Names from 19th Century Romania

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These names were all given to Romanian babies born between 1800 and 1820. When two names were listed together, they were not separated, and are instead listed below. Variant spellings are grouped. Names are divided by gender and alphabetical order of the name.

GIRLS
Agatha
Anna/Ana
Apollonia
Apotonia
Barbara
Borbála
Catharina/Catherina/Katharina
Christina/Chrisztina
Clara
Elisabetha
Ersébet/Erzsébet
Eva
Franciska
Gertraud
Gertrudis
Henrica
Jofeina
Josepha
Josephine
Juditha
Juditta
Juliana/Julianna
Magdalena
Margaretha/Margareta
Maria
Marianna
Martha
Lucia
Regina
Rosa
Rosalia
Rosina
Sara
Sologia
Sophia
Susanna
Theresia
Ursula

BOYS
Albertus
Alexander
Andreas
Antonius
Carolus
Cathar
Conradkj
Ferencz
Franciscus
Georg
Gust
Gustav
Isak
János
Joannes/Joanes
Josephus
Martinus
Michael
Miklós
Nicolaus
Ozvegy
Paul/Paulus
Stephanus
Tobias


Anna Maria, Anna Rosalia, Ellis Maria, Maria Rosa

Antonius Josephus, Franciscus Josephus, Josephus Paulus, Paul Adam


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