Ozsváth

Ozsváth is a Hungarian surname. Its origins are debated, with some etymological sources suggesting a connection to the personal name "Ozsvát," which itself is believed to have Germanic roots. The name is not particularly common but is found among Hungarian populations both within Hungary and in diasporic communities. Notable individuals bearing the surname Ozsváth have contributed to various fields. In academia, Gábor Ozsváth was a Hungarian philosopher and historian. In the arts, Ilona Ozsváth was a Hungarian opera singer. The distribution of the surname reflects historical Hungarian migration patterns, appearing in countries with significant Hungarian immigrant populations such as the United States, Canada, and Australia. Genealogical research indicates that families with the Ozsváth surname often trace their lineage back to specific regions within Hungary. The prevalence and historical usage of the name provide insights into Hungarian onomastics and family history.