Ruzsa name meaning
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What does Ruzsa mean?
Girl name Ruzsa is rooted from Latin is prevalently used in Hungarian. Ruzsa is a version of sacred, perennial and desirable Rose. Rose is a version of predominant and evergreen Rosa. Germanic and Latin name Rose, meaning of Rose is "Rose Flower and Renown".
How do I pronounce Ruzsa?
The two syllabled name Ruzsa is pronounced, r(u)-zsa. ruz-sa is another way(s) to say the name.
Variants of Ruzsa
Rose, Rosa, Chalina, Rada, Roza, Aaliyahrose, Rohana, Roosa, Ros, Aliyah, Aaliyah, Rochana, Hannah
How popular is the name Ruzsa?
Ruzsa is an uncommon name around the world.
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What numerology tells about Ruzsa?
Whatever you do, you do it with heart. And it always gives the best results because your approach is positive. Your stability is something most people envy you for. Find someone who will change how you see love. Your soul mate is somewhere out there. Open your eyes. The letter A as your capstone represents your high aspirations and unusual character. Some would say that you are cold-hearted and insensitive but the truth is that you are the most sensitive person.
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- Aranka - Girl name Aranka is of Latin and Hungarian origin and is substantially used in Hungarian, Norwegian and Tamil languages, meaning of Aranka is "Gold Made or Gold"
- Lucille - Eternal and Popular Lucille is used commonly in Norwegian, French and English, Lucille means "Born at Daybreak, Light or The Bright" is of Latin origin is a unisex name
- Lauralyn means Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic of Honor or Victory or The Bay has its origin in Latin given to girls is used predominantly in English
- Elliana - Used especially in English loved, Elliana aimed at girls and of Hebrew and Latin origin, Elliana means "My God is Yahweh"
- Ursala - Far-out Ursala mostly is used in English has its origin in Latin, meaning of Ursala is "Little Bear, Little Female Bear and Small Bear" is bestowed upon baby girls. Ursala is derivation of Ursula.
Famous people named Ruzsa
We could not find any notable namesake.