és most látom a kovács
Lithuanian: Kalvis
Polish: Kowal, Kowalik, Kowalczyk, Kowalski
Irish: Gow, Gowan
Welsh: Goff/Gough
Russian: Kuznets
Ukrainian: Kovalenko, Koval(Коваль), Kovalchuk(Ковальчук), Kovalets'(Ковалець)
https://www.reddit.com/r/etymologymaps/comments/8qjffv/the_surname_smith_in_different_languages/
http://www.city-data.com/forum/genealogy/843270-smith-other-languages.html
sok sikert az ír, skót, velszi nyelv szláv eredetének bebizonyításához.
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van a kazán alak a lengyelben és oroszban is
"Kuźnia" in Polish means "a smithy" (a smith's workplace)
Same in Russian: Кузня (Kuznia) or Кузница (Kuznica)
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teóriailag:
Latvian kalt
" to forge, to hammer, to chisel, to coin (money), to mint (money), to shoe (a horse), to peck (of a woodpecker), to hew. " From Proto-Indo-European *kel- (“to hit, strike”), cognates include Latin clādēs.
