Földje

Földje is a Hungarian given name, typically masculine. The name is derived from the Hungarian word "föld," which translates to "earth" or "land." It carries connotations of being grounded, connected to nature, or having a strong foundation.

The popularity of Földje has varied throughout history and across different regions where Hungarian is spoken. While not as common as some other traditional Hungarian names, it maintains a presence within certain families and communities. Its usage often reflects a desire to honor ancestral roots or a connection to the agricultural heritage of Hungary.

Pronunciation of Földje is generally [ˈføldjɛ]. The 'ö' sound is similar to the 'u' in "fur" or the 'i' in "sir" in English, and the 'j' is pronounced like a 'y' in "yes."

While Földje is primarily a given name, the word "föld" itself is a fundamental part of the Hungarian language and appears in numerous compound words related to geography, agriculture, and ownership. The name Földje, therefore, is a direct linguistic link to these core concepts within Hungarian culture.