Varsavsky

Varsavsky is a surname of likely Polish origin. It is considered a toponymic name derived from the city of Warsaw, with the Polish form Warszawski. Variants in spelling include Varsavski, Warszawski, Varsavsky, and Varsky, reflecting transliteration into different languages and alphabets. The suffix -ski is a common Polish adjective-forming ending, often indicating origin or affiliation with a place.

In the diaspora, the name is found among communities of Polish and Ashkenazi Jewish heritage. It has been carried by families who migrated to Argentina, Israel, the United States, and other countries, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when Eastern European surnames were adapted to local linguistic environments.

Today, Varsavsky may be encountered in multiple countries, with individuals pursuing a variety of professions. Like many toponymic surnames, its spelling and pronunciation vary by region and language.