Across the world, Imre (Imre 
, Імре 
, Имре 
, and others...) is a common predominantly masculine, but very infrequently girly first name. The given name Imre is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Hungary, where it is quite a common male name, Romania, and Slovakia, where it is quite a rare boy's name. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Hungary, Romania, and Germany. Also, Imre is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Imre | Serbia, Israel, Hungary, Romania, Germany |
| Імре | Ukraine |
| Имре | Kazakhstan, Russia |
| אימרה | Israel |
| ايمري | Iran |
Amalrich, Americo, Amerigo, Américo, Emeric, Emerich, Emerick, Emerico, Emerik, Emeriko, Emeryk, Emmerich, Emmerik, Emrich, Heinrich, Imbrea, Imrich, Imrè, Imré, Madach, Émeric, Ímre, Imre, Америго, Америко, Емерик, Кальман, Надь, Эммерих, אמריך, إمري, امرى, ايمر, ایمره, سيلفا, and ناجي
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imre son of King St. Stephen I of Hungary and Giselle of Bavaria., HU (b. 1000) |
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imre magyar király Hungarian king (1174-1204), HU (b. 1174) |
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| imre bebek Hungarian Judge royal, military leader (b. 1350) |
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| ónodi czudar imre HU (b. 1345) |
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| imre török Hungarian aristocrat, Comes of Valkó, Ban of Nándorfehérvár (Belgrade) (1460s–1521) (b. 1465) |
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| derencsényi imre Hungarian-Croatian nobleman and soldier, HU (b. 1500) |
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| imre sulyok Chancellor of Transylvania (b. 1501) |
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| ozorai imre HU (b. 1510) |
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| imre martonfalvay (b. 1510) |
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| imre czobor Hungarian noble (1520-1581) (b. 1520) |
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| imre amici pastor, RO (b. 1522) |
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lósy imre Hungarian priest, HU (b. 1580) |
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| imre farkas (b. 1550) |
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| imre forgach (b. 1550) |
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czobor imre (1614-1677), HU (b. 1614) |
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