Näsi

Näsi is a surname of Finnish origin. It is derived from the Finnish word "näsä," which can mean nose or snout. The name likely originated as a nickname for someone with a prominent nose or perhaps in reference to a place name associated with the word.

The surname Näsi is not exceptionally common but is found primarily in Finland. Like many Finnish surnames, it was likely adopted or standardized during the late 19th and early 20th centuries when Finnish nationalism led to a greater emphasis on Finnish given names and surnames. There are no widely known public figures or historical figures with the surname Näsi that have achieved significant international recognition.

Variations in spelling are uncommon, with "Näsi" being the standard form. The pronunciation in Finnish involves a diphthong "äi" which is similar to the sound in the English word "buy" or "guy," followed by an "s" sound and then the "i" vowel. The stress in Finnish words typically falls on the first syllable. Information regarding the exact origins of specific Näsi families is generally found through genealogical research within Finland.