Why do all polish surnames end with -ski?

Why do all polish surnames end with -ski?

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poles are jewish

because its their culture

Also why are Poles using Jewish-American names?

I was told that -ski is for royalty in Poland when they came to USA they wanted to look royal so changed their name to -ski. Unsure if true.

because every Slavic nation has its own gimmick surname suffix

Czechs: -il, -al
Ukrainians: -enko, -chuk
Russians: -in, -ov, -ski
Serbocroats: -ich
Bulgaromacedonians: -ov
Slovenes: -ets, -nik
etc

-ski is also very popular in Macedonia, just look at their football players last names for example
also probably in czechia and slovakia but they wirte it -sky

not every my ends with -ek

all true desu

they like to go skiing

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prawiczek?

the -or ones are the weirdest

They also end with -icz

Why are all rural Americans called Billy-Bob?

>when they came to USA
No. It was before that. People adopted surnames similar to those of the noble class, regardless of whether they emigrated to the USA at some point or not.
Not everything is centered around your country, lardass.

prawiczkiem jestem, ale mam inne nazwisko

-wicz and -yk are also common

mine in -acz

you're not polish though

Not everything is centered around USA.....but the Planet Earth is. Sorry but that is the breaks.

but my last name is

>kurwaski
checks out

-icz isn't very polish
it's polonized variant of the southern slavic -ić

it would be kurewski if anything

Didn't all the Koreans do that as well? Which is why like half the country is called, Park, Kim and Lee.

>wewuz southrons and shiet
t. polish history pro not knowing how giving surnames to the commoners worked

This is a colonel of the bundeswehr, who now is a AfD parliamentarian.
Love his name

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enko and nik sound cute

My chemistry teacher in highschool had a name ending with -itzki. That was in Brandenburg.
Lots of West-Slavic influences here, still, after all these years.

yeah krauts are mutts you must kill yourselves

Nowitzki?

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Wow I am slovene now

Why made you leave Villach for Germany itfp, Wolfram Pototschnigg?

*what

Jebacz?

Because they can't spell toboggan.

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My surname ends in -ev
I'm not a Slav?

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So you're Putin's bff? Must be magical.

Mine doesn't.

Very sad but no.
Just child of proletariat. It seems to be deciphered as "Son of Jacob" idk

>I'm not a Slav?
Russians are not Slavs yeah

>he doesn't know about o/e rule
/o\

Mine ends with -ski but its Russian in origin.

>It seems to be deciphered as "Son of Jacob" idk
Якyбeня, ETO TИ?

>Russian are not slavs
Fahişe'nin oğlu, bir yalan, ben senin kardeşinim, o zaman nasılsın bir fahişe, Sarı saçlı sarışın gözler

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He-a, Якoвлeв.

kill yourself toilet licker

They like skiing.

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Эх, a мoг бы быть Якyбeнeй

Kind of.
The equivalent in Germany would be if everyone started putting a "von" in front of their surnames. As in, Matthias Müller would now start calling himself Matthias von Müller, and everyone else in the country would change their name in a similar manner.

However in slavic languages the suffix -ski has a meaning. For example in russian "muzhik Kazanski" means man of/from Kazan. Similarly, let's take the Polish surname Sułkowski - the meaning of it is "person coming from Sułków".
Basically, in Poland the nobility took the -ski suffixes to indicate which town/castle they hail from, for them it was a geographic distinction that separated them from the rest of the nobility. Later peasants took that custom over and started using the suffix as well.

We also have -uk and Russians have -ev.
t. mr -ov

It's a honorary title from the Russian army while your ancestors were busy farming beetroots.

-ov and -ev are the same desu

how do english toilets taste like?

yes had to be before that because my family came here in 1846 from Austria and had a name that ended in "zke" and were told to get rid of the z so people didnt think they were dirty poles.

his name make this pic even funnier

What about makovsky?