MACZKA

Also recorded as MacZka

Origin and etymology In historic texts In the 1881 census Distribution map

Maczka

Maczka is a surname of Polish origin that can also be found in some British communities. The name likely originates from the Polish word "maczka," meaning "flour."

Individuals with the surname Maczka may have ancestral roots in Poland or may belong to families who adopted the surname for various reasons. Surnames like Maczka sometimes travelled with migrants to the United Kingdom and became part of the diverse British last name landscape.

Researching the Maczka surname may involve exploring family histories, genealogical records, and possibly consulting Polish and British historical archives. Understanding the origins and dispersion of the Maczka surname can offer insights into family heritage, migration patterns, and cultural connections between Poland and the United Kingdom.

There are approximately 66 people named Maczka in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Maczka.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Adam
Craig
Daniel
Michael
Pawel
Peter
Piotr
Rafal
Richard
Stefan
Thomas

Female

Ann
Annette
Beryl
Bozena
Elzbieta
Ewelina
Kamila
Malgorzata
Monika
Suzanne

Similar and related surnames

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