Knífücsó

Knífücsó is a surname of Hungarian origin. The name is believed to be a diminutive form, possibly related to a word meaning "knife" or a similar sharp object, though its precise etymological roots are not definitively established. As a surname, it would have likely originated as a descriptor for an ancestor who was a cutler, a blacksmith specializing in knives, or perhaps someone who carried such a tool.

The distribution of the surname Knífücsó is primarily found within Hungary. Like many surnames, it may have variants or similar-sounding names in neighboring countries with historical Hungarian populations, such as Romania, Slovakia, or Serbia, though these are less common. The prevalence of the name is moderate, not ranking among the most common Hungarian surnames but still present in genealogical records and modern directories.

Individuals bearing the Knífücsó surname have contributed to various fields throughout history. Genealogical research can reveal connections to individuals in professions ranging from agriculture and craftsmanship to academia and the arts, reflecting the diverse paths taken by families who adopted or inherited this patronymic. Without specific notable individuals widely recognized under this exact surname, Knífücsó remains primarily an identifier of family lineage within the Hungarian diaspora.