Aczél or Aczel (Hungarian: acél means "steel") is a Hungarian surname, Also Hungarian given name. People with this surname include:

[edit] Etymology

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All of acél and its cognates are derived from Latin: "aciarium, aciariu, acies" (Piemontese: accel, Furlan: açâl, Greek: ατσάλι (atsáli), Slovak: oceľ, Czech: ocel, Romanian: oţel)

[edit] Family names

• Ervin Acél

[edit] Aczél

• Amir Aczel (born 1950), an Israeli mathematics writer of Hungarian origin
• György Aczél, born Henrik Appel (1917 - 1991), a Hungarian communist politician
• János Aczél (? - 1523), a Hungarian poet
• János D. Aczél (born 1924), a Hungarian-Canadian mathematician
• József Aczél, aka József Eisenhoffer (1900 - 1945), a Hungarian football player, a convert to Judaism
• Peter Aczel, British mathematician
• Tamás Aczél (1921 - 1994) (hu)
• Zoltán Aczél (born 1967), a Hungarian footballer

[edit] Others

• Aczel's anti-foundation axiom, set forth by Peter Aczel in 1988

[edit] See also

• Stahl(-), Stahlmann, etc.
• Eisen-, Eisenmann, Eisenberg, etc.

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