Találjon Regina Fülöp nevű embereket
Fedezze fel a történelmi feljegyzéseket a MyHeritage-en, a családtörténetek nemzetközi felfedezésének vezető platformján. Tekintsen bele Regina Fülöp nevű emberek életébe a történelem során a születési, házassági és halálozási feljegyzések, népszámlálások és egyéb adatok segítségével.
Adjon meg néhány nevet, és a MyHeritage felépíti a családfáját, és új ismereteket nyújt Fülöp Regina személyről
Az első lépések Családfa importálása (GEDCOM)
- Regina Fulop
- Regina Fuloep
- Regina Fylop
- Regina Fulep
- Regina Fillop
- Magyarország 84%
- Cseh Köztársaság 4%
- Amerikai Egyesült Államok 4%
- Ukrajna 4%
- Románia 4%
"Regina" comes directly from Latin. The Latin word "regina" means "queen." It is a feminine noun, derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *reg-, meaning "to direct, rule, or straighten." This root also gives us words like "regal," "regulate," and "reign" in English. The name "Regina" functions as a direct translation of the title, rather than a derivation from another name. The use of "Regina" as a given name is linked to the veneration of the Virgin Mary in Catholicism, where she is often referred to as "Regina Coeli" (Queen of Heaven). Its usage spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages, particularly in Catholic countries. While never consistently a top name, it has appeared in name records across various European nations, including Italy, Poland, and Germany. Diminutives include Gina and Regi. The name experienced a popularity surge in the United States during the 20th century.
Fülöp originates as the Hungarian form of the Greek name Philippos. It translates to "friend of horses," combining "philos" (friend, lover) and "hippos" (horse). This name reflects the importance of horses in ancient Greek and later Hungarian society, where horsemanship was highly valued. The name's popularity spread through Europe via the Roman Empire and the influence of Christianity, as Philip was the name of several saints and biblical figures. The name Fülöp appeared in Hungary as early as the Middle Ages. It became a relatively common given name, eventually solidifying into a hereditary surname. You find it most frequently in Hungary and among Hungarian diaspora communities. Spelling variations are uncommon, as Hungarian orthography is quite standardized. However, historical records might show slight differences due to regional dialects or transcription errors. The name carries a sense of strength and nobility, linked to its equestrian origins and historical usage.
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