Végh

Végh is a surname of Hungarian origin. It is believed to derive from the Hungarian word "végezni," meaning "to finish" or "to end." This suggests a possible occupational origin, perhaps for someone who completed tasks or a craftsman who finished their work. It could also have referred to someone who lived near a boundary or a place of ending. The surname is relatively common in Hungary and among the Hungarian diaspora.

Notable individuals bearing the surname Végh include Sándor Végh (1912-1992), a Hungarian violinist and composer, celebrated for his chamber music performances. Another prominent figure is Dezső Végh (1920-1991), a Hungarian sculptor. The surname can also be found in various other fields, including sports, academia, and business. Variations in spelling may exist due to historical transliteration practices or regional dialects. The Végh family name carries a connection to Hungarian heritage and history.