Püspöki

Püspöki is a Hungarian word that means “bishop’s” or “of a bishop.” It is formed from the noun püspök (bishop) with the adjectival suffix -i, producing an adjective and a nominal form used in various contexts.

In Hungarian geographical naming, -i compounds often indicate possession or association. When püspöki appears as part of a place-name element, it typically signals historical ties to a bishopric or to church lands. In medieval and early modern Hungary, bishops and church institutions owned estates and villages, and such connections are reflected in local toponyms across regions with historical church influence.

In contemporary usage, püspöki appears in general language to describe things related to bishops and in some compound proper names. It may also occur in historical, genealogical, or documentary contexts to denote ecclesiastical affiliation or ownership. The term is not typically a standalone modern place name but serves as part of larger names or phrases that denote church-related origin or ownership.