Csáky

Csáky is a surname of Hungarian origin. It is believed to derive from the word "csák," which could refer to a pickaxe, a type of footwear, or potentially a nickname. The name is relatively common in Hungary and among Hungarian diaspora communities.

Several notable individuals have borne the surname Csáky. One prominent figure was Alajos Csáky, a Hungarian nobleman and politician who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary in the late 19th century. Another was István Csáky, a Hungarian sculptor. The Csáky family itself has historical roots, with documented lineages extending back centuries, often associated with nobility and land ownership in various regions of Hungary. The name has spread internationally due to emigration, and individuals with the Csáky surname can be found in countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia. Variations in spelling might occur due to transliteration and historical record-keeping.