„Idegen szülöttet [...] csempész a családi név alá”

The study formulates hypotheses for a more extensive historical examination of the connections and relations names translation within Hungarian cultural heritage. It highlights that literary non-literary (that is, other types texts) practices are closely related than previously suggested by sciences 20th century. This is supported practices, strategies, versions translations, although context work often puts special emphasis on name (proper names) in some cases encourages methods rare or unusual texts. In this case, however, it not orthe translator acts differently, but name, because relationship between text (work art) language different literature texts, seeks to maintain mediate relationship. studies have dealt extensively with issues translation. However, concept phenomenon has played continues play significant role thinking about (in theories translation). illustrated, example, how practical experiences translating names, like “translation” (Magyarization) costumes plays, encouraged rethinking identity beginning 19th century (through metaphor as clothing). addition, highly metaphorical was deeply influenced autonomasia (Hungarian Shakespeare, Molière etc.), which depicting elusive original translation, author translator.