Lóránth

Lóránth is a given name of Hungarian origin. It is derived from the older Hungarian name Lóránt, which itself is a form of the Germanic name Laurentius, ultimately tracing back to the Latin word laurus, meaning "laurel." The laurel wreath historically symbolized victory and honor.

The name Lóránth gained popularity in Hungary and is still used today. It is typically given to males. While not exceptionally common, it is recognized within Hungarian culture. There are no widely known historical figures or prominent public figures solely identifiable by the first name Lóránth that have achieved international recognition and are the primary association with the name.

However, like many personal names, it is borne by individuals in various fields and walks of life. The name's association with laurel and victory gives it a positive connotation for those who carry it. Its etymological roots connect it to ancient Roman and Germanic traditions, reflecting a rich historical lineage. The spelling with the acute accent over the 'a' is a specific Hungarian orthographical convention.