Cseresznyés

Cseresznyés is a Hungarian surname that has several origins and contexts. In Hungarian, cseresznyés is the word for a cherry tree or the person responsible for its care, specifically a gardener or a horticulturist.

As a surname, Cseresznyés is believed to have originated from this occupation, indicating the person who tended to a cherry orchard or a professional who worked with fruit trees. The name likely arose in the 18th or 19th century, when professional gardening and horticulture became more specialized and formalized in Hungary.

Notable individuals bearing the surname Cseresznyés include notable Hungarians - Közép-Bodrog, where the name is recorded from the 19th century, is one of the locations associated with this surname. Another notable mention of Cseresznyés appears in various records in the Munkács settlement near the border between what is now and Czech republic.

There are possible etymological links to the name and other language families not exclusive to Hungary and Hungarian populace also presenting many attempts to interpret possible roots for the term in Slavic and Latin families.