Csúcsi

Csúcsi is a Hungarian surname. It is derived from the Hungarian word "csúcs," which means peak, summit, or tip. This suggests a possible origin related to a geographical location, such as a village named Csúcs or a place situated at a high elevation. Surnames often arose from such descriptive or locational elements in medieval Europe.

The surname Csúcsi would have been adopted by individuals or families who lived in or were associated with a place called Csúcs, or perhaps possessed a characteristic related to the meaning of "csúcs," though the latter is less common for this specific word. As with many surnames, its exact origin story can be difficult to pinpoint without detailed genealogical records.

Variations in spelling might exist due to historical transcription practices or regional dialects, though Csúcsi appears to be the standard form. The prevalence of the surname is likely concentrated in Hungary and among Hungarian diaspora communities. It is a relatively uncommon surname. Further research into historical registries and genealogical databases would be necessary to trace the lineage and specific historical instances of the Csúcsi surname.