Ignác: Name day

Name day

The name day for Ignác is celebrated on February 1st in Hungary. Additionally, July 31st is the designated name day for Ignác in both Czechia and Slovakia.

Ignác Origin Mood and History

Ignác is a traditional masculine name stemming from the Roman Egnatius, often interpreted as conveying intense meaning such as "fire" or passion. Historically, this spelling is characteristic of Central European regions, making it exceedingly rare in the United States except among specific heritage communities. The name carries a strong, formal mood, projecting an image of dignity and determined character. It is an exclusively male identifier worldwide, strongly linked to Hungarian, Czech, and Slovak naming conventions. Its usage in the US remains mostly historical, reflecting 19th and 20th-century immigration patterns. Overall, Ignác denotes classical strength and historical depth.

Name Day List: Ignác

Country	Day	Month	Names
Hungary	1	February	Ignác
Czechia	31	July	Ignác
Slovakia	31	July	Ignác

Name Day List - similar names (Ignác)

Country	Day	Month	Names
Poland	1	February	Bryda, Brygida, Dobrocha, Dobrochna, Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Paweł, Siemirad, Żegota
Poland	11	May	Adalbert, Benedykt, Filip, Franciszek, Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Lew, Lutogniew, Mamert, Mira, Żegota
Poland	15	July	Daniel, Dawid, Dawida, Egon, Henryk, Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Lubomysł, Niecisław, Włodzimierz, Żegota
Croatia	31	July	Ignacije Loyolski, Vatroslav, Ognjen
France	31	July	Ignace
Poland	31	July	Beatus, Demokryt, Emilian, Ernesta, Ernestyna, Helena, Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Justyn, Ludomir, Żegota
Spain	31	July	Ignacio de Loyola
USA	31	July	Reed, Reid, Ignacio, Inigo
Croatia	17	October	Ignacije Antiohijski, Vatroslav, Ognjen
Spain	17	October	Ignacio de Antioquía
Poland	23	October	Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Jan, Marlena, Odilla, Roman, Seweryn, Teodor, Włościsław, Żegota
Poland	15	December	Celina, Fortunata, Iga, Ignacja, Ignacy, Krystiana, Nina, Walerian, Waleriana, Wolimir, Żegota