Help me with some Slavic surnames

[Bogdan]

At Slovakia appears lastname DZIEDZINA at Spišská Nová Ves (6 persons only)
Lastname LACUŠ appeared at Slovakia at various places (aat Spišská Nová Ves, too).
It is necessery to say that lastname MAČUGA appears at the same town, too (9 persons)!

Lastname SOFINOVSKY I did not find, but simillar lastname SOBINOVSKÝ apeared where? at Spišská Nová Ves, too!

Perhaps you are a Slovak, Bro!

Everything here is extremely helpful and interesting. I private messaged you back about the family history

[StevenTylerAerosmith]

machuga sounds like meshuggah, which is the hebrew word for a crazy person

[Mens-Sarda]

Ad. Machuga/Maesuga/Macsuga
In Polish the noun 'maczuga' means bat, large size of wooden or stone stick. Rather rare as a Polish surname.

It reminds the English noun mattock (a kind of pick)

Sardinian matzocca (a kind of wooden mace / club / bludgeon)

Romanian măciucă (club / mace / bludgeon)

Vulgar Latin matteūca or mattiūca (club / bludgeon)