Szeri

Szeri is a Hungarian given name, typically used for females. It is a diminutive form derived from other Hungarian female names, often associated with names like Zsófia (Sophia) or Sára (Sarah). Like many diminutives, "szeri" carries a familiar and affectionate tone.

The origin of the name can be traced back to its Slavic roots, with connections to words meaning "love" or "beloved." While not as common as its parent names,szeri has been used in Hungary for generations, often within families. It is not a name with significant historical figures or widespread international recognition, but rather a more personal and intimate choice.

The pronunciation of "szeri" is generally straightforward for those familiar with Hungarian phonetics, with the "sz" sound akin to the English "s" in "sun" and the "e" sounding like the "e" in "bed." The name's popularity can fluctuate, often influenced by naming trends within Hungary. While its usage might be more concentrated within certain regions or families, it remains a recognized and cherished Hungarian name.