Adjective fekete (comparative feketébb, superlative legfeketébb) black (absorbing all light and reflecting practically none)
Hungarian: nickname for a dark-haired or swarthy person, from fekete ‘black’. This surname is also found in Romania, Slovakia, Serbia, and Croatia, and also among Rusyns.
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Fekete is a Hungarian surname and, less commonly, a given name meaning black, from the Hungarian adjective fekete. It originated as a descriptive byname referencing dark hair, complexion, clothing, or perhaps an occupational association (e.g., a smith’s sooty trade).
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