Matyusky

Matyusky is a surname of Slavic origin and, less commonly, a toponym used in some Slavic-language regions. The name is typically masculine; feminine forms may appear in languages that mark gender in surnames, such as Matyuskaya in Russian or similar forms in related languages. The surname is usually constructed with the base associated with the given name Matvey or Mathew (a form of Matthias) and the adjectival suffix -sky, which in many Slavic languages denotes origin, association, or belonging.

In onomastics, Matyusky is generally considered to be patronymic or toponymic in character, likely indicating descent from a person named Matvey or from a place associated with that name. The precise origin can vary among families, and not all bearers of the surname share a single common locality.

Geographic usage of the form Matyusky appears in transliterations of surnames within Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, and among diaspora communities. The name may also occur as part of toponymic elements in rural localities, where an adjectival form related to Matyus can appear in longer place names.

Notable people: There are no widely documented individuals with the surname Matyusky in major reference works.

Variants and transliteration: Related spellings include Matyuzky, Matyushky, and other language-specific renderings, reflecting differences in alphabets and phonetic conventions. This article reflects a general, cautiously conservative overview; specific origins and uses may vary by family and region.