Kodzky

Kodzky is a proper noun that may refer to a surname or, less commonly, to a geographic name in Slavic-language contexts. In English-language references, variants such as Kodzki and Kodsky arise from transliteration differences among Polish, Croatian, Russian, and other alphabets.

As a surname, Kodzky is typically associated with Central and Eastern European origins. It is often considered to be toponymic, arising from a place name or locality, though the exact origin can vary by family or regional tradition. Etymological connections are not consistently documented across sources, and different branches of a family may trace their name to distinct roots or locations.

Demographically, individuals bearing the surname Kodzky have appeared in diaspora communities in North America and Western Europe, particularly during the 19th and 20th centuries. Public records such as census data, passports, and immigration archives may list variants of the name, reflecting transliteration practices and shifting national borders over time.

Notable people with the surname Kodzky are not widely cited in standard biographical references. As with many lesser-documented surnames, information about specific individuals may be found in genealogical compilations, local histories, or family records rather than in broad encyclopedic sources.

See also: related spellings and variants such as Kodski and Kodsky, which reflect common transliteration differences and regional spelling practices.