résés

Rásés is a term of Hungarian origin that is most commonly encountered as a family name. In standard usage it is capitalized as Rásés when referring to a person, and outside of proper names it is not a widely used common noun or verb in contemporary Hungarian. Because the word does not appear in major dictionaries as a standalone concept, its precise meaning—if any beyond being a surname—is uncertain and may vary by historical source.

Some discussions have suggested a possible, but unsubstantiated, connection to words related to rasping or filing in craft contexts (such as reszelés or reszelő). However, such connections are speculative and not routinely attested in reliable linguistic descriptions. Consequently, in everyday language the term is treated primarily as a proper noun rather than a technical or cultural term.

As a surname, Rásés would follow standard Hungarian naming conventions: it is used as a family name and can appear in civil records, historical documents, and contemporary contexts involving individuals with Hungarian heritage. The pronunciation, influenced by Hungarian orthography, would typically place the emphasis on the first syllable, with sounds corresponding to the diacritic marks á and é.

Because there is no widely accepted non-name definition, the article remains largely genealogical and lexical rather than cultural or technical. See also: reszelés; reszelő; Hungarian surnames; toponymic surnames.