Zsoltár

Zsoltár is a Hungarian given name, primarily used for males. It is derived from the Hungarian word "zsoltár," which translates to "psalm" in English. The name's origin is rooted in religious contexts, specifically referring to the Book of Psalms in the Bible, a collection of religious poems and songs.

The name Zsoltár has been used in Hungary for centuries, although its popularity has varied over time. It is a traditional name, often given to boys in families with strong religious or cultural ties to the Hungarian heritage. While not as common as some other Hungarian male names, Zsoltár maintains a distinct presence.

Individuals named Zsoltár often share a connection to their Hungarian identity. The name carries a sense of history and spirituality due to its biblical association. It is not a name commonly found outside of Hungary or among Hungarian diaspora communities. The pronunciation in Hungarian is roughly "Zhol-taar." Its usage is generally straightforward, with no widely recognized shortened forms or diminutives that are universally adopted.