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In Hungary '''women keep their birth name throughout their life, married or not'''. There is no married name and maiden name in the sense familiar to Americans. | In Hungary '''women keep their birth name throughout their life, married or not'''. There is no married name and maiden name in the sense familiar to Americans. | ||
In comparison to an English example, if John White married Elizabeth Black, Elizabeth may be referred to as Mrs. John White. | |||
In Hungarian, the positions of the names are inverted, Last name first, and given name second. So if we have Feher János and Fekete Erzsébet, Erzsébet may be referred to as Feher Jánosne. (Broken down in English, this would be: White John Mrs.) | |||
==Given Names== | ==Given Names== | ||
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