Csipkéhez

Csipkéhez is a Hungarian surname. It is derived from the Hungarian word "csipke," which refers to a type of wild rose, specifically the dog rose. The surname likely originated as a descriptive or occupational name. It could have been given to someone who lived near dog rose bushes, who used them for medicinal purposes, or who was associated with the rose in some other way. The suffix "-hez" is a dative case ending in Hungarian, suggesting a connection to the root word.

The surname is relatively uncommon in Hungary. While precise historical data on its origins is scarce, the etymology points to a connection with the natural landscape of Hungary. Surnames derived from plants are common across many cultures, reflecting the importance of the natural world in historical societies. The "csipke" itself is a hardy and widespread plant, making it a plausible source for a personal identifier. Further genealogical research would be needed to trace specific family lines and their historical distribution.