rosyjskiego
Rosyjskiego is a Polish surname that originated as a descriptive nickname meaning "Russian" and was originally used to denote a person from Russia or someone who had strong connections with Russia. It derives from the Polish adjective roszyjski, which itself comes from the name of Russia (Rosja). Over time the nickname evolved into a hereditary family name.
The form rosýjkowski in Polish is the adjectival equivalent; the surname rank remains in the same masculine
Notable individuals bearing the surname include: Józef Rosyjskiego (born 1975), Polish historian specialized in Eastern European
Rosyjskiego is an example of the broader category of ethnonymic surnames in Polish onomastics, reflecting historical