Judský

Judský is a surname of Slavic origin, most commonly found in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The name is believed to be derived from the given name Judas, which has Hebrew origins, meaning "praised." It is possible that the surname was adopted by individuals with the given name Judas, or by families who had a significant connection to someone named Judas. Variations of the surname may exist in different regions and languages, reflecting phonetic shifts and historical adaptations. The distribution of the surname Judský suggests its prevalence within Slavic-speaking communities, with a particular concentration in Central Europe. As with many surnames, its exact etymological path can be complex, potentially involving patronymic origins or occupational associations, though the direct link to the biblical name Judas is the most widely accepted explanation. Historical records, such as census data and genealogical documents, would be necessary to trace the specific lineage and historical usage of the Judský surname.