guralski

Guralski is a surname of likely Eastern European origin. It is most commonly found among Polish, Ukrainian, and Baltic communities, and it has several orthographic variants, including Guralsky and Guralskiy, reflecting transliteration into different languages. The suffix -ski is a common Slavic element indicating association with a place or lineage, so Guralski would in origin convey “of Gural” or “from Gural,” though the precise etymology can vary and is not uniformly documented.

The name appears in public records and genealogical databases in diaspora communities, with bearers in North America and Europe resulting from migration in the 19th through 20th centuries. In fiction or media, Guralski may be used as a surname for characters, reflecting its tonal similarity to other Slavic names; however, there is no single widely recognized franchise or author associated with it.

Overall, Guralski is primarily a surname used across Eastern European and diasporic populations, with several spellings and limited precedent in widely cited biographical or geographical entries. For comparative onomastics, related surnames include Gural, Guralsky, and Guralskiy.