szabásán

Szabásán is a Hungarian surname. It is derived from the Hungarian word "szabó," which means tailor. The suffix "-án" is a common Hungarian possessive suffix, often indicating a relationship or origin. Therefore, "szabásán" can be interpreted as belonging to or related to a tailor, or perhaps a place associated with tailors.

The surname is relatively common in Hungary. As with many surnames originating from occupations, it likely arose as a way to identify individuals based on their profession or the profession of their ancestors. Over time, these occupational names became hereditary surnames passed down through families.

Variations of the surname may exist due to historical transcription differences or regional dialectal variations. The exact historical origins and prevalence of the "szabásán" surname would require detailed genealogical and historical research within Hungarian records. However, its etymology clearly points to the tailoring trade as its root.