Tattinsky

Tattinsky is a surname and a toponymic adjective used in Slavic-language contexts. In transliteration from Cyrillic, the masculine form is Tattinsky, the feminine Tattinskaya, and the neuter Tattinskoye. The suffix -sky is common in Russian, Ukrainian, and other Slavic naming, and signals relation to a place, an ancestral family, or a geographic feature.

The etymology of Tattinsky varies by locality. It is typically derived from a base place name or from an individual associated with a place. Without a specific source, the precise origin cannot be determined. In onomastic practice, such forms are used both as surnames and as geographic adjectives in compound toponyms.

In toponymy, Tattinsky-style adjectives can appear in place names in Slavic-speaking regions, forming structures such as Tattinsky District or Tattinskoye village, depending on language and grammar. These uses reflect standard patterns of adjectival naming rather than indicating a single, widely recognized place.

If you had a particular Tattinsky in mind—a person, a district, or a work—providing the region or context would help tailor the article. See also related surnames and place-name variants such as Tatinsky, which share the same root.