Tas
- Gender
- Male
- Meaning
- Not recorded
- Origin
- Hungarian
Tas is a name traditionally given to a boy of Hungarian origin. Our sources do not preserve a single agreed-upon literal translation for this particular name, so we list its meaning as unrecorded rather than guess at one. Browse more Hungarian baby names or search the full library by meaning.
Quick Facts About Tas
98
Hungarian baby names in our dictionary
50
Hungarian male names
26
3-letter T-names in our dictionary
585
T-male names total
Not in registry
US SSA records — name appears fewer than 5 times in any year
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