Zoltan
Zoltan comes from the Hungarian "Zoltán," derived from the Turkic "sultan" — meaning "ruler" or "sultan." Zoltán of Hungary (c.890-947) was a 10th-century Hungarian ruler. Zoltan is rare outside Hungary but has been used in English since the 20th century. Zoltan (the filmmaker Zoltan Korda, 1895-1961) gave the name cinematic weight. The "Z" opening is unusual in English, and the "n" ending gives it weight. Zoltan is a male name of Hungarian / Turkic origin that means "Sultan, ruler". Strong, Hungarian, and a little distinctive. The name sounds serious. Zoltans tend to be confident. US outside top 1000. More common in Hungary. Well-known people named Zoltan include Zoltán of Hungary (ruler), Zoltan Korda (filmmaker), Zoltan (Hungarian name). Common variations and related forms of Zoltan include Zoltán (Hungarian), Zoltan (used across English), Zoly (nickname).