Kovacsics

English Etymology From en hu Kovacsics, from hu kovács blacksmith + hu -i- +‎ hu -cs forming diminutives. Proper noun en Hungarian. Related terms en Kovacs, en Kovach Hungarian Etymology A Slavic family name of patronymic origin. Its root word, the sla-pro *kovačь blacksmith trade name, is widespread in all Slavic languages. Through an occupational name, it became a paternal family name with the suffix -ics indicating descent. Originally, the suffix was common in South Slavic and East Slavic languages, but it also displaced the -ic form in Slovak, so none of the surrounding Slavic languages ​​can be excluded from its use. It is more common in the northwestern part of Transdanubia, from which a Wendish (Slovenian) origin can be inferred. Pronunciation hu it͡ʃ 3 hu Ko va csics Proper noun hu proper noun hu A. Declension Kovacsicso oKovacsics ai Related terms hu Kovács References