Ábrahám

Ábrahám is the Hungarian form of the masculine given name Abraham, used by Hungarian-speaking communities.

It derives from the Hebrew name Avraham, traditionally interpreted as “father of many” or “father of a multitude/nations.”

In Hungary, Ábrahám appears in religious and historical contexts as the Hungarian version of the patriarch Abraham; it has been used by Christian and Jewish families since the medieval period and remains a recognized given name.

Across languages, the name takes several forms, including Abraham in English, Avraham in modern Hebrew, Abram in some traditions, and Ibrahim in Arabic. Ábrahám is the standard Hungarian form.

Like many biblical names, Ábrahám has a nameday in the Hungarian calendar, and it continues to be used today, though it is less common than some other traditional names.