Jünges

Jünges is a surname of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German word "junc" or "junge," meaning "young." This surname likely originated as a nickname for someone who was young in appearance, or perhaps to distinguish a younger person from an older one with the same given name. It could also have been used for someone who was a junior member of a family or guild.

Variations of the surname exist in German-speaking countries and among emigrant communities. These variations can include different spellings and potentially related terms that also convey the meaning of "young." The prevalence of the surname is most notable in Germany, but it can also be found in other countries with German diaspora populations. Historical records and genealogical research can provide further insights into the specific origins and migration patterns associated with the Jünges surname. As with many hereditary surnames, its exact adoption and transmission through generations would have varied across different regions and families.