Lázárs

Lázárs is a surname of Hungarian origin. It is derived from the given name Lázár, which itself comes from the Hebrew name Eleazar, meaning "God has helped." The surname is found primarily in Hungary and among Hungarian diaspora communities.

The name Lázár has historical and religious significance, most notably through Lazarus of Bethany, a biblical figure raised from the dead by Jesus. This association may have contributed to the popularity of the given name, and subsequently, the surname. Over centuries, as families adopted surnames, Lázárs became a common appellation in Hungarian-speaking regions.

Individuals with the surname Lázárs can be found in various fields, contributing to different aspects of society, including arts, sciences, and public life. Like many surnames, its prevalence and distribution can be traced through genealogical records and demographic studies. The spelling can sometimes vary, appearing as Lazar or other similar transliterations depending on the region and language.