Hungarian origin, variations or similar-sounding names might exist in other cultures, though Csaba itself is distinctly Hungarian. It is not typically associated with any specific religious figures or deities, but rather carries a historical and cultural significance within Hungary. The name evokes a sense of tradition and national identity for many Hungarians.