Rudas

Rudas is a Hungarian word and surname, literally meaning "of rúd", (Hungarian: rúd "pole, rod, beam).^[1]

People with the surname Rudas

Gerő Rudas [Wikidata] (né (c.1883) Reichenthal; 1856–1912), Jewish Hungarian-Transylvanian physician
László Rudas (né Róth) (1885–1950), Hungarian communist newspaper editor and politician
Ferenc Rudas (né Ruck) (1921–2016), Hungarian football player, coach and sport leader
Tibor Rudas (1920–2014), Hungarian entrepreneur
Márta Bajcsay-Rudas(-Antal), née Antal (1937–2017), Hungarian track and field athlete
Stephan Rudas [de] (1944–2010), Hungarian-Austrian psychiatrist
Andreas Rudas [de] (born 1953), Hungarian-Austrian media manager and politician
Laura Rudas [de] (born 1981), Austrian politician

People with the surname Rudaś

Michał Rudaś [pl] (born 1981), Polish singer of pop music, reggae, ethnic, and soul music

References

^ "rudasló" [pole horse]. Hungarian Electronic Library (in Hungarian). (translated) Among the horses harnessed to a cart, carriage, or sleigh, the horse that is to the right of the cart pole (this is horse number 2) and pulls better; when plowing, this horse walks in the furrow, which is why it is sometimes called a furrow horse.

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[1] "rudasló" [pole horse]. Hungarian Electronic Library (in Hungarian). (translated) Among the horses harnessed to a cart, carriage, or sleigh, the horse that is to the right of the cart pole (this is horse number 2) and pulls better; when plowing, this horse walks in the furrow, which is why it is sometimes called a furrow horse.

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Rudas

People with the surname Rudas

People with the surname Rudaś

See also

Related surnames

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