Surname

Daukša

“many, abundant”

Daukša is a surname from Old Ruthenian. It is used in Lithuanian.

Meaning & origin

What it means

Daukša goes back to a word meaning “many, abundant.”

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Where it comes from

Daukša comes from Old Ruthenian.

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How it developed

From Old Ruthenian Довкша.

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