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Lithuanian surnames?

A friend and I found the name "Mazaleski" off a website that was said to be a Lithuanian surname. While I highly doubt this, I'd like to know if it is. It seems most Lithuanian surnames end in "s" and females in...e, I think?

Even so, is there a way to make "Mazaleski" feminine? For a married and unmarried woman? I'd appreciate the help.

For learning: Lithuanian
Base language: English
Category: Culture

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Arya
Oct 22, 2010
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Sveikas! Here are some helpful websites for learning Lithuanian.
http://www.italki.com/knowledge/page/LEARNING%20LITHUANIAN

%20%20LEARN%20ALL%20ABOUT%20AUSTRALIA%20IN%20LITHUANIAN.htm

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Jura
Oct 22, 2010
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Here's another one
http://www.italki.com/knowledge/page/LITHUANIAN%20GOVERNMENT%20SCHOLARSHIPS%20FOR%20OVERSEAS%20STUDENTS.htm

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Jura
Oct 22, 2010
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Mazelevski sounds Polish. It would be Mrs /Miss Mazelevska
A Lithuanian version could be Mazelis. Then it woulld be Mrs Mazeliene, Miss Mazelyte.

Other Lithuanian surname endings:
Examples
: Mr Kazlauskas, Mrs Kazlauskiene, Miss Kazlauskaite.
Mr Baltutis, Mrs Baltutiene, Miss Baltutyte

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Jura
Oct 25, 2010
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