Kiszabó

Kiszabó is a Hungarian given name, typically masculine. It is derived from the Hungarian word "szabó," which means "tailor." The prefix "ki-" in this context can imply a sense of origin or prominence, suggesting a "master tailor" or a tailor of notable standing. While the surname "Szabó" is very common in Hungary, "Kiszabó" as a given name is less frequent, though it does appear in historical records and contemporary use.

The name's etymology connects it directly to a traditional craft, reflecting a common practice in naming conventions where occupations or respected roles were often used as inspiration for personal names. The popularity of the name has fluctuated over time, influenced by broader naming trends in Hungary. It is not a name with significant mythological or religious associations, its primary meaning rooted in the vocational history of Hungary. Individuals named Kiszabó can be found throughout Hungary, though specific demographic data on its prevalence is not widely published. The name carries a distinctly Hungarian character, reflecting the linguistic and cultural heritage of the region.