Daursky

Daursky is the transliteration of the Russian adjective Даурский, used to indicate origin, association, or geographic relation to Dauria, a historical and geographic region in Siberia and the Russian Far East linked with the Daur people. The feminine and neuter forms are Daurskaya and Daurskoye, respectively. The root refers to the Daur people and their languages, and appears in scholarly and geographic writing to describe features, districts, and localities connected with that region.

In modern usage, Daursky appears in a variety of toponyms and administrative designations in Russia, reflecting the historical and geographic ties to Dauria. It can also be found in names of protected areas, natural features, or other entities that are associated with the Daur region. As with many such adjectival forms, Daursky can occasionally function as part of a surname in Russian-language contexts, though such usage is relatively uncommon.

See also: Daur, Dauria, Daur language.