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The last name Molnar has its origins in Eastern Europe, particularly in Hungary and Slovakia, where it is derived from the Hungarian word "molnár," meaning "miller." This occupational surname was historically associated with individuals who worked in or owned mills, a vital role in agrarian societies where grain processing was essential for food production. The name reflects the importance of milling in the local economy and the social status of millers in their communities. Variations of the surname can be found across different regions, including "Mólnar" in Hungary and "Mlynar" in Slovak, as well as "Miller" in English-speaking countries, which shares the same occupational roots. The surname Molnar is relatively common in Hungary and among Hungarian diaspora communities, and it has also been adopted by individuals in other countries, often retaining its original spelling but adapting to local languages and cultures.