Hámarki

Hámarki is a Hungarian-language toponymic form and adjective used to indicate origin from a place named Hámark or from a locality with a similar name. The suffix -i is common in Hungarian for turning proper place names into demonyms or descriptors, and Hámarki appears in that pattern.

In geographical usage, Hámarki can occur in compound place names or as a designation for a neighborhood, estate, or rural settlement associated with a specific locality. In historical documents, it may identify landholders, residents, or properties linked to Hámark. Because Hámark itself is not widely documented as a current municipality in contemporary gazetteers, Hámarki as a distinct modern place name is not uniformly recognized across sources.

In onomastics, Hámarki may appear as a surname or part of a surname, signaling ancestral origin from a place called Hámark or an associated estate. As with other Hungarian toponymic formations, the exact meaning can depend on regional naming practices and historical context.

The form illustrates how Hungarian toponymy uses suffixes to express origin or affiliation, contributing to the way people, places, and properties are connected in names. See also Hungarian toponymy, place-name suffixes, and surnames derived from places.