Hajotti

Hajotti is a proper noun most often encountered as a surname of Hungarian or Central European origin. In English-language reference works, the form Hajotti is used to denote a family name; the lowercase version hajotti is not standard orthography. The exact etymology is not well attested in widely available sources; it may derive from a toponymic root or from a personal name, with the suffix -i commonly forming Hungarian surnames indicating origin or affiliation.

In modern usage, Hajotti is a low-frequency surname. Public genealogical databases and directories show only a handful of entries, and there is no widely recognized distribution or concentration. There are no widely documented notable individuals bearing the name in major encyclopedias, though individuals with this surname may exist in regional records.

In fiction or media, Hajotti can appear as a fictional place name or character name, but such uses are not standardized and do not imply any real-world connection.

See also: Hungarian surnames, toponymy, surnames by suffix -i.