Hendl

cs-proper noun

Hendl m anim (female equivalent Hendlová)

Hendlová (feminine)
Hendl (nominative singular)
Hendlové (nominative plural)
Hendla (genitive singular)
Hendlů (genitive plural)
Hendlovi (dative singular)
Hendlům (dative plural)
Hendla (accusative singular)
Hendly (accusative plural)
Hendle (singular vocative)
Hendlové (plural vocative)
Hendlovi (locative singular)
Hendlech (locative plural)
Hendlem (instrumental singular)
Hendly (instrumental plural)


Stronczek

Stronczek (nominative singular)
Stronczkowie (nominative plural)
Stronczka (genitive singular)
Stronczków (genitive plural)
Stronczkowi (dative singular)
Stronczkom (dative plural)
Stronczka (accusative singular)
Stronczków (accusative plural)
Stronczkiem (instrumental singular)
Stronczkami (instrumental plural)
Stronczku (locative singular)
Stronczkach (locative plural)
Stronczku (singular vocative)
Stronczkowie (plural vocative)

Alternative spelling of Strączek, from strączek.


Nerad

Nerad m anim (female equivalent Neradová)

Neradová (feminine)
Nerad (nominative singular)
Neradové (nominative plural)
Nerada (genitive singular)
Neradů (genitive plural)
Neradovi (dative singular)
Neradům (dative plural)
Nerada (accusative singular)
Nerady (accusative plural)
Nerade (singular vocative)
Neradové (plural vocative)
Neradovi (locative singular)
Neradech (locative plural)
Neradem (instrumental singular)
Nerady (instrumental plural)

From nerad (“reluctantly”). First attested in 1202.


Bzdek

Bzdek (nominative singular)
Bzdekowie (nominative plural)
Bzdeka (genitive singular)
Bzdeków (genitive plural)
Bzdekowi (dative singular)
Bzdekom (dative plural)
Bzdeka (accusative singular)
Bzdeków (accusative plural)
Bzdekiem (instrumental singular)
Bzdekami (instrumental plural)
Bzdeku (locative singular)
Bzdekach (locative plural)
Bzdeku (singular vocative)
Bzdekowie (plural vocative)


Severa

Severa m anim (female equivalent Severová)

Severová (feminine)
Severa (nominative singular)
Severové (nominative plural)
Severy (genitive singular)
Severů (genitive plural)
Severovi (dative singular)
Severům (dative plural)
Severu (accusative singular)
Severy (accusative plural)
Severo (singular vocative)
Severové (plural vocative)
Severovi (locative singular)
Severech (locative plural)
Severou (instrumental singular)
Severy (instrumental plural)


Raban

Raban m anim (female equivalent Rabanová)

Rabanová (feminine)
Raban (nominative singular)
Rabané (nominative plural)
Rabani (nominative plural)
Rabana (genitive singular)
Rabanů (genitive plural)
Rabanovi (dative singular)
Rabanům (dative plural)
Rabana (accusative singular)
Rabany (accusative plural)
Rabane (singular vocative)
Rabané (plural vocative)
Rabani (plural vocative)
Rabanovi (locative singular)
Rabanech (locative plural)
Rabanem (instrumental singular)
Rabany (instrumental plural)


Stavinoha

Stavinoha m anim (female equivalent Stavinohová)

Stavinohová (feminine)
Stavinoha (nominative singular)
Stavinohové (nominative plural)
Stavinohy (genitive singular)
Stavinohů (genitive plural)
Stavinohovi (dative singular)
Stavinohům (dative plural)
Stavinohu (accusative singular)
Stavinohy (accusative plural)
Stavinoho (singular vocative)
Stavinohové (plural vocative)
Stavinohovi (locative singular)
Stavinozích (locative plural)
Stavinohou (instrumental singular)
Stavinohy (instrumental plural)

From stavinoha (a compound of stavět + noha). Cognate of Polish Stawinoga.


Firbas

Firbas m anim (female equivalent Firbasová)

Firbasová (feminine)
Firbas (nominative singular)
Firbasové (nominative plural)
Firbasa (genitive singular)
Firbasů (genitive plural)
Firbasovi (dative singular)
Firbasům (dative plural)
Firbasa (accusative singular)
Firbasy (accusative plural)
Firbase (singular vocative)
Firbasové (plural vocative)
Firbasovi (locative singular)
Firbasech (locative plural)
Firbasem (instrumental singular)
Firbasy (instrumental plural)


Sup

Supová (feminine)
Sup (nominative singular)
Supové (nominative plural)
Supa (genitive singular)
Supů (genitive plural)
Supovi (dative singular)
Supům (dative plural)
Supa (accusative singular)
Supy (accusative plural)
Supe (singular vocative)
Supové (plural vocative)
Supovi (locative singular)
Supech (locative plural)
Supem (instrumental singular)
Supy (instrumental plural)


Sekora

Sekora m anim (female equivalent Sekorová)

Sekorová (feminine)
Sekora (nominative singular)
Sekorové (nominative plural)
Sekory (genitive singular)
Sekorů (genitive plural)
Sekorovi (dative singular)
Sekorům (dative plural)
Sekoru (accusative singular)
Sekory (accusative plural)
Sekoro (singular vocative)
Sekorové (plural vocative)
Sekorovi (locative singular)
Sekorech (locative plural)
Sekorou (instrumental singular)
Sekory (instrumental plural)

From dialectal form of sýkora (“tit (bird)”).


Melichar

Melichar m anim (female equivalent Melicharová)

Melicharová (feminine)
Melichar (nominative singular)
Melicharové (nominative plural)
Melichara (genitive singular)
Melicharů (genitive plural)
Melicharovi (dative singular)
Melicharům (dative plural)
Melichara (accusative singular)
Melichary (accusative plural)
Melichare (singular vocative)
Melicharové (plural vocative)
Melicharovi (locative singular)
Melicharech (locative plural)
Melicharem (instrumental singular)
Melichary (instrumental plural)

Ulitimately from Hebrew מלכיאור (“my king is light”).

a male surname transferred from the given name


Алёхин

ru-proper noun+

Алёхин • (Aljóxin) m anim (genitive Алёхина, nominative plural Алёхины, genitive plural Алёхиных, feminine Алёхина)

Aljóxin (romanization)
Алёхина (genitive)
Алёхины (nominative plural)
Алёхиных (genitive plural)
Алёхина (feminine)
Алёхин (masculine nominative)
Алёхина (feminine nominative)
Алёхины (nominative plural)
Алёхина (genitive masculine)
Алёхиной (feminine genitive)
Алёхиных (genitive plural)
Алёхину (dative masculine)
Алёхиной (dative feminine)
Алёхиным (dative plural)
Алёхина (accusative masculine)
Алёхину (accusative feminine)
Алёхиных (accusative plural)
Алёхиным (instrumental masculine)
Алёхиной (feminine instrumental)
Алёхиною (feminine instrumental rare)
Алёхиными (instrumental plural)
Алёхине (masculine prepositional)
Алёхиной (feminine prepositional)
Алёхиных (plural prepositional)

From Алёха m anim (Aljóxa) + -ин m (-in).

a male surname, Alyokhin, originating as a patronymic


Hes

Hesová (feminine)
Hes (nominative singular)
Hesové (nominative plural)
Hesa (genitive singular)
Hesů (genitive plural)
Hesovi (dative singular)
Hesům (dative plural)
Hesa (accusative singular)
Hesy (accusative plural)
Hese (singular vocative)
Hesové (plural vocative)
Hesovi (locative singular)
Hesech (locative plural)
Hesem (instrumental singular)
Hesy (instrumental plural)


Bartkowski

pl-proper noun

Bartkowski m pers (female equivalent Bartkowska)

Bartkowska (feminine)
Bartkowski (nominative singular)
Bartkowscy (nominative plural)
Bartkowskiego (genitive singular)
Bartkowskich (genitive plural)
Bartkowskiemu (dative singular)
Bartkowskim (dative plural)
Bartkowskiego (accusative singular)
Bartkowskich (accusative plural)
Bartkowskim (instrumental singular)
Bartkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Bartkowskim (locative singular)
Bartkowskich (locative plural)
Bartkowski (singular vocative)
Bartkowscy (plural vocative)


Smejkal

cs-proper noun

Smejkal m anim (female equivalent Smejkalová)

Smejkalová (feminine)
Smejkal (nominative singular)
Smejkalové (nominative plural)
Smejkala (genitive singular)
Smejkalů (genitive plural)
Smejkalovi (dative singular)
Smejkalům (dative plural)
Smejkala (accusative singular)
Smejkaly (accusative plural)
Smejkale (singular vocative)
Smejkalové (plural vocative)
Smejkalovi (locative singular)
Smejkalech (locative plural)
Smejkalem (instrumental singular)
Smejkaly (instrumental plural)

From dialectal form of smýkat (“to drag”).


Zuna

Zunová (feminine)
Zuna (nominative singular)
Zunové (nominative plural)
Zuny (genitive singular)
Zunů (genitive plural)
Zunovi (dative singular)
Zunům (dative plural)
Zunu (accusative singular)
Zuny (accusative plural)
Zuno (singular vocative)
Zunové (plural vocative)
Zunovi (locative singular)
Zunech (locative plural)
Zunou (instrumental singular)
Zuny (instrumental plural)


Samborski

pl-proper noun

Samborski m pers (female equivalent Samborska)

Samborska (feminine)
Samborski (nominative singular)
Samborscy (nominative plural)
Samborskiego (genitive singular)
Samborskich (genitive plural)
Samborskiemu (dative singular)
Samborskim (dative plural)
Samborskiego (accusative singular)
Samborskich (accusative plural)
Samborskim (instrumental singular)
Samborskimi (instrumental plural)
Samborskim (locative singular)
Samborskich (locative plural)
Samborski (singular vocative)
Samborscy (plural vocative)


Kuřátko

cs-proper noun

Kuřátko m anim (female equivalent Kuřátková)

Kuřátková (feminine)
Kuřátko (nominative singular)
Kuřátkové (nominative plural)
Kuřátka (genitive singular)
Kuřátků (genitive plural)
Kuřátkovi (dative singular)
Kuřátkům (dative plural)
Kuřátka (accusative singular)
Kuřátky (accusative plural)
Kuřátko (singular vocative)
Kuřátkové (plural vocative)
Kuřátkovi (locative singular)
Kuřátcích (locative plural)
Kuřátkem (instrumental singular)
Kuřátky (instrumental plural)


Štěch

Štěch m anim (female equivalent Štěchová)

Štěchová (feminine)
Štěch (nominative singular)
Štěchové (nominative plural)
Štěcha (genitive singular)
Štěchů (genitive plural)
Štěchovi (dative singular)
Štěchům (dative plural)
Štěcha (accusative singular)
Štěchy (accusative plural)
Štěchu (singular vocative)
Štěchové (plural vocative)
Štěchovi (locative singular)
Štěších (locative plural)
Štěchem (instrumental singular)
Štěchy (instrumental plural)


Χριστάκης

Christákis (romanization)
Χριστάκης (nominative singular)
Χριστάκηδες (nominative plural)
Χριστάκη (genitive singular)
Χριστάκηδων (genitive plural)
Χριστάκη (accusative singular)
Χριστάκηδες (accusative plural)
Χριστάκη (singular vocative)
Χριστάκηδες (plural vocative)

→ Aromanian: Hristachi, Hrista

Χρίστ(ος) (Chríst(os), “Chris”) + -άκης (-ákis, “diminutive form”)

af

female: Χριστάκη (Christáki)


Χριστάκος

Christákos (romanization)
Χριστάκος (nominative singular)
Χριστάκοι (nominative plural)
Χριστάκου (genitive singular)
Χριστάκων (genitive plural)
Χριστάκο (accusative singular)
Χριστάκους (accusative plural)
Χριστάκο (singular vocative)
Χριστάκοι (plural vocative)

Χρίστ(ος) (Chríst(os), “Chris”) + -άκος (-ákos, “diminutive form”)

Χριστάκου Χριστάκου#Greek

a male surname, feminine equivalent Χριστάκου (Christákou)


Χρηστάκης

Christákis (romanization)
Χρηστάκης (nominative singular)
Χρηστάκηδες (nominative plural)
Χρηστάκη (genitive singular)
Χρηστάκηδων (genitive plural)
Χρηστάκη (accusative singular)
Χρηστάκηδες (accusative plural)
Χρηστάκη (singular vocative)
Χρηστάκηδες (plural vocative)

Χρήστ(ος) (Chríst(os), “Chris”) + -άκης (-ákis, “diminutive form”)

Χρηστάκη Χρηστάκη#Greek

a male surname, feminine equivalent Χρηστάκη (Christáki)


Χρηστάκος

Christákos (romanization)
Χρηστάκος (nominative singular)
Χρηστάκοι (nominative plural)
Χρηστάκου (genitive singular)
Χρηστάκων (genitive plural)
Χρηστάκο (accusative singular)
Χρηστάκους (accusative plural)
Χρηστάκο (singular vocative)
Χρηστάκοι (plural vocative)

Χρήστ(ος) (Chríst(os), “Chris”) + -άκος (-ákos, “diminutive form”)

Χρηστάκου Χρηστάκου#Greek

a male surname, feminine equivalent Χρηστάκου (Christákou)


Winterstein

cs-proper noun

Winterstein m anim (female equivalent Wintersteinová)

Wintersteinová (feminine)
Winterstein (nominative singular)
Wintersteinové (nominative plural)
Wintersteina (genitive singular)
Wintersteinů (genitive plural)
Wintersteinovi (dative singular)
Wintersteinům (dative plural)
Wintersteina (accusative singular)
Wintersteiny (accusative plural)
Wintersteine (singular vocative)
Wintersteinové (plural vocative)
Wintersteinovi (locative singular)
Wintersteinech (locative plural)
Wintersteinem (instrumental singular)
Wintersteiny (instrumental plural)


Pyka

Pyková (feminine)
Pyka (nominative singular)
Pykové (nominative plural)
Pyky (genitive singular)
Pyků (genitive plural)
Pykovi (dative singular)
Pykům (dative plural)
Pyku (accusative singular)
Pyky (accusative plural)
Pyko (singular vocative)
Pykové (plural vocative)
Pykovi (locative singular)
Pycích (locative plural)
Pykou (instrumental singular)
Pyky (instrumental plural)


Kreps

Kreps m anim (female equivalent Krepsová)

Krepsová (feminine)
Kreps (nominative singular)
Krepsové (nominative plural)
Krepsa (genitive singular)
Krepsů (genitive plural)
Krepsovi (dative singular)
Krepsům (dative plural)
Krepsa (accusative singular)
Krepsy (accusative plural)
Krepse (singular vocative)
Krepsové (plural vocative)
Krepsovi (locative singular)
Krepsech (locative plural)
Krepsem (instrumental singular)
Krepsy (instrumental plural)


Śmigielski

pl-proper noun

Śmigielski m pers (female equivalent Śmigielska)

Śmigielska (feminine)
Śmigielski (nominative singular)
Śmigielscy (nominative plural)
Śmigielskiego (genitive singular)
Śmigielskich (genitive plural)
Śmigielskiemu (dative singular)
Śmigielskim (dative plural)
Śmigielskiego (accusative singular)
Śmigielskich (accusative plural)
Śmigielskim (instrumental singular)
Śmigielskimi (instrumental plural)
Śmigielskim (locative singular)
Śmigielskich (locative plural)
Śmigielski (singular vocative)
Śmigielscy (plural vocative)


Szmigiel

Szmigiel (nominative singular)
Szmiglowie (nominative plural)
Szmigla (genitive singular)
Szmiglów (genitive plural)
Szmiglowi (dative singular)
Szmiglom (dative plural)
Szmigla (accusative singular)
Szmiglów (accusative plural)
Szmiglem (instrumental singular)
Szmiglami (instrumental plural)
Szmiglu (locative singular)
Szmiglach (locative plural)
Szmiglu (singular vocative)
Szmiglowie (plural vocative)
Szmigiel (nominative singular)
Szmigielowie (nominative plural)
Szmigiela (genitive singular)
Szmigielów (genitive plural)
Szmigielowi (dative singular)
Szmigielom (dative plural)
Szmigiela (accusative singular)
Szmigielów (accusative plural)
Szmigielem (instrumental singular)
Szmigielami (instrumental plural)
Szmigielu (locative singular)
Szmigielach (locative plural)
Szmigielu (singular vocative)
Szmigielowie (plural vocative)


Szmygiel

Szmygiel (nominative singular)
Szmyglowie (nominative plural)
Szmygla (genitive singular)
Szmyglów (genitive plural)
Szmyglowi (dative singular)
Szmyglom (dative plural)
Szmygla (accusative singular)
Szmyglów (accusative plural)
Szmyglem (instrumental singular)
Szmyglami (instrumental plural)
Szmyglu (locative singular)
Szmyglach (locative plural)
Szmyglu (singular vocative)
Szmyglowie (plural vocative)
Szmygiel (nominative singular)
Szmygielowie (nominative plural)
Szmygiela (genitive singular)
Szmygielów (genitive plural)
Szmygielowi (dative singular)
Szmygielom (dative plural)
Szmygiela (accusative singular)
Szmygielów (accusative plural)
Szmygielem (instrumental singular)
Szmygielami (instrumental plural)
Szmygielu (locative singular)
Szmygielach (locative plural)
Szmygielu (singular vocative)
Szmygielowie (plural vocative)


Madziar

Madziar (nominative singular)
Madziarowie (nominative plural)
Madziara (genitive singular)
Madziarów (genitive plural)
Madziarowi (dative singular)
Madziarom (dative plural)
Madziara (accusative singular)
Madziarów (accusative plural)
Madziarem (instrumental singular)
Madziarami (instrumental plural)
Madziarze (locative singular)
Madziarach (locative plural)
Madziarze (singular vocative)
Madziarowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Hungarian magyar, from Proto-Ugric *mańćɜ. Attested commonly since mid-19th century.


Kolek

cs-proper noun

Kolek m anim (female equivalent Kolková)

Kolková (feminine)
Kolek (nominative singular)
Kolkové (nominative plural)
Kolka (genitive singular)
Kolků (genitive plural)
Kolkovi (dative singular)
Kolkům (dative plural)
Kolka (accusative singular)
Kolky (accusative plural)
Kolku (singular vocative)
Kolkové (plural vocative)
Kolkovi (locative singular)
Kolcích (locative plural)
Kolkem (instrumental singular)
Kolky (instrumental plural)


Duka

Duková (feminine)
Duka (nominative singular)
Dukové (nominative plural)
Duky (genitive singular)
Duků (genitive plural)
Dukovi (dative singular)
Dukům (dative plural)
Duku (accusative singular)
Duky (accusative plural)
Duko (singular vocative)
Dukové (plural vocative)
Dukovi (locative singular)
Ducích (locative plural)
Dukou (instrumental singular)
Duky (instrumental plural)


Mierzejewski

pl-proper noun

Mierzejewski m pers (female equivalent Mierzejewska)

Mierzejewska (feminine)
Mierzejewski (nominative singular)
Mierzejewscy (nominative plural)
Mierzejewskiego (genitive singular)
Mierzejewskich (genitive plural)
Mierzejewskiemu (dative singular)
Mierzejewskim (dative plural)
Mierzejewskiego (accusative singular)
Mierzejewskich (accusative plural)
Mierzejewskim (instrumental singular)
Mierzejewskimi (instrumental plural)
Mierzejewskim (locative singular)
Mierzejewskich (locative plural)
Mierzejewski (singular vocative)
Mierzejewscy (plural vocative)


Φακίρης

Fakíris (romanization)
Φακίρη (feminine)
Φακίρης (nominative singular)
Φακίρηδες (nominative plural)
Φακίρη (genitive singular)
Φακίρηδων (genitive plural)
Φακίρη (accusative singular)
Φακίρηδες (accusative plural)
Φακίρη (singular vocative)
Φακίρηδες (plural vocative)


Bucha

sk-proper noun

Bucha m pers (female equivalent Buchová)

Buchová (feminine)
nominative
Bucha (singular)
Buchovia
Buchovci
genitive
Buchu (singular)
Buchov
Buchovcov
dative
Buchovi (singular)
Buchom
Buchovcom
accusative
locative
Buchoch
Buchovcoch
instrumental
Buchom (singular)
Buchami
Buchovcami


Goga

Gogová (feminine)
Goga (nominative singular)
Gogové (nominative plural)
Gogy (genitive singular)
Gogů (genitive plural)
Gogovi (dative singular)
Gogům (dative plural)
Gogu (accusative singular)
Gogy (accusative plural)
Gogo (singular vocative)
Gogové (plural vocative)
Gogovi (locative singular)
Gozích (locative plural)
Gogou (instrumental singular)
Gogy (instrumental plural)


Hop

Hopová (feminine)
Hop (nominative singular)
Hopové (nominative plural)
Hopa (genitive singular)
Hopů (genitive plural)
Hopovi (dative singular)
Hopům (dative plural)
Hopa (accusative singular)
Hopy (accusative plural)
Hope (singular vocative)
Hopové (plural vocative)
Hopovi (locative singular)
Hopech (locative plural)
Hopem (instrumental singular)
Hopy (instrumental plural)


Fico

Ficová (feminine)
Fico (nominative singular)
Ficové (nominative plural)
Fica (genitive singular)
Ficů (genitive plural)
Ficovi (dative singular)
Ficům (dative plural)
Fica (accusative singular)
Fici (accusative plural)
Fico (singular vocative)
Ficové (plural vocative)
Ficovi (locative singular)
Ficech (locative plural)
Ficem (instrumental singular)
Fici (instrumental plural)


Шойгу

ru-proper noun

Шойгу́ • (Šojgú) m anim or f anim (indeclinable)

a common-gender patronymic surname, Shoigu, from Tuvan


Grzymski

pl-proper noun

Grzymski m pers (female equivalent Grzymska)

Grzymska (feminine)
Grzymski (nominative singular)
Grzymscy (nominative plural)
Grzymskiego (genitive singular)
Grzymskich (genitive plural)
Grzymskiemu (dative singular)
Grzymskim (dative plural)
Grzymskiego (accusative singular)
Grzymskich (accusative plural)
Grzymskim (instrumental singular)
Grzymskimi (instrumental plural)
Grzymskim (locative singular)
Grzymskich (locative plural)
Grzymski (singular vocative)
Grzymscy (plural vocative)


Slota

sk-proper noun

Slota m pers (female equivalent Slotová)


Kalfus

cs-proper noun

Kalfus m anim (female equivalent Kalfusová)

Kalfusová (feminine)
Kalfus (nominative singular)
Kalfusové (nominative plural)
Kalfusa (genitive singular)
Kalfusů (genitive plural)
Kalfusovi (dative singular)
Kalfusům (dative plural)
Kalfusa (accusative singular)
Kalfusy (accusative plural)
Kalfuse (singular vocative)
Kalfusové (plural vocative)
Kalfusovi (locative singular)
Kalfusech (locative plural)
Kalfusem (instrumental singular)
Kalfusy (instrumental plural)


Losos

Losos m anim (female equivalent Lososová)

Lososová (feminine)
Losos (nominative singular)
Lososové (nominative plural)
Lososa (genitive singular)
Lososů (genitive plural)
Lososovi (dative singular)
Lososům (dative plural)
Lososa (accusative singular)
Lososy (accusative plural)
Losose (singular vocative)
Lososové (plural vocative)
Lososovi (locative singular)
Lososech (locative plural)
Lososem (instrumental singular)
Lososy (instrumental plural)


Schranz

sk-proper noun

Schranz m pers (female equivalent Schranzová)


Barkus

Barkus m pers (female equivalent Barkusová)

Barkusová (feminine)
nominative
Barkus (singular)
Barkovia
Barkovci
genitive
Barka (singular)
Barkov
Barkovcov
dative
Barkovi (singular)
Barkom
Barkovcom
accusative
locative
Barkoch
Barkovcoch
instrumental
Barkom (singular)
Barkmi
Barkovcami


Kaman

cs-proper noun

Kaman m anim (female equivalent Kamanová)

Kamanová (feminine)
Kaman (nominative singular)
Kamané (nominative plural)
Kamani (nominative plural)
Kamana (genitive singular)
Kamanů (genitive plural)
Kamanovi (dative singular)
Kamanům (dative plural)
Kamana (accusative singular)
Kamany (accusative plural)
Kamane (singular vocative)
Kamané (plural vocative)
Kamani (plural vocative)
Kamanovi (locative singular)
Kamanech (locative plural)
Kamanem (instrumental singular)
Kamany (instrumental plural)


Borowiecki

pl-proper noun

Borowiecki m pers (female equivalent Borowiecka)

Borowiecka (feminine)
Borowiecki (nominative singular)
Borowieccy (nominative plural)
Borowieckiego (genitive singular)
Borowieckich (genitive plural)
Borowieckiemu (dative singular)
Borowieckim (dative plural)
Borowieckiego (accusative singular)
Borowieckich (accusative plural)
Borowieckim (instrumental singular)
Borowieckimi (instrumental plural)
Borowieckim (locative singular)
Borowieckich (locative plural)
Borowiecki (singular vocative)
Borowieccy (plural vocative)


Ó Brádaigh

Uí Bhrádaigh (genitive)
Ó Brádaigh (mutation mutation-radical)
nÓ Brádaigh (eclipsis mutation)
hÓ Brádaigh (mutation prothesis-h)

→ English: Brady

/uːa̯ˈbˠɾˠɑːd̪ˠɪɟ/

/oːˈbˠɾˠɑːd̪ˠə/

/oːˈbˠɾˠɑːd̪ˠiː/

/ɔːˈbˠɾˠaːd̪ˠi/

Literally “descendant of Brádach”, a name of uncertain origin, possibly from Old Irish brágae (“neck, throat”).

m-g

descendant of <i class="Latn mention" lang="ga">Brádach</i>

a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Bhrádaigh


Mazanec

cs-proper noun

Mazanec m anim (female equivalent Mazancová)

Mazancová (feminine)
Mazanec (nominative singular)
Mazancové (nominative plural)
Mazance (genitive singular)
Mazanců (genitive plural)
Mazancovi (dative singular)
Mazancům (dative plural)
Mazance (accusative singular)
Mazance (accusative plural)
Mazanče (singular vocative)
Mazancové (plural vocative)
Mazancovi (locative singular)
Mazancích (locative plural)
Mazancem (instrumental singular)
Mazanci (instrumental plural)


Michałka

Michałka (nominative singular)
Michałkowie (nominative plural)
Michałki (genitive singular)
Michałków (genitive plural)
Michałce (dative singular)
Michałkom (dative plural)
Michałkę (accusative singular)
Michałków (accusative plural)
Michałką (instrumental singular)
Michałkami (instrumental plural)
Michałce (locative singular)
Michałkach (locative plural)
Michałko (singular vocative)
Michałkowie (plural vocative)


Ó Dochartaigh

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Ó Dochartaigh m (genitive Uí Dhochartaigh)

Literally ‘descendant of Dochartach’, a name meaning ‘unlucky, hurtful’.

a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Dhochartaigh, equivalent to English Doherty


Ohman

sk-proper noun

Ohman m pers (female equivalent Ohmanová)


Zyskowski

pl-proper noun

Zyskowski m pers (female equivalent Zyskowska)

Zyskowska (feminine)
Zyskowski (nominative singular)
Zyskowscy (nominative plural)
Zyskowskiego (genitive singular)
Zyskowskich (genitive plural)
Zyskowskiemu (dative singular)
Zyskowskim (dative plural)
Zyskowskiego (accusative singular)
Zyskowskich (accusative plural)
Zyskowskim (instrumental singular)
Zyskowskimi (instrumental plural)
Zyskowskim (locative singular)
Zyskowskich (locative plural)
Zyskowski (singular vocative)
Zyskowscy (plural vocative)


Baďura

cs-proper noun

Baďura m anim (female equivalent Baďurová)

Baďurová (feminine)
Baďura (nominative singular)
Baďurové (nominative plural)
Baďury (genitive singular)
Baďurů (genitive plural)
Baďurovi (dative singular)
Baďurům (dative plural)
Baďuru (accusative singular)
Baďury (accusative plural)
Baďuro (singular vocative)
Baďurové (plural vocative)
Baďurovi (locative singular)
Baďurech (locative plural)
Baďurou (instrumental singular)
Baďury (instrumental plural)


Baďura

sk-proper noun

Baďura m pers (female equivalent Baďurová)


Trnka

Trnka m pers (female equivalent Trnková)

Trnková (feminine)
nominative
Trnka (singular)
Trnkovia
Trnkovci
genitive
Trnku (singular)
Trnkov
Trnkovcov
dative
Trnkovi (singular)
Trnkom
Trnkovcom
accusative
locative
Trnkoch
Trnkovcoch
instrumental
Trnkom (singular)
Trnkami
Trnkovcami


Osika

cs-proper noun

Osika m anim (female equivalent Osiková)

Osiková (feminine)
Osika (nominative singular)
Osikové (nominative plural)
Osiky (genitive singular)
Osiků (genitive plural)
Osikovi (dative singular)
Osikům (dative plural)
Osiku (accusative singular)
Osiky (accusative plural)
Osiko (singular vocative)
Osikové (plural vocative)
Osikovi (locative singular)
Osicích (locative plural)
Osikou (instrumental singular)
Osiky (instrumental plural)


Belka

Belka (nominative singular)
Belkowie (nominative plural)
Belki (genitive singular)
Belków (genitive plural)
Belce (dative singular)
Belkom (dative plural)
Belkę (accusative singular)
Belków (accusative plural)
Belką (instrumental singular)
Belkami (instrumental plural)
Belce (locative singular)
Belkach (locative plural)
Belko (singular vocative)
Belkowie (plural vocative)


Klus

Klusová (feminine)
Klus (nominative singular)
Klusové (nominative plural)
Klusa (genitive singular)
Klusů (genitive plural)
Klusovi (dative singular)
Klusům (dative plural)
Klusa (accusative singular)
Klusy (accusative plural)
Kluse (singular vocative)
Klusové (plural vocative)
Klusovi (locative singular)
Klusech (locative plural)
Klusem (instrumental singular)
Klusy (instrumental plural)


Labudda

Labudda (nominative singular)
Labuddowie (nominative plural)
Labuddy (genitive singular)
Labuddów (genitive plural)
Labuddzie (dative singular)
Labuddom (dative plural)
Labuddę (accusative singular)
Labuddów (accusative plural)
Labuddą (instrumental singular)
Labuddami (instrumental plural)
Labuddzie (locative singular)
Labuddach (locative plural)
Labuddo (singular vocative)
Labuddowie (plural vocative)


Kord

Kordová (feminine)
Kord (nominative singular)
Kordové (nominative plural)
Korda (genitive singular)
Kordů (genitive plural)
Kordovi (dative singular)
Kordům (dative plural)
Korda (accusative singular)
Kordy (accusative plural)
Korde (singular vocative)
Kordové (plural vocative)
Kordovi (locative singular)
Kordech (locative plural)
Kordem (instrumental singular)
Kordy (instrumental plural)


Topercer

sk-proper noun

Topercer m pers (female equivalent Topercerová)


Piras

cs-proper noun

Piras m anim (female equivalent Pirasová)

Pirasová (feminine)
Piras (nominative singular)
Pirasové (nominative plural)
Pirasa (genitive singular)
Pirasů (genitive plural)
Pirasovi (dative singular)
Pirasům (dative plural)
Pirasa (accusative singular)
Pirasy (accusative plural)
Pirase (singular vocative)
Pirasové (plural vocative)
Pirasovi (locative singular)
Pirasech (locative plural)
Pirasem (instrumental singular)
Pirasy (instrumental plural)


Tucholski

pl-proper noun

Tucholski m pers (female equivalent Tucholska)

Tucholska (feminine)
Tucholski (nominative singular)
Tucholscy (nominative plural)
Tucholskiego (genitive singular)
Tucholskich (genitive plural)
Tucholskiemu (dative singular)
Tucholskim (dative plural)
Tucholskiego (accusative singular)
Tucholskich (accusative plural)
Tucholskim (instrumental singular)
Tucholskimi (instrumental plural)
Tucholskim (locative singular)
Tucholskich (locative plural)
Tucholski (singular vocative)
Tucholscy (plural vocative)


Mihok

sk-proper noun

Mihok m pers (female equivalent Mihoková)


Kolovrat

cs-proper noun

Kolovrat m anim (female equivalent Kolovratová)

Kolovratová (feminine)
Kolovrat (nominative singular)
Kolovratové (nominative plural)
Kolovrata (genitive singular)
Kolovratů (genitive plural)
Kolovratovi (dative singular)
Kolovratům (dative plural)
Kolovrata (accusative singular)
Kolovraty (accusative plural)
Kolovrate (singular vocative)
Kolovratové (plural vocative)
Kolovratovi (locative singular)
Kolovratech (locative plural)
Kolovratem (instrumental singular)
Kolovraty (instrumental plural)


Arciszewski

pl-proper noun

Arciszewski m pers (female equivalent Arciszewska)

Arciszewska (feminine)
Arciszewski (nominative singular)
Arciszewscy (nominative plural)
Arciszewskiego (genitive singular)
Arciszewskich (genitive plural)
Arciszewskiemu (dative singular)
Arciszewskim (dative plural)
Arciszewskiego (accusative singular)
Arciszewskich (accusative plural)
Arciszewskim (instrumental singular)
Arciszewskimi (instrumental plural)
Arciszewskim (locative singular)
Arciszewskich (locative plural)
Arciszewski (singular vocative)
Arciszewscy (plural vocative)


Waśko

Waśko (nominative singular)
Waśkowie (nominative plural)
Waśki (genitive singular)
Waśków (genitive plural)
Waśce (dative singular)
Waśkom (dative plural)
Waśkę (accusative singular)
Waśków (accusative plural)
Waśką (instrumental singular)
Waśkami (instrumental plural)
Waśce (locative singular)
Waśkach (locative plural)
Waśko (singular vocative)
Waśkowie (plural vocative)


Zajdel

Zajdel (nominative singular)
Zajdlowie (nominative plural)
Zajdla (genitive singular)
Zajdlów (genitive plural)
Zajdlowi (dative singular)
Zajdlom (dative plural)
Zajdla (accusative singular)
Zajdlów (accusative plural)
Zajdlem (instrumental singular)
Zajdlami (instrumental plural)
Zajdlu (locative singular)
Zajdlach (locative plural)
Zajdlu (singular vocative)
Zajdlowie (plural vocative)

From zajdel or borrowed from German Seidel.


Kunda

Kunda (nominative singular)
Kundowie (nominative plural)
Kundy (genitive singular)
Kundów (genitive plural)
Kundzie (dative singular)
Kundom (dative plural)
Kundę (accusative singular)
Kundów (accusative plural)
Kundą (instrumental singular)
Kundami (instrumental plural)
Kundzie (locative singular)
Kundach (locative plural)
Kundo (singular vocative)
Kundowie (plural vocative)

From regional kunda, or possibly a clipping of Konrad.


Kunda

sk-proper noun

Kunda m pers (female equivalent Kundová)


Wacek

Wacek (nominative singular)
Wackowie (nominative plural)
Wacka (genitive singular)
Wacków (genitive plural)
Wackowi (dative singular)
Wackom (dative plural)
Wacka (accusative singular)
Wacków (accusative plural)
Wackiem (instrumental singular)
Wackami (instrumental plural)
Wacku (locative singular)
Wackach (locative plural)
Wacku (singular vocative)
Wackowie (plural vocative)


Burget

cs-proper noun

Burget m anim (female equivalent Burgetová)

Burgetová (feminine)
Burget (nominative singular)
Burgetové (nominative plural)
Burgeta (genitive singular)
Burgetů (genitive plural)
Burgetovi (dative singular)
Burgetům (dative plural)
Burgeta (accusative singular)
Burgety (accusative plural)
Burgete (singular vocative)
Burgetové (plural vocative)
Burgetovi (locative singular)
Burgetech (locative plural)
Burgetem (instrumental singular)
Burgety (instrumental plural)


Holan

Holan m anim (female equivalent Holanová)

Holanová (feminine)
Holan (nominative singular)
Holané (nominative plural)
Holani (nominative plural)
Holana (genitive singular)
Holanů (genitive plural)
Holanovi (dative singular)
Holanům (dative plural)
Holana (accusative singular)
Holany (accusative plural)
Holane (singular vocative)
Holané (plural vocative)
Holani (plural vocative)
Holanovi (locative singular)
Holanech (locative plural)
Holanem (instrumental singular)
Holany (instrumental plural)


Bolf

Bolfová (feminine)
Bolf (nominative singular)
Bolfové (nominative plural)
Bolfa (genitive singular)
Bolfů (genitive plural)
Bolfovi (dative singular)
Bolfům (dative plural)
Bolfa (accusative singular)
Bolfy (accusative plural)
Bolfe (singular vocative)
Bolfové (plural vocative)
Bolfovi (locative singular)
Bolfech (locative plural)
Bolfem (instrumental singular)
Bolfy (instrumental plural)


Lacko

Lacko m anim (female equivalent Lacková)

Lacková (feminine)
Lacko (nominative singular)
Lackové (nominative plural)
Lacka (genitive singular)
Lacků (genitive plural)
Lackovi (dative singular)
Lackům (dative plural)
Lacka (accusative singular)
Lacky (accusative plural)
Lacko (singular vocative)
Lackové (plural vocative)
Lackovi (locative singular)
Laccích (locative plural)
Lackem (instrumental singular)
Lacky (instrumental plural)


Lacko

sk-proper noun

Lacko m pers (female equivalent Lacková)


Fedorko

Fedorko m pers (female equivalent Fedorková)


Witer

Witer (nominative singular)
Witerowie (nominative plural)
Witera (genitive singular)
Witerów (genitive plural)
Witerowi (dative singular)
Witerom (dative plural)
Witera (accusative singular)
Witerów (accusative plural)
Witerem (instrumental singular)
Witerami (instrumental plural)
Witerze (locative singular)
Witerach (locative plural)
Witerze (singular vocative)
Witerowie (plural vocative)


Haluza

cs-proper noun

Haluza m anim (female equivalent Haluzová)

Haluzová (feminine)
Haluza (nominative singular)
Haluzové (nominative plural)
Haluzy (genitive singular)
Haluzů (genitive plural)
Haluzovi (dative singular)
Haluzům (dative plural)
Haluzu (accusative singular)
Haluzy (accusative plural)
Haluzo (singular vocative)
Haluzové (plural vocative)
Haluzovi (locative singular)
Haluzech (locative plural)
Haluzou (instrumental singular)
Haluzy (instrumental plural)

Derived from Old Czech haluzě (“branch”).


മേനോൻ

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മേനോൻ • (mēnōṉ)

ml-proper noun

മേനോൻ • (mēnōṉ)

From മേനവൻ (mēnavaṉ) from മേലവൻ (mēlavaṉ).


Ripka

sk-proper noun

Ripka m pers (female equivalent Ripková)

Ripková (feminine)
nominative
Ripka (singular)
Ripkovia
Ripkovci
genitive
Ripku (singular)
Ripkov
Ripkovcov
dative
Ripkovi (singular)
Ripkom
Ripkovcom
accusative
locative
Ripkoch
Ripkovcoch
instrumental
Ripkom (singular)
Ripkami
Ripkovcami


Babo

Babová (feminine)
Babo (nominative singular)
Babové (nominative plural)
Baba (genitive singular)
Babů (genitive plural)
Babovi (dative singular)
Babům (dative plural)
Baba (accusative singular)
Baby (accusative plural)
Babo (singular vocative)
Babové (plural vocative)
Babovi (locative singular)
Babech (locative plural)
Babem (instrumental singular)
Baby (instrumental plural)


Robl

Roblová (feminine)
Robl (nominative singular)
Roblové (nominative plural)
Robla (genitive singular)
Roblů (genitive plural)
Roblovi (dative singular)
Roblům (dative plural)
Robla (accusative singular)
Robly (accusative plural)
Roble (singular vocative)
Roblové (plural vocative)
Roblovi (locative singular)
Roblech (locative plural)
Roblem (instrumental singular)
Robly (instrumental plural)


Kiedrowski

pl-proper noun

Kiedrowski m pers (female equivalent Kiedrowska)

Kiedrowska (feminine)
Kiedrowski (nominative singular)
Kiedrowscy (nominative plural)
Kiedrowskiego (genitive singular)
Kiedrowskich (genitive plural)
Kiedrowskiemu (dative singular)
Kiedrowskim (dative plural)
Kiedrowskiego (accusative singular)
Kiedrowskich (accusative plural)
Kiedrowskim (instrumental singular)
Kiedrowskimi (instrumental plural)
Kiedrowskim (locative singular)
Kiedrowskich (locative plural)
Kiedrowski (singular vocative)
Kiedrowscy (plural vocative)


Zajkowski

Zajkowski m pers (female equivalent Zajkowska)

Zajkowska (feminine)
Zajkowski (nominative singular)
Zajkowscy (nominative plural)
Zajkowskiego (genitive singular)
Zajkowskich (genitive plural)
Zajkowskiemu (dative singular)
Zajkowskim (dative plural)
Zajkowskiego (accusative singular)
Zajkowskich (accusative plural)
Zajkowskim (instrumental singular)
Zajkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Zajkowskim (locative singular)
Zajkowskich (locative plural)
Zajkowski (singular vocative)
Zajkowscy (plural vocative)


Mac Carthaigh

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Mac Carthaigh m (genitive Mhic Carthaigh)

Mhic Carthaigh (genitive)
Mac Carthaigh (mutation mutation-radical)
Mhac Carthaigh (lenition mutation)

desc

English: McCarthy, Mc Carthy, Mccarthy, MacCarthy, Mac Carthy, Maccarthy, M'Carthy, MaCarthy, Macarthy, Carthy, McCarty

a male surname originating as a patronymic, feminine equivalent Nic Carthaigh, equivalent to English McCarthy


Líška

sk-proper noun

Líška m pers (female equivalent Líšková)


Zapletal

cs-proper noun

Zapletal m anim (female equivalent Zapletalová)

Zapletalová (feminine)
Zapletal (nominative singular)
Zapletalové (nominative plural)
Zapletala (genitive singular)
Zapletalů (genitive plural)
Zapletalovi (dative singular)
Zapletalům (dative plural)
Zapletala (accusative singular)
Zapletaly (accusative plural)
Zapletale (singular vocative)
Zapletalové (plural vocative)
Zapletalovi (locative singular)
Zapletalech (locative plural)
Zapletalem (instrumental singular)
Zapletaly (instrumental plural)


Liška

Liška m anim (female equivalent Lišková)

Lišková (feminine)
Liška (nominative singular)
Liškové (nominative plural)
Lišky (genitive singular)
Lišků (genitive plural)
Liškovi (dative singular)
Liškům (dative plural)
Lišku (accusative singular)
Lišky (accusative plural)
Liško (singular vocative)
Liškové (plural vocative)
Liškovi (locative singular)
Lišcích (locative plural)
Liškou (instrumental singular)
Lišky (instrumental plural)


Liška

sk-proper noun

Liška m pers (female equivalent Lišková)

Lišková (feminine)
nominative
Liška (singular)
Liškovia
Liškovci
genitive
Lišku (singular)
Liškov
Liškovcov
dative
Liškovi (singular)
Liškom
Liškovcom
accusative
locative
Liškoch
Liškovcoch
instrumental
Liškom (singular)
Liškami
Liškovcami


Havran

cs-proper noun

Havran m anim (female equivalent Havranová)

Havranová (feminine)
Havran (nominative singular)
Havranové (nominative plural)
Havrana (genitive singular)
Havranů (genitive plural)
Havranovi (dative singular)
Havranům (dative plural)
Havrana (accusative singular)
Havrany (accusative plural)
Havrane (singular vocative)
Havranové (plural vocative)
Havranovi (locative singular)
Havranech (locative plural)
Havranem (instrumental singular)
Havrany (instrumental plural)


Havran

sk-proper noun

Havran m pers (female equivalent Havranová)

Havranová (feminine)
nominative
Havran (singular)
Havranovia
Havranovci
genitive
Havrana (singular)
Havranov
Havranovcov
dative
Havranovi (singular)
Havranom
Havranovcom
accusative
locative
Havranoch
Havranovcoch
instrumental
Havranom (singular)
Havranmi
Havranovcami


Kudrnáč

cs-proper noun

Kudrnáč m anim (female equivalent Kudrnáčová)

Kudrnáčová (feminine)
Kudrnáč (nominative singular)
Kudrnáčové (nominative plural)
Kudrnáče (genitive singular)
Kudrnáčů (genitive plural)
Kudrnáčovi (dative singular)
Kudrnáčům (dative plural)
Kudrnáče (accusative singular)
Kudrnáče (accusative plural)
Kudrnáči (singular vocative)
Kudrnáčové (plural vocative)
Kudrnáčovi (locative singular)
Kudrnáčích (locative plural)
Kudrnáčem (instrumental singular)
Kudrnáči (instrumental plural)


Havlíček

Havlíček m anim (female equivalent Havlíčeková)

Havlíčeková (feminine)
Havlíček (nominative singular)
Havlíčkové (nominative plural)
Havlíčka (genitive singular)
Havlíčků (genitive plural)
Havlíčkovi (dative singular)
Havlíčkům (dative plural)
Havlíčka (accusative singular)
Havlíčky (accusative plural)
Havlíčku (singular vocative)
Havlíčkové (plural vocative)
Havlíčkovi (locative singular)
Havlíčcích (locative plural)
Havlíčkem (instrumental singular)
Havlíčky (instrumental plural)


Havlíček

sk-proper noun

Havlíček m pers (female equivalent Havlíčková)

Havlíčková (feminine)
nominative
Havlíček (singular)
Havlíčekovia
Havlíčekovci
genitive
Havlíčeka (singular)
Havlíčekov
Havlíčekovcov
dative
Havlíčekovi (singular)
Havlíčekom
Havlíčekovcom
accusative
locative
Havlíčekoch
Havlíčekovcoch
instrumental
Havlíčekom (singular)
Havlíčekmi
Havlíčekovcami


Holoubek

cs-proper noun

Holoubek m anim (female equivalent Holoubková)

Holoubková (feminine)
Holoubek (nominative singular)
Holoubkové (nominative plural)
Holoubka (genitive singular)
Holoubků (genitive plural)
Holoubkovi (dative singular)
Holoubkům (dative plural)
Holoubka (accusative singular)
Holoubky (accusative plural)
Holoubku (singular vocative)
Holoubkové (plural vocative)
Holoubkovi (locative singular)
Holoubcích (locative plural)
Holoubkem (instrumental singular)
Holoubky (instrumental plural)


Zoubek

Zoubek m anim (female equivalent Zoubková)

Zoubková (feminine)
Zoubek (nominative singular)
Zoubkové (nominative plural)
Zoubka (genitive singular)
Zoubků (genitive plural)
Zoubkovi (dative singular)
Zoubkům (dative plural)
Zoubka (accusative singular)
Zoubky (accusative plural)
Zoubku (singular vocative)
Zoubkové (plural vocative)
Zoubkovi (locative singular)
Zoubcích (locative plural)
Zoubkem (instrumental singular)
Zoubky (instrumental plural)


Nehyba

Nehyba m anim (female equivalent Nehybová)

Nehybová (feminine)
Nehyba (nominative singular)
Nehybové (nominative plural)
Nehyby (genitive singular)
Nehybů (genitive plural)
Nehybovi (dative singular)
Nehybům (dative plural)
Nehybu (accusative singular)
Nehyby (accusative plural)
Nehybo (singular vocative)
Nehybové (plural vocative)
Nehybovi (locative singular)
Nehybech (locative plural)
Nehybou (instrumental singular)
Nehyby (instrumental plural)


Sláma

Sláma m anim (female equivalent Slámová)

Slámová (feminine)
Sláma (nominative singular)
Slámové (nominative plural)
Slámy (genitive singular)
Slámů (genitive plural)
Slámovi (dative singular)
Slámům (dative plural)
Slámu (accusative singular)
Slámy (accusative plural)
Slámo (singular vocative)
Slámové (plural vocative)
Slámovi (locative singular)
Slámech (locative plural)
Slámou (instrumental singular)
Slámy (instrumental plural)


Sedlák

Sedlák m anim (female equivalent Sedláková)

Sedláková (feminine)
Sedlák (nominative singular)
Sedlákové (nominative plural)
Sedláka (genitive singular)
Sedláků (genitive plural)
Sedlákovi (dative singular)
Sedlákům (dative plural)
Sedláka (accusative singular)
Sedláky (accusative plural)
Sedláku (singular vocative)
Sedlákové (plural vocative)
Sedlákovi (locative singular)
Sedlácích (locative plural)
Sedlákem (instrumental singular)
Sedláky (instrumental plural)


Sedlák

sk-proper noun

Sedlák m pers (female equivalent Sedláková)

Sedláková (feminine)
nominative
Sedlák (singular)
Sedlákovia
Sedlákovci
genitive
Sedláka (singular)
Sedlákov
Sedlákovcov
dative
Sedlákovi (singular)
Sedlákom
Sedlákovcom
accusative
locative
Sedlákoch
Sedlákovcoch
instrumental
Sedlákom (singular)
Sedlákmi
Sedlákovcami


Ó Deághaidh

Uí Dheághaidh (genitive)
Ó Deághaidh (mutation mutation-radical)
nÓ Deághaidh (eclipsis mutation)
hÓ Deághaidh (mutation prothesis-h)

→ English: O'Dea

a male surname originating as a patronymic, feminine equivalent Ní Dheághaidh


Σκαρλάτος

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Σκαρλάτος • (Skarlátos) m (feminine Σκαρλάτου)

Skarlátos (romanization)
Σκαρλάτου (feminine)
Σκαρλάτος (nominative singular)
Σκαρλάτοι (nominative plural)
Σκαρλάτου (genitive singular)
Σκαρλάτων (genitive plural)
Σκαρλάτο (accusative singular)
Σκαρλάτους (accusative plural)
Σκαρλάτε (singular vocative)
Σκαρλάτοι (plural vocative)

σκαρλάτος σκαρλάτος#Greek

a male surname, Skarlatos; literally: σκαρλάτος (skarlátos, “crimson, scarlet”)


Bojanowski

pl-proper noun

Bojanowski m pers (female equivalent Bojanowska)

Bojanowska (feminine)
Bojanowski (nominative singular)
Bojanowscy (nominative plural)
Bojanowskiego (genitive singular)
Bojanowskich (genitive plural)
Bojanowskiemu (dative singular)
Bojanowskim (dative plural)
Bojanowskiego (accusative singular)
Bojanowskich (accusative plural)
Bojanowskim (instrumental singular)
Bojanowskimi (instrumental plural)
Bojanowskim (locative singular)
Bojanowskich (locative plural)
Bojanowski (singular vocative)
Bojanowscy (plural vocative)


ജഡേജ

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ജഡേജ • (jaḍēja)

/d͡ʒɐɖeːd͡ʒɐ/


Żytkow

Żytkow (nominative singular)
Żytkowowie (nominative plural)
Żytkowa (genitive singular)
Żytkowów (genitive plural)
Żytkowowi (dative singular)
Żytkowom (dative plural)
Żytkowa (accusative singular)
Żytkowów (accusative plural)
Żytkowem (instrumental singular)
Żytkowami (instrumental plural)
Żytkowie (locative singular)
Żytkowach (locative plural)
Żytkowie (singular vocative)
Żytkowowie (plural vocative)

Transliteration of Russian Житко́в (Žitkóv).


Ďásek

Ďásek (nominative singular)
Ďáskové (nominative plural)
Ďáska (genitive singular)
Ďásků (genitive plural)
Ďáskovi (dative singular)
Ďáskům (dative plural)
Ďáska (accusative singular)
Ďásky (accusative plural)
Ďásku (singular vocative)
Ďáskové (plural vocative)
Ďáskovi (locative singular)
Ďáscích (locative plural)
Ďáskem (instrumental singular)
Ďásky (instrumental plural)


Barabasz

Barabasz (nominative singular)
Barabaszowie (nominative plural)
Barabasza (genitive singular)
Barabaszów (genitive plural)
Barabaszowi (dative singular)
Barabaszom (dative plural)
Barabasza (accusative singular)
Barabaszów (accusative plural)
Barabaszem (instrumental singular)
Barabaszami (instrumental plural)
Barabaszu (locative singular)
Barabaszach (locative plural)
Barabaszu (singular vocative)
Barabaszowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Barabbās, from Ancient Greek Βαραββᾶς (Barabbâs), from Aramaic בּר + אַבָּא (bār ábbā).


Tarkowski

pl-proper noun

Tarkowski m pers (female equivalent Tarkowska)

Tarkowska (feminine)
Tarkowski (nominative singular)
Tarkowscy (nominative plural)
Tarkowskiego (genitive singular)
Tarkowskich (genitive plural)
Tarkowskiemu (dative singular)
Tarkowskim (dative plural)
Tarkowskiego (accusative singular)
Tarkowskich (accusative plural)
Tarkowskim (instrumental singular)
Tarkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Tarkowskim (locative singular)
Tarkowskich (locative plural)
Tarkowski (singular vocative)
Tarkowscy (plural vocative)


Wondołowski

Wondołowski m pers (female equivalent Wondołowska)

Wondołowska (feminine)
Wondołowski (nominative singular)
Wondołowscy (nominative plural)
Wondołowskiego (genitive singular)
Wondołowskich (genitive plural)
Wondołowskiemu (dative singular)
Wondołowskim (dative plural)
Wondołowskiego (accusative singular)
Wondołowskich (accusative plural)
Wondołowskim (instrumental singular)
Wondołowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wondołowskim (locative singular)
Wondołowskich (locative plural)
Wondołowski (singular vocative)
Wondołowscy (plural vocative)

Non-standard spelling of Wądołowski. From various toponyms, e.g. Wądoły, Wądół; ultimately from wądół.


Wędołowski

Wędołowski m pers (female equivalent Wędołowska)

Wędołowska (feminine)
Wędołowski (nominative singular)
Wędołowscy (nominative plural)
Wędołowskiego (genitive singular)
Wędołowskich (genitive plural)
Wędołowskiemu (dative singular)
Wędołowskim (dative plural)
Wędołowskiego (accusative singular)
Wędołowskich (accusative plural)
Wędołowskim (instrumental singular)
Wędołowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wędołowskim (locative singular)
Wędołowskich (locative plural)
Wędołowski (singular vocative)
Wędołowscy (plural vocative)


Wendołowski

Wendołowski m pers (female equivalent Wendołowska)

Wendołowska (feminine)
Wendołowski (nominative singular)
Wendołowscy (nominative plural)
Wendołowskiego (genitive singular)
Wendołowskich (genitive plural)
Wendołowskiemu (dative singular)
Wendołowskim (dative plural)
Wendołowskiego (accusative singular)
Wendołowskich (accusative plural)
Wendołowskim (instrumental singular)
Wendołowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wendołowskim (locative singular)
Wendołowskich (locative plural)
Wendołowski (singular vocative)
Wendołowscy (plural vocative)


Gołda

Gołda (nominative singular)
Gołdowie (nominative plural)
Gołdy (genitive singular)
Gołdów (genitive plural)
Gołdzie (dative singular)
Gołdom (dative plural)
Gołdę (accusative singular)
Gołdów (accusative plural)
Gołdą (instrumental singular)
Gołdami (instrumental plural)
Gołdzie (locative singular)
Gołdach (locative plural)
Gołdo (singular vocative)
Gołdowie (plural vocative)


Cypris

sk-proper noun

Cypris m pers (female equivalent Cyprisová)


Ó Cathaláin

English: O'Culhane

Ó (“grandchild, descendant”) + the personal name Cathaláin, a diminutive of Old Irish Cathal itself from Proto-Celtic *Katuwalos (“strong in battle”).

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a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Chathaláin


Noska

cs-proper noun

Noska m anim (female equivalent Nosková)

Nosková (feminine)
Noska (nominative singular)
Noskové (nominative plural)
Nosky (genitive singular)
Nosků (genitive plural)
Noskovi (dative singular)
Noskům (dative plural)
Nosku (accusative singular)
Nosky (accusative plural)
Nosko (singular vocative)
Noskové (plural vocative)
Noskovi (locative singular)
Noscích (locative plural)
Noskou (instrumental singular)
Nosky (instrumental plural)


Olbrecht

Olbrecht (nominative singular)
Olbrechtowie (nominative plural)
Olbrechta (genitive singular)
Olbrechtów (genitive plural)
Olbrechtowi (dative singular)
Olbrechtom (dative plural)
Olbrechta (accusative singular)
Olbrechtów (accusative plural)
Olbrechtem (instrumental singular)
Olbrechtami (instrumental plural)
Olbrechcie (locative singular)
Olbrechtach (locative plural)
Olbrechcie (singular vocative)
Olbrechtowie (plural vocative)


Spała

Spała (nominative singular)
Spałowie (nominative plural)
Spały (genitive singular)
Spałów (genitive plural)
Spale (dative singular)
Spałom (dative plural)
Spałę (accusative singular)
Spałów (accusative plural)
Spałą (instrumental singular)
Spałami (instrumental plural)
Spale (locative singular)
Spałach (locative plural)
Spało (singular vocative)
Spałowie (plural vocative)


Sulek

Sulek m anim (female equivalent Sulková)

Sulková (feminine)
Sulek (nominative singular)
Sulkové (nominative plural)
Sulka (genitive singular)
Sulků (genitive plural)
Sulkovi (dative singular)
Sulkům (dative plural)
Sulka (accusative singular)
Sulky (accusative plural)
Sulku (singular vocative)
Sulkové (plural vocative)
Sulkovi (locative singular)
Sulcích (locative plural)
Sulkem (instrumental singular)
Sulky (instrumental plural)


Czop

Czop (nominative singular)
Czopowie (nominative plural)
Czopa (genitive singular)
Czopów (genitive plural)
Czopowi (dative singular)
Czopom (dative plural)
Czopa (accusative singular)
Czopów (accusative plural)
Czopem (instrumental singular)
Czopami (instrumental plural)
Czopie (locative singular)
Czopach (locative plural)
Czopie (singular vocative)
Czopowie (plural vocative)


Szmiel

Szmiel (nominative singular)
Szmielowie (nominative plural)
Szmila (genitive singular)
Szmielów (genitive plural)
Szmilowi (dative singular)
Szmilom (dative plural)
Szmila (accusative singular)
Szmielów (accusative plural)
Szmilem (instrumental singular)
Szmilami (instrumental plural)
Szmilu (locative singular)
Szmilach (locative plural)
Szmilu (singular vocative)
Szmielowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Russian шмель (šmelʹ), from Proto-Slavic *čьmeľь.


Kalhous

Kalhous m anim (female equivalent Kalhousová)

Kalhousová (feminine)
Kalhous (nominative singular)
Kalhousové (nominative plural)
Kalhouse (genitive singular)
Kalhousů (genitive plural)
Kalhousovi (dative singular)
Kalhousům (dative plural)
Kalhouse (accusative singular)
Kalhouse (accusative plural)
Kalhousi (singular vocative)
Kalhousové (plural vocative)
Kalhousovi (locative singular)
Kalhousích (locative plural)
Kalhousem (instrumental singular)
Kalhousi (instrumental plural)


Flos

Flosová (feminine)
Flos (nominative singular)
Flosové (nominative plural)
Flosa (genitive singular)
Flosů (genitive plural)
Flosovi (dative singular)
Flosům (dative plural)
Flosa (accusative singular)
Flosy (accusative plural)
Flose (singular vocative)
Flosové (plural vocative)
Flosovi (locative singular)
Flosech (locative plural)
Flosem (instrumental singular)
Flosy (instrumental plural)


Hrkal

Hrkal m anim (female equivalent Hrkalová)

Hrkalová (feminine)
Hrkal (nominative singular)
Hrkalové (nominative plural)
Hrkala (genitive singular)
Hrkalů (genitive plural)
Hrkalovi (dative singular)
Hrkalům (dative plural)
Hrkala (accusative singular)
Hrkaly (accusative plural)
Hrkale (singular vocative)
Hrkalové (plural vocative)
Hrkalovi (locative singular)
Hrkalech (locative plural)
Hrkalem (instrumental singular)
Hrkaly (instrumental plural)


Stranský

Stranský (nominative singular)
Stranští (nominative plural)
Stranského (genitive singular)
Stranských (genitive plural)
Stranskému (dative singular)
Stranským (dative plural)
Stranského (accusative singular)
Stranské (accusative plural)
Stranský (singular vocative)
Stranští (plural vocative)
Stranském (locative singular)
Stranských (locative plural)
Stranským (instrumental singular)
Stranskými (instrumental plural)


Linka

Linka m anim (female equivalent Linková)

Linková (feminine)
Linka (nominative singular)
Linkové (nominative plural)
Linky (genitive singular)
Linků (genitive plural)
Linkovi (dative singular)
Linkům (dative plural)
Linku (accusative singular)
Linky (accusative plural)
Linko (singular vocative)
Linkové (plural vocative)
Linkovi (locative singular)
Lincích (locative plural)
Linkou (instrumental singular)
Linky (instrumental plural)


Linka

Linka (nominative singular)
Linkowie (nominative plural)
Linki (genitive singular)
Linków (genitive plural)
Lince (dative singular)
Linkom (dative plural)
Linkę (accusative singular)
Linków (accusative plural)
Linką (instrumental singular)
Linkami (instrumental plural)
Lince (locative singular)
Linkach (locative plural)
Linko (singular vocative)
Linkowie (plural vocative)


Zub

Zubová (feminine)
Zub (nominative singular)
Zubové (nominative plural)
Zuba (genitive singular)
Zubů (genitive plural)
Zubovi (dative singular)
Zubům (dative plural)
Zuba (accusative singular)
Zuby (accusative plural)
Zube (singular vocative)
Zubové (plural vocative)
Zubovi (locative singular)
Zubech (locative plural)
Zubem (instrumental singular)
Zuby (instrumental plural)


Παπαϊωάννου

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Παπαϊωάννου • (Papaïoánnou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧ϊ‧ω‧άν‧νου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Ιωάννης (Ioánnis). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Ιωάννου (Ioánnou, “of Ioannis, of John”)


Παπαγεωργίου

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Παπαγεωργίου • (Papageorgíou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧γε‧ωρ‧γί‧ου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Γεώργιος (Geórgios). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Γεώργίου (Geórgíou, “of Georgios, of George”)


Οικονόμου

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Οικονόμου • (Oikonómou) m or f (indeclinable)

Οι‧κο‧νό‧μου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a housekeeper/steward. Genitive of the noun οικονόμος m (oikonómos, “housekeeper, steward”).


Παπαμιχαήλ

Παπαμιχαήλ • (Papamichaḯl) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧μι‧χα‧ήλ

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Μιχαήλ (Michaḯl). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Μιχαήλ (Michaḯl, “Michael”)


Παπασταύρου

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Παπασταύρου • (Papastávrou) m or f (indeclinable)

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Σταύρος (Stávros). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Σταύρου (Stávrou, “of Stavros”)


Παπαδημητρίου

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Παπαδημητρίου • (Papadimitríou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧δη‧μη‧τρί‧ου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Δημήτριος (Dimítrios). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Δημητρίου (Dimitríou, “of Dimitrios”)


Παπαθανασίου

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Παπαθανασίου • (Papathanasíou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧θα‧να‧σί‧ου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Αθανάσιος (Athanásios). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Αθανασίου (Athanasíou, “of Athanasius”)


Παπαντωνίου

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Παπαντωνίου • (Papantoníou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧ντω‧νί‧ου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Αντώνιος (Antónios). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Αντωνίου (Antoníou, “of Antoniou, of Anthony”)


Παπακωνσταντίνου

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Παπακωνσταντίνου • (Papakonstantínou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧κων‧στα‧ντί‧νου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Κωνσταντίνος (Konstantínos). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Κωνσταντίνου (Konstantínou, “of Konstantinos, of Constantine”)

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Κωνσταντίνου


Παπαθεοδώρου

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Παπαθεοδώρου • (Papatheodórou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧πα‧θε‧ο‧δώ‧ρου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Θεόδωρος (Theódoros). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Θεοδώρου (Theodórou, “of Theodoros, of Theodore”)


Παπανικολάου

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Παπανικολάου • (Papanikoláou) m or f (indeclinable)

→ English: Papanikolaou

English: Pap, Pap smear, Pap test

Παπανικολάου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Νικόλαος (Nikólaos). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Νικολάου (Nikoláou, “of Nikolaos, of Nicholas”)


Παπανδρέου

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Παπανδρέου • (Papandréou) m or f (indeclinable)

Πα‧παν‧δρέ‧ου

A patronymic surname denoting one who was originally a son of a priest named Ανδρέας (Andréas). Equivalent to παπάς (papás, “priest”) + Ανδρέου (Andréou, “of Andreas, of Andrew”)


Παπαδόπουλος

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Παπαδοπούλου

Παπαδόπουλος • (Papadópoulos) m (feminine Παπαδοπούλου)

Papadópoulos (romanization)
Παπαδοπούλου (feminine)
Παπαδόπουλος (nominative singular)
Παπαδόπουλοι (nominative plural)
Παπαδόπουλου (genitive singular)
Παπαδοπούλου (genitive singular)
Παπαδόπουλων (genitive plural)
Παπαδοπούλων (genitive plural)
Παπαδόπουλο (accusative singular)
Παπαδόπουλους (accusative plural)
Παπαδοπούλους (accusative plural)
Παπαδόπουλε (singular vocative)
Παπαδόπουλοι (plural vocative)
or archaic.

el-decl-noun

Παπαδόπουλος

Παπαδόπουλοι

Παπαδόπουλου

Παπαδοπούλου

Παπαδόπουλων

Παπαδοπούλων

Παπαδόπουλους

Παπαδοπούλους

Παπαδόπουλοι

Second forms are formal. The forms where the stress moves to the penultimate syllable are more formal and/or archaic.

Πα‧πα‧δό‧που‧λος

From παπάδ(ες) (papád(es), “priest, priests”) + -όπουλος (-ópoulos, “son of”).


Guza

Guzová (feminine)
Guza (nominative singular)
Guzové (nominative plural)
Guzy (genitive singular)
Guzů (genitive plural)
Guzovi (dative singular)
Guzům (dative plural)
Guzu (accusative singular)
Guzy (accusative plural)
Guzo (singular vocative)
Guzové (plural vocative)
Guzovi (locative singular)
Guzech (locative plural)
Guzou (instrumental singular)
Guzy (instrumental plural)


Lojek

cs-proper noun

Lojek m anim (female equivalent Lojková)

Lojková (feminine)
Lojek (nominative singular)
Lojkové (nominative plural)
Lojka (genitive singular)
Lojků (genitive plural)
Lojkovi (dative singular)
Lojkům (dative plural)
Lojka (accusative singular)
Lojky (accusative plural)
Lojku (singular vocative)
Lojkové (plural vocative)
Lojkovi (locative singular)
Lojcích (locative plural)
Lojkem (instrumental singular)
Lojky (instrumental plural)


Válek

Válek m anim (female equivalent Válková)

Válková (feminine)
Válek (nominative singular)
Válkové (nominative plural)
Válka (genitive singular)
Válků (genitive plural)
Válkovi (dative singular)
Válkům (dative plural)
Válka (accusative singular)
Války (accusative plural)
Válku (singular vocative)
Válkové (plural vocative)
Válkovi (locative singular)
Válcích (locative plural)
Válkem (instrumental singular)
Války (instrumental plural)


Niedźwiecki

pl-proper noun

Niedźwiecki m pers (female equivalent Niedźwiecka)

Niedźwiecka (feminine)
Niedźwiecki (nominative singular)
Niedźwieccy (nominative plural)
Niedźwieckiego (genitive singular)
Niedźwieckich (genitive plural)
Niedźwieckiemu (dative singular)
Niedźwieckim (dative plural)
Niedźwieckiego (accusative singular)
Niedźwieckich (accusative plural)
Niedźwieckim (instrumental singular)
Niedźwieckimi (instrumental plural)
Niedźwieckim (locative singular)
Niedźwieckich (locative plural)
Niedźwiecki (singular vocative)
Niedźwieccy (plural vocative)


Niedźwiedzki

Niedźwiedzki m pers (female equivalent Niedźwiedzka)

Niedźwiedzka (feminine)
Niedźwiedzki (nominative singular)
Niedźwiedzcy (nominative plural)
Niedźwiedzkiego (genitive singular)
Niedźwiedzkich (genitive plural)
Niedźwiedzkiemu (dative singular)
Niedźwiedzkim (dative plural)
Niedźwiedzkiego (accusative singular)
Niedźwiedzkich (accusative plural)
Niedźwiedzkim (instrumental singular)
Niedźwiedzkimi (instrumental plural)
Niedźwiedzkim (locative singular)
Niedźwiedzkich (locative plural)
Niedźwiedzki (singular vocative)
Niedźwiedzcy (plural vocative)


Habr

Habrová (feminine)
Habr (nominative singular)
Habrové (nominative plural)
Habra (genitive singular)
Habrů (genitive plural)
Habrovi (dative singular)
Habrům (dative plural)
Habra (accusative singular)
Habry (accusative plural)
Habře (singular vocative)
Habrové (plural vocative)
Habrovi (locative singular)
Habrech (locative plural)
Habrem (instrumental singular)
Habry (instrumental plural)


Miklaszewski

Miklaszewski m pers (female equivalent Miklaszewska)

Miklaszewska (feminine)
Miklaszewski (nominative singular)
Miklaszewscy (nominative plural)
Miklaszewskiego (genitive singular)
Miklaszewskich (genitive plural)
Miklaszewskiemu (dative singular)
Miklaszewskim (dative plural)
Miklaszewskiego (accusative singular)
Miklaszewskich (accusative plural)
Miklaszewskim (instrumental singular)
Miklaszewskimi (instrumental plural)
Miklaszewskim (locative singular)
Miklaszewskich (locative plural)
Miklaszewski (singular vocative)
Miklaszewscy (plural vocative)


Mieroszewski

Mieroszewski m pers (female equivalent Mieroszewska)

Mieroszewska (feminine)
Mieroszewski (nominative singular)
Mieroszewscy (nominative plural)
Mieroszewskiego (genitive singular)
Mieroszewskich (genitive plural)
Mieroszewskiemu (dative singular)
Mieroszewskim (dative plural)
Mieroszewskiego (accusative singular)
Mieroszewskich (accusative plural)
Mieroszewskim (instrumental singular)
Mieroszewskimi (instrumental plural)
Mieroszewskim (locative singular)
Mieroszewskich (locative plural)
Mieroszewski (singular vocative)
Mieroszewscy (plural vocative)


Junczyk

Junczyk (nominative singular)
Junczykowie (nominative plural)
Junczyka (genitive singular)
Junczyków (genitive plural)
Junczykowi (dative singular)
Junczykom (dative plural)
Junczyka (accusative singular)
Junczyków (accusative plural)
Junczykiem (instrumental singular)
Junczykami (instrumental plural)
Junczyku (locative singular)
Junczykach (locative plural)
Junczyku (singular vocative)
Junczykowie (plural vocative)


Chlebowski

Chlebowski m pers (female equivalent Chlebowska)

Chlebowska (feminine)
Chlebowski (nominative singular)
Chlebowscy (nominative plural)
Chlebowskiego (genitive singular)
Chlebowskich (genitive plural)
Chlebowskiemu (dative singular)
Chlebowskim (dative plural)
Chlebowskiego (accusative singular)
Chlebowskich (accusative plural)
Chlebowskim (instrumental singular)
Chlebowskimi (instrumental plural)
Chlebowskim (locative singular)
Chlebowskich (locative plural)
Chlebowski (singular vocative)
Chlebowscy (plural vocative)


Choiński

Choiński m pers (female equivalent Choińska)

Choińska (feminine)
Choiński (nominative singular)
Choińscy (nominative plural)
Choińskiego (genitive singular)
Choińskich (genitive plural)
Choińskiemu (dative singular)
Choińskim (dative plural)
Choińskiego (accusative singular)
Choińskich (accusative plural)
Choińskim (instrumental singular)
Choińskimi (instrumental plural)
Choińskim (locative singular)
Choińskich (locative plural)
Choiński (singular vocative)
Choińscy (plural vocative)


Nowowiejski

Nowowiejski m pers (female equivalent Nowowiejska)

Nowowiejska (feminine)
Nowowiejski (nominative singular)
Nowowiejscy (nominative plural)
Nowowiejskiego (genitive singular)
Nowowiejskich (genitive plural)
Nowowiejskiemu (dative singular)
Nowowiejskim (dative plural)
Nowowiejskiego (accusative singular)
Nowowiejskich (accusative plural)
Nowowiejskim (instrumental singular)
Nowowiejskimi (instrumental plural)
Nowowiejskim (locative singular)
Nowowiejskich (locative plural)
Nowowiejski (singular vocative)
Nowowiejscy (plural vocative)


Bouzek

cs-proper noun

Bouzek m anim (female equivalent Bouzková)

Bouzková (feminine)
Bouzek (nominative singular)
Bouzkové (nominative plural)
Bouzka (genitive singular)
Bouzků (genitive plural)
Bouzkovi (dative singular)
Bouzkům (dative plural)
Bouzka (accusative singular)
Bouzky (accusative plural)
Bouzku (singular vocative)
Bouzkové (plural vocative)
Bouzkovi (locative singular)
Bouzcích (locative plural)
Bouzkem (instrumental singular)
Bouzky (instrumental plural)


Godłowski

pl-proper noun

Godłowski m pers (female equivalent Godłowska)

Godłowska (feminine)
Godłowski (nominative singular)
Godłowscy (nominative plural)
Godłowskiego (genitive singular)
Godłowskich (genitive plural)
Godłowskiemu (dative singular)
Godłowskim (dative plural)
Godłowskiego (accusative singular)
Godłowskich (accusative plural)
Godłowskim (instrumental singular)
Godłowskimi (instrumental plural)
Godłowskim (locative singular)
Godłowskich (locative plural)
Godłowski (singular vocative)
Godłowscy (plural vocative)


Domaradzki

Domaradzki m pers (female equivalent Domaradzka)

Domaradzka (feminine)
Domaradzki (nominative singular)
Domaradzcy (nominative plural)
Domaradzkiego (genitive singular)
Domaradzkich (genitive plural)
Domaradzkiemu (dative singular)
Domaradzkim (dative plural)
Domaradzkiego (accusative singular)
Domaradzkich (accusative plural)
Domaradzkim (instrumental singular)
Domaradzkimi (instrumental plural)
Domaradzkim (locative singular)
Domaradzkich (locative plural)
Domaradzki (singular vocative)
Domaradzcy (plural vocative)


Ondrúšek

sk-proper noun

Ondrúšek m pers (female equivalent Ondrúšková or Ondrúšeková)

Ondrúšková (feminine)
Ondrúšeková (feminine)


Nosáľ

Nosáľ m pers (female equivalent Nosáľová)


Ondrůšek

cs-proper noun

Ondrůšek m anim (female equivalent Ondrůšková)

Ondrůšková (feminine)
Ondrůšek (nominative singular)
Ondrůškové (nominative plural)
Ondrůška (genitive singular)
Ondrůšků (genitive plural)
Ondrůškovi (dative singular)
Ondrůškům (dative plural)
Ondrůška (accusative singular)
Ondrůšky (accusative plural)
Ondrůšku (singular vocative)
Ondrůškové (plural vocative)
Ondrůškovi (locative singular)
Ondrůšcích (locative plural)
Ondrůškem (instrumental singular)
Ondrůšky (instrumental plural)


Nosál

Nosál m anim (female equivalent Nosálová)

Nosálová (feminine)
Nosál (nominative singular)
Nosálové (nominative plural)
Nosála (genitive singular)
Nosálů (genitive plural)
Nosálovi (dative singular)
Nosálům (dative plural)
Nosála (accusative singular)
Nosály (accusative plural)
Nosále (singular vocative)
Nosálové (plural vocative)
Nosálovi (locative singular)
Nosálech (locative plural)
Nosálem (instrumental singular)
Nosály (instrumental plural)


Březina

Březina m anim (female equivalent Březinová)

Březinová (feminine)
Březina (nominative singular)
Březinové (nominative plural)
Březiny (genitive singular)
Březinů (genitive plural)
Březinovi (dative singular)
Březinům (dative plural)
Březinu (accusative singular)
Březiny (accusative plural)
Březino (singular vocative)
Březinové (plural vocative)
Březinovi (locative singular)
Březinech (locative plural)
Březinou (instrumental singular)
Březiny (instrumental plural)


Chekhov

Borrowed from Russian Че́хов (Čéxov, literally “Czech”).

bor+

A male surname from Russian, feminine equivalent Chekhova


Ó Cathasaigh

head

Ó Cathasaigh m (genitive Uí Chathasaigh)

From Old Irish cathaisech (“vigilant; noisy”). By surface analysis, cathais (“vigil, watch”) + -ach. Compare cathaiseach.

surf

a male surname from Old Irish, feminine equivalent Ní Chathasaigh, equivalent to English Casey


Krob

Krobová (feminine)
Krob (nominative singular)
Krobové (nominative plural)
Kroba (genitive singular)
Krobů (genitive plural)
Krobovi (dative singular)
Krobům (dative plural)
Kroba (accusative singular)
Kroby (accusative plural)
Krobe (singular vocative)
Krobové (plural vocative)
Krobovi (locative singular)
Krobech (locative plural)
Krobem (instrumental singular)
Kroby (instrumental plural)


Zahradník

cs-proper noun

Zahradník m anim (female equivalent Zahradníková, possessive adjective Zahradníkův)

Zahradníková (feminine)
Zahradníkův (adjective possessive)
Zahradník (nominative singular)
Zahradníkové (nominative plural)
Zahradníka (genitive singular)
Zahradníků (genitive plural)
Zahradníkovi (dative singular)
Zahradníkům (dative plural)
Zahradníka (accusative singular)
Zahradníky (accusative plural)
Zahradníku (singular vocative)
Zahradníkové (plural vocative)
Zahradníkovi (locative singular)
Zahradnících (locative plural)
Zahradníkem (instrumental singular)
Zahradníky (instrumental plural)

From zahradník (“gardener”), from zahrada (“garden”) + -ník.

a male surname originating as an occupation


Janukowycz

Janukowycz (nominative singular)
Janukowycze (nominative plural)
Janukowycza (genitive singular)
Janukowyczy (genitive plural)
Janukowyczowi (dative singular)
Janukowyczom (dative plural)
Janukowycza (accusative singular)
Janukowyczy (accusative plural)
Janukowyczem (instrumental singular)
Janukowyczami (instrumental plural)
Janukowyczu (locative singular)
Janukowyczach (locative plural)
Janukowyczu (singular vocative)
Janukowycze (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian Януко́вич (Janukóvyč).

bor+

a male surname from Ukrainian, equivalent to English Yanukovych


Juszczenko

Juszczenko (nominative singular)
Juszczenkowie (nominative plural)
Juszczenki (genitive singular)
Juszczenków (genitive plural)
Juszczence (dative singular)
Juszczenkom (dative plural)
Juszczenkę (accusative singular)
Juszczenków (accusative plural)
Juszczenką (instrumental singular)
Juszczenkami (instrumental plural)
Juszczence (locative singular)
Juszczenkach (locative plural)
Juszczenko (singular vocative)
Juszczenkowie (plural vocative)

/juʂˈt͡ʂɛŋ.kɔ/

Borrowed from Ukrainian Ю́щенко (Júščenko).

a male surname from Ukrainian, equivalent to English Yushchenko


Krawczuk

Krawczuk (nominative singular)
Krawczucy (nominative plural)
Krawczuki (derogatory nominative plural)
Krawczuka (genitive singular)
Krawczuków (genitive plural)
Krawczukowi (dative singular)
Krawczukom (dative plural)
Krawczuka (accusative singular)
Krawczuków (accusative plural)
Krawczukiem (instrumental singular)
Krawczukami (instrumental plural)
Krawczuku (locative singular)
Krawczukach (locative plural)
Krawczuku (singular vocative)
Krawczucy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian Кравчу́к (Kravčúk).

a male surname from Ukrainian, equivalent to English Kravchuk


Zełenski

Zełenski (nominative singular)
Zełenscy (nominative plural)
Zełenskiego (genitive singular)
Zełenskich (genitive plural)
Zełenskiemu (dative singular)
Zełenskim (dative plural)
Zełenskiego (accusative singular)
Zełenskich (accusative plural)
Zełenskim (instrumental singular)
Zełenskimi (instrumental plural)
Zełenskim (locative singular)
Zełenskich (locative plural)
Zełenski (singular vocative)
Zełenscy (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Ukrainian Зеле́нський (Zelénsʹkyj). Doublet of Zieloński.

a male surname from Ukrainian, equivalent to English Zelenskyy

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the sixth President of Ukraine.


Poroszenko

Poroszenko (nominative singular)
Poroszenkowie (nominative plural)
Poroszenki (genitive singular)
Poroszenków (genitive plural)
Poroszence (dative singular)
Poroszenkom (dative plural)
Poroszenkę (accusative singular)
Poroszenków (accusative plural)
Poroszenką (instrumental singular)
Poroszenkami (instrumental plural)
Poroszence (locative singular)
Poroszenkach (locative plural)
Poroszenko (singular vocative)
Poroszenkowie (plural vocative)

/pɔ.rɔˈʂɛŋ.kɔ/

Borrowed from Ukrainian Пороше́нко (Porošénko).

a male surname from Ukrainian, equivalent to English Poroshenko


Proll

cs-proper noun

Proll m anim (female equivalent Prollová)

Prollová (feminine)
Proll (nominative singular)
Prollové (nominative plural)
Prolla (genitive singular)
Prollů (genitive plural)
Prollovi (dative singular)
Prollům (dative plural)
Prolla (accusative singular)
Prolly (accusative plural)
Prolle (singular vocative)
Prollové (plural vocative)
Prollovi (locative singular)
Prollech (locative plural)
Prollem (instrumental singular)
Prolly (instrumental plural)


Husa

Husová (feminine)
Husa (nominative singular)
Husové (nominative plural)
Husy (genitive singular)
Husů (genitive plural)
Husovi (dative singular)
Husům (dative plural)
Husu (accusative singular)
Husy (accusative plural)
Huso (singular vocative)
Husové (plural vocative)
Husovi (locative singular)
Husech (locative plural)
Husou (instrumental singular)
Husy (instrumental plural)


Ó hOdhráin

→ English: Horan

A patronymic surname from Ó "Descendant" + Odhráin "of Odhrán", literally “son of Odhrán”.

a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Odhráin


Mnichowski

pl-proper noun

Mnichowski m pers (female equivalent Mnichowska)

Mnichowska (feminine)
Mnichowski (nominative singular)
Mnichowscy (nominative plural)
Mnichowskiego (genitive singular)
Mnichowskich (genitive plural)
Mnichowskiemu (dative singular)
Mnichowskim (dative plural)
Mnichowskiego (accusative singular)
Mnichowskich (accusative plural)
Mnichowskim (instrumental singular)
Mnichowskimi (instrumental plural)
Mnichowskim (locative singular)
Mnichowskich (locative plural)
Mnichowski (singular vocative)
Mnichowscy (plural vocative)


Bobrownicki

Bobrownicki m pers (female equivalent Bobrownicka)

Bobrownicka (feminine)
Bobrownicki (nominative singular)
Bobrowniccy (nominative plural)
Bobrownickiego (genitive singular)
Bobrownickich (genitive plural)
Bobrownickiemu (dative singular)
Bobrownickim (dative plural)
Bobrownickiego (accusative singular)
Bobrownickich (accusative plural)
Bobrownickim (instrumental singular)
Bobrownickimi (instrumental plural)
Bobrownickim (locative singular)
Bobrownickich (locative plural)
Bobrownicki (singular vocative)
Bobrowniccy (plural vocative)


Dębiński

Dębiński m pers (female equivalent Dębińska)

Dębińska (feminine)
Dębiński (nominative singular)
Dębińscy (nominative plural)
Dębińskiego (genitive singular)
Dębińskich (genitive plural)
Dębińskiemu (dative singular)
Dębińskim (dative plural)
Dębińskiego (accusative singular)
Dębińskich (accusative plural)
Dębińskim (instrumental singular)
Dębińskimi (instrumental plural)
Dębińskim (locative singular)
Dębińskich (locative plural)
Dębiński (singular vocative)
Dębińscy (plural vocative)

→ English: Dembinski


Dzierliński

Dzierliński m pers (female equivalent Dzierlińska)

Dzierlińska (feminine)
Dzierliński (nominative singular)
Dzierlińscy (nominative plural)
Dzierlińskiego (genitive singular)
Dzierlińskich (genitive plural)
Dzierlińskiemu (dative singular)
Dzierlińskim (dative plural)
Dzierlińskiego (accusative singular)
Dzierlińskich (accusative plural)
Dzierlińskim (instrumental singular)
Dzierlińskimi (instrumental plural)
Dzierlińskim (locative singular)
Dzierlińskich (locative plural)
Dzierliński (singular vocative)
Dzierlińscy (plural vocative)


Grabowiecki

Grabowiecki m pers (female equivalent Grabowiecka)

Grabowiecka (feminine)
Grabowiecki (nominative singular)
Grabowieccy (nominative plural)
Grabowieckiego (genitive singular)
Grabowieckich (genitive plural)
Grabowieckiemu (dative singular)
Grabowieckim (dative plural)
Grabowieckiego (accusative singular)
Grabowieckich (accusative plural)
Grabowieckim (instrumental singular)
Grabowieckimi (instrumental plural)
Grabowieckim (locative singular)
Grabowieckich (locative plural)
Grabowiecki (singular vocative)
Grabowieccy (plural vocative)


Chodnicki

Chodnicki m pers (female equivalent Chodnicka)

Chodnicka (feminine)
Chodnicki (nominative singular)
Chodniccy (nominative plural)
Chodnickiego (genitive singular)
Chodnickich (genitive plural)
Chodnickiemu (dative singular)
Chodnickim (dative plural)
Chodnickiego (accusative singular)
Chodnickich (accusative plural)
Chodnickim (instrumental singular)
Chodnickimi (instrumental plural)
Chodnickim (locative singular)
Chodnickich (locative plural)
Chodnicki (singular vocative)
Chodniccy (plural vocative)

From chodnik + -cki, or from a related toponym.


Grądzki

Grądzki m pers (female equivalent Grądzka)

Grądzka (feminine)
Grądzki (nominative singular)
Grądzcy (nominative plural)
Grądzkiego (genitive singular)
Grądzkich (genitive plural)
Grądzkiemu (dative singular)
Grądzkim (dative plural)
Grądzkiego (accusative singular)
Grądzkich (accusative plural)
Grądzkim (instrumental singular)
Grądzkimi (instrumental plural)
Grądzkim (locative singular)
Grądzkich (locative plural)
Grądzki (singular vocative)
Grądzcy (plural vocative)

From grąd + -ski, or from a related toponym (e.g. Grąd, Grądy).


Laurich

cs-proper noun

Laurich m anim (female equivalent Laurichová)

Laurichová (feminine)
Laurich (nominative singular)
Laurichové (nominative plural)
Lauricha (genitive singular)
Laurichů (genitive plural)
Laurichovi (dative singular)
Laurichům (dative plural)
Lauricha (accusative singular)
Laurichy (accusative plural)
Laurichu (singular vocative)
Laurichové (plural vocative)
Laurichovi (locative singular)
Lauriších (locative plural)
Laurichem (instrumental singular)
Laurichy (instrumental plural)


Juran

Juran m anim (female equivalent Juranová)

Juranová (feminine)
Juran (nominative singular)
Juranové (nominative plural)
Jurana (genitive singular)
Juranů (genitive plural)
Juranovi (dative singular)
Juranům (dative plural)
Jurana (accusative singular)
Jurany (accusative plural)
Jurane (singular vocative)
Juranové (plural vocative)
Juranovi (locative singular)
Juranech (locative plural)
Juranem (instrumental singular)
Jurany (instrumental plural)


Minka

sk-proper noun

Minka m pers (female equivalent Minková)


Bobrownik

Bobrownik (nominative singular)
Bobrownikowie (nominative plural)
Bobrownika (genitive singular)
Bobrowników (genitive plural)
Bobrownikowi (dative singular)
Bobrownikom (dative plural)
Bobrownika (accusative singular)
Bobrowników (accusative plural)
Bobrownikiem (instrumental singular)
Bobrownikami (instrumental plural)
Bobrowniku (locative singular)
Bobrownikach (locative plural)
Bobrowniku (singular vocative)
Bobrownikowie (plural vocative)

Kazimierz Rymut
pl:Barbara Czopek-Kopciuch
pl:Nazwy miejscowe Polski

From bobrownik (“beaver hunter; beaver breeder”).
* (village): calque of Old Prussian *Bebriniks or *Beb(i)rniks, from the surname of the owner.


Kwietniewski

pl-proper noun

Kwietniewski m pers (female equivalent Kwietniewska)

Kwietniewska (feminine)
Kwietniewski (nominative singular)
Kwietniewscy (nominative plural)
Kwietniewskiego (genitive singular)
Kwietniewskich (genitive plural)
Kwietniewskiemu (dative singular)
Kwietniewskim (dative plural)
Kwietniewskiego (accusative singular)
Kwietniewskich (accusative plural)
Kwietniewskim (instrumental singular)
Kwietniewskimi (instrumental plural)
Kwietniewskim (locative singular)
Kwietniewskich (locative plural)
Kwietniewski (singular vocative)
Kwietniewscy (plural vocative)

A habitational surname from Kwietniewo (“former village in gmina Płońsk, Ciechanów Voivodeship”) + -ski (suffix forming surnames).

af

Ciechanów Voivodeship
habitational surname


Zámečník

cs-proper noun

Zámečník m anim (female equivalent Zámečníková)

Zámečníková (feminine)
Zámečník (nominative singular)
Zámečníkové (nominative plural)
Zámečníka (genitive singular)
Zámečníků (genitive plural)
Zámečníkovi (dative singular)
Zámečníkům (dative plural)
Zámečníka (accusative singular)
Zámečníky (accusative plural)
Zámečníku (singular vocative)
Zámečníkové (plural vocative)
Zámečníkovi (locative singular)
Zámečnících (locative plural)
Zámečníkem (instrumental singular)
Zámečníky (instrumental plural)

From zámečník (“locksmith”), from zámek (“lock”) + -ník.


Lhota

Lhota m anim (female equivalent Lhotová)

Lhotová (feminine)
Lhota (nominative singular)
Lhotové (nominative plural)
Lhoty (genitive singular)
Lhotů (genitive plural)
Lhotovi (dative singular)
Lhotům (dative plural)
Lhotu (accusative singular)
Lhoty (accusative plural)
Lhoto (singular vocative)
Lhotové (plural vocative)
Lhotovi (locative singular)
Lhotech (locative plural)
Lhotou (instrumental singular)
Lhoty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech lhóta or lhota. Doublet of lhůta f (“period, term, deadline”).


Mokoš

sk-proper noun

Mokoš m pers (female equivalent Mokošová)

Learned borrowing from Russian Мо́кошь (Mókošʹ), from Old East Slavic Мокошь (Mokošĭ), from Proto-Slavic *Mokošь.


Zatsepin

A male surname from Russian, feminine equivalent Zatsepina


Radoň

cs-proper noun

Radoň m anim (female equivalent Radoňová)

Radoňová (feminine)
Radoň (nominative singular)
Radoňové (nominative plural)
Radoně (genitive singular)
Radoňů (genitive plural)
Radoňovi (dative singular)
Radoňům (dative plural)
Radoně (accusative singular)
Radoně (accusative plural)
Radoni (singular vocative)
Radoňové (plural vocative)
Radoňovi (locative singular)
Radoních (locative plural)
Radoněm (instrumental singular)
Radoni (instrumental plural)


Vycpálek

Vycpálek m anim (female equivalent Vycpálková)

Vycpálková (feminine)
Vycpálek (nominative singular)
Vycpálkové (nominative plural)
Vycpálka (genitive singular)
Vycpálků (genitive plural)
Vycpálkovi (dative singular)
Vycpálkům (dative plural)
Vycpálka (accusative singular)
Vycpálky (accusative plural)
Vycpálku (singular vocative)
Vycpálkové (plural vocative)
Vycpálkovi (locative singular)
Vycpálcích (locative plural)
Vycpálkem (instrumental singular)
Vycpálky (instrumental plural)


Tadevosjan

Tadevosjan m anim (female equivalent Tadevosjanová)

Borrowed from Armenian Թադեւոսյան (Tʻadewosyan).


Tym

Tym (nominative singular)
Tymowie (nominative plural)
Tyma (genitive singular)
Tymów (genitive plural)
Tymowi (dative singular)
Tymom (dative plural)
Tyma (accusative singular)
Tymów (accusative plural)
Tymem (instrumental singular)
Tymami (instrumental plural)
Tymie (locative singular)
Tymach (locative plural)
Tymie (singular vocative)
Tymowie (plural vocative)


Naar

Naarová (feminine)
Naar (nominative singular)
Naarové (nominative plural)
Naara (genitive singular)
Naarů (genitive plural)
Naarovi (dative singular)
Naarům (dative plural)
Naara (accusative singular)
Naary (accusative plural)
Naare (singular vocative)
Naarové (plural vocative)
Naarovi (locative singular)
Naarech (locative plural)
Naarem (instrumental singular)
Naary (instrumental plural)


Tuła

Tuła (nominative singular)
Tułowie (nominative plural)
Tuły (genitive singular)
Tułów (genitive plural)
Tule (dative singular)
Tułom (dative plural)
Tułę (accusative singular)
Tułów (accusative plural)
Tułą (instrumental singular)
Tułami (instrumental plural)
Tule (locative singular)
Tułach (locative plural)
Tuło (singular vocative)
Tułowie (plural vocative)


Kraček

Kraček m anim (female equivalent Kračková)


Jabłonka

Jabłonka (nominative singular)
Jabłonkowie (nominative plural)
Jabłonki (genitive singular)
Jabłonków (genitive plural)
Jabłonce (dative singular)
Jabłonkom (dative plural)
Jabłonkę (accusative singular)
Jabłonków (accusative plural)
Jabłonką (instrumental singular)
Jabłonkami (instrumental plural)
Jabłonce (locative singular)
Jabłonkach (locative plural)
Jabłonko (singular vocative)
Jabłonkowie (plural vocative)


Wytrykowski

pl-proper noun

Wytrykowski m pers (female equivalent Wytrykowska)

Wytrykowska (feminine)
Wytrykowski (nominative singular)
Wytrykowscy (nominative plural)
Wytrykowskiego (genitive singular)
Wytrykowskich (genitive plural)
Wytrykowskiemu (dative singular)
Wytrykowskim (dative plural)
Wytrykowskiego (accusative singular)
Wytrykowskich (accusative plural)
Wytrykowskim (instrumental singular)
Wytrykowskimi (instrumental plural)
Wytrykowskim (locative singular)
Wytrykowskich (locative plural)
Wytrykowski (singular vocative)
Wytrykowscy (plural vocative)

desc

→ English: (Canada, United States) Wytrychowski


Меньков

ru-proper noun+

Менько́в • (Menʹkóv) m inan (genitive Менько́ва, feminine Менько́ва)

Менько́в (canonical)
Menʹkóv (romanization)
Менько́ва (genitive)
Менько́ва (feminine)
Менько́в (masculine nominative)
Менько́ва (feminine nominative)
Менько́вы (nominative plural)
Менько́ва (genitive masculine)
Менько́вой (feminine genitive)
Менько́вых (genitive plural)
Менько́ву (dative masculine)
Менько́вой (dative feminine)
Менько́вым (dative plural)
Менько́ва (accusative masculine)
Менько́ву (accusative feminine)
Менько́вых (accusative plural)
Менько́вым (instrumental masculine)
Менько́вой (feminine instrumental)
Менько́вою (feminine instrumental rare)
Менько́выми (instrumental plural)
Менько́ве (masculine prepositional)
Менько́вой (feminine prepositional)
Менько́вых (plural prepositional)

Менько́ва Менькова#Russian

a male surname, Menkov, feminine equivalent Менько́ва (Menʹkóva)


Шульгин

Шульги́н • (Šulʹgín) m inan (genitive Шульги́на, feminine Шульги́на)

Шульги́н (canonical)
Šulʹgín (romanization)
Шульги́на (genitive)
Шульги́на (feminine)
Шульги́н (masculine nominative)
Шульгина́ (feminine nominative)
Шульгины́ (nominative plural)
Шульгина́ (genitive masculine)
Шульгино́й (feminine genitive)
Шульгины́х (genitive plural)
Шульгину́ (dative masculine)
Шульгино́й (dative feminine)
Шульгины́м (dative plural)
Шульгина́ (accusative masculine)
Шульгину́ (accusative feminine)
Шульгины́х (accusative plural)
Шульгины́м (instrumental masculine)
Шульгино́й (feminine instrumental)
Шульгино́ю (feminine instrumental rare)
Шульгины́ми (instrumental plural)
Шульгине́ (masculine prepositional)
Шульгино́й (feminine prepositional)
Шульгины́х (plural prepositional)

→ English: Shulgin

→ French: Choulguine

→ Polish: Szulgin

→ Ukrainian: Шульгі́н (Šulʹhín)

Шу́льга (Šúlʹga) + -и́н (-ín)

suf

Шу́льга (Šúlʹga) + -и́н (-ín)

Шульги́на Шульгина#Russian

a male surname, Shulgin, originating as a patronymic, feminine equivalent Шульги́на (Šulʹgína)


Потанин

ru-proper noun+

Пота́нин • (Potánin) m inan (genitive Пота́нина, feminine Пота́нина)

Пота́нин (canonical)
Potánin (romanization)
Пота́нина (genitive)
Пота́нина (feminine)
Пота́нин (masculine nominative)
Пота́нина (feminine nominative)
Пота́нины (nominative plural)
Пота́нина (genitive masculine)
Пота́ниной (feminine genitive)
Пота́ниных (genitive plural)
Пота́нину (dative masculine)
Пота́ниной (dative feminine)
Пота́ниным (dative plural)
Пота́нина (accusative masculine)
Пота́нину (accusative feminine)
Пота́ниных (accusative plural)
Пота́ниным (instrumental masculine)
Пота́ниной (feminine instrumental)
Пота́ниною (feminine instrumental rare)
Пота́ниными (instrumental plural)
Пота́нине (masculine prepositional)
Пота́ниной (feminine prepositional)
Пота́ниных (plural prepositional)

→ English: Potanin

→ French: Potanine

→ Ukrainian: Пота́нін (Potánin)

Пота́нина Потанина#Russian

a male surname, Potanin, feminine equivalent Пота́нина (Potánina)


Магомедов

Магоме́дов • (Magomédov) m inan (genitive Магоме́дова, feminine Магоме́дова)

Магоме́дов (canonical)
Magomédov (romanization)
Магоме́дова (genitive)
Магоме́дова (feminine)
Магоме́дов (masculine nominative)
Магоме́дова (feminine nominative)
Магоме́довы (nominative plural)
Магоме́дова (genitive masculine)
Магоме́довой (feminine genitive)
Магоме́довых (genitive plural)
Магоме́дову (dative masculine)
Магоме́довой (dative feminine)
Магоме́довым (dative plural)
Магоме́дова (accusative masculine)
Магоме́дову (accusative feminine)
Магоме́довых (accusative plural)
Магоме́довым (instrumental masculine)
Магоме́довой (feminine instrumental)
Магоме́довою (feminine instrumental rare)
Магоме́довыми (instrumental plural)
Магоме́дове (masculine prepositional)
Магоме́довой (feminine prepositional)
Магоме́довых (plural prepositional)

Магоме́д (Magoméd, “Muhammad”) + -ов (-ov).

suf

Магоме́дова Магомедова#Russian

a male surname, Magomedov, originating as a patronymic, feminine equivalent Магоме́дова (Magomédova)

ru:Магомедов


Пушилин

ru-proper noun+

Пуши́лин • (Pušílin) m inan (genitive Пуши́лина, feminine Пуши́лина)

Пуши́лин (canonical)
Pušílin (romanization)
Пуши́лина (genitive)
Пуши́лина (feminine)
Пуши́лин (masculine nominative)
Пуши́лина (feminine nominative)
Пуши́лины (nominative plural)
Пуши́лина (genitive masculine)
Пуши́линой (feminine genitive)
Пуши́линых (genitive plural)
Пуши́лину (dative masculine)
Пуши́линой (dative feminine)
Пуши́линым (dative plural)
Пуши́лина (accusative masculine)
Пуши́лину (accusative feminine)
Пуши́линых (accusative plural)
Пуши́линым (instrumental masculine)
Пуши́линой (feminine instrumental)
Пуши́линою (feminine instrumental rare)
Пуши́лиными (instrumental plural)
Пуши́лине (masculine prepositional)
Пуши́линой (feminine prepositional)
Пуши́линых (plural prepositional)

→ English: Pushilin

→ French: Pouchiline

→ Polish: Puszylin

→ Ukrainian: Пуши́лін (Pušýlin)

Пуши́лина Пушилина#Russian

a male surname, Pushilin, feminine equivalent Пуши́лина (Pušílina)


Křap

Křapová (feminine)
Křap (nominative singular)
Křapové (nominative plural)
Křapa (genitive singular)
Křapů (genitive plural)
Křapovi (dative singular)
Křapům (dative plural)
Křapa (accusative singular)
Křapy (accusative plural)
Křape (singular vocative)
Křapové (plural vocative)
Křapovi (locative singular)
Křapech (locative plural)
Křapem (instrumental singular)
Křapy (instrumental plural)


Křáp

Křápová (feminine)
Křáp (nominative singular)
Křápové (nominative plural)
Křápa (genitive singular)
Křápů (genitive plural)
Křápovi (dative singular)
Křápům (dative plural)
Křápa (accusative singular)
Křápy (accusative plural)
Křápe (singular vocative)
Křápové (plural vocative)
Křápovi (locative singular)
Křápech (locative plural)
Křápem (instrumental singular)
Křápy (instrumental plural)


Bartnicki

pl-proper noun

Bartnicki m pers (female equivalent Bartnicka)

Bartnicka (feminine)
Bartnicki (nominative singular)
Bartniccy (nominative plural)
Bartnickiego (genitive singular)
Bartnickich (genitive plural)
Bartnickiemu (dative singular)
Bartnickim (dative plural)
Bartnickiego (accusative singular)
Bartnickich (accusative plural)
Bartnickim (instrumental singular)
Bartnickimi (instrumental plural)
Bartnickim (locative singular)
Bartnickich (locative plural)
Bartnicki (singular vocative)
Bartniccy (plural vocative)


Korwin

Korwin (nominative singular)
Korwinowie (nominative plural)
Korwina (genitive singular)
Korwinów (genitive plural)
Korwinowi (dative singular)
Korwinom (dative plural)
Korwina (accusative singular)
Korwinów (accusative plural)
Korwinem (instrumental singular)
Korwinami (instrumental plural)
Korwinie (locative singular)
Korwinach (locative plural)
Korwinie (singular vocative)
Korwinowie (plural vocative)


Αλεξόπουλος

head

Αλεξόπουλος • (Alexópoulos) m (feminine Αλεξοπούλου)

Alexópoulos (romanization)
Αλεξοπούλου (feminine)
Αλεξόπουλος (nominative singular)
Αλεξόπουλοι (nominative plural)
Αλεξόπουλου (genitive singular)
Αλεξοπούλου (genitive singular)
Αλεξόπουλων (genitive plural)
Αλεξοπούλων (genitive plural)
Αλεξόπουλο (accusative singular)
Αλεξόπουλους (accusative plural)
Αλεξοπούλους (accusative plural)
Αλεξόπουλε (singular vocative)
Αλεξόπουλοι (plural vocative)
or archaic.

el-decl-noun

Αλεξόπουλους

Αλεξοπούλους

Α‧λε‧ξό‧που‧λος

From Αλέξιος (Aléxios, “Alexius”) + -όπουλος (-ópoulos, “son of”).


Πανταζής

head

Πανταζής • (Pantazís) m (feminine Πανταζή)

Pantazís (romanization)
Πανταζή (feminine)
Πανταζής (nominative singular)
Πανταζήδες (nominative plural)
Πανταζή (genitive singular)
Πανταζήδων (genitive plural)
Πανταζή (accusative singular)
Πανταζήδες (accusative plural)
Πανταζή (singular vocative)
Πανταζήδες (plural vocative)


Dmitriev

Borrowed from Russian Дмитриев (Dmitrijev).

bor+

A male surname from Russian, feminine equivalent Dmitrieva.


Lisoň

sk-proper noun

Lisoň m pers (female equivalent Lisoňová)


Bańko

Bańko (nominative singular)
Bańkowie (nominative plural)
Bańki (genitive singular)
Bańków (genitive plural)
Bańce (dative singular)
Bańkom (dative plural)
Bańkę (accusative singular)
Bańków (accusative plural)
Bańką (instrumental singular)
Bańkami (instrumental plural)
Bańce (locative singular)
Bańkach (locative plural)
Bańko (singular vocative)
Bańkowie (plural vocative)


Mleczko

Mleczko (nominative singular)
Mleczkowie (nominative plural)
Mleczki (genitive singular)
Mleczków (genitive plural)
Mleczce (dative singular)
Mleczkom (dative plural)
Mleczkę (accusative singular)
Mleczków (accusative plural)
Mleczką (instrumental singular)
Mleczkami (instrumental plural)
Mleczce (locative singular)
Mleczkach (locative plural)
Mleczko (singular vocative)
Mleczkowie (plural vocative)


Kościuszko

pl-prop

Kościuszko m pers (related adjective kościuszkowski)

kościuszkowski (adjective)
Kościuszko (nominative singular)
Kościuszkowie (nominative plural)
Kościuszki (genitive singular)
Kościuszków (genitive plural)
Kościuszce (dative singular)
Kościuszkom (dative plural)
Kościuszkę (accusative singular)
Kościuszków (accusative plural)
Kościuszką (instrumental singular)
Kościuszkami (instrumental plural)
Kościuszce (locative singular)
Kościuszkach (locative plural)
Kościuszko (singular vocative)
Kościuszkowie (plural vocative)

/kɔɕˈt͡ɕuʂ.kɔ/


Mleko

Mleko (nominative singular)
Mlekowie (nominative plural)
Mleki (genitive singular)
Mleków (genitive plural)
Mlece (dative singular)
Mlekom (dative plural)
Mlekę (accusative singular)
Mleków (accusative plural)
Mleką (instrumental singular)
Mlekami (instrumental plural)
Mlece (locative singular)
Mlekach (locative plural)
Mleko (singular vocative)
Mlekowie (plural vocative)


Staśko

Staśko (nominative singular)
Staśkowie (nominative plural)
Staśki (genitive singular)
Staśków (genitive plural)
Staśce (dative singular)
Staśkom (dative plural)
Staśkę (accusative singular)
Staśków (accusative plural)
Staśką (instrumental singular)
Staśkami (instrumental plural)
Staśce (locative singular)
Staśkach (locative plural)
Staśko (singular vocative)
Staśkowie (plural vocative)


Jasieński

Jasieński m pers (female equivalent Jasieńska)

Jasieńska (feminine)
Jasieński (nominative singular)
Jasieńscy (nominative plural)
Jasieńskiego (genitive singular)
Jasieńskich (genitive plural)
Jasieńskiemu (dative singular)
Jasieńskim (dative plural)
Jasieńskiego (accusative singular)
Jasieńskich (accusative plural)
Jasieńskim (instrumental singular)
Jasieńskimi (instrumental plural)
Jasieńskim (locative singular)
Jasieńskich (locative plural)
Jasieński (singular vocative)
Jasieńscy (plural vocative)


Szmit

Szmit (nominative singular)
Szmitowie (nominative plural)
Szmita (genitive singular)
Szmitów (genitive plural)
Szmitowi (dative singular)
Szmitom (dative plural)
Szmita (accusative singular)
Szmitów (accusative plural)
Szmitem (instrumental singular)
Szmitami (instrumental plural)
Szmicie (locative singular)
Szmitach (locative plural)
Szmicie (singular vocative)
Szmitowie (plural vocative)


Szmidt

Szmidt (nominative singular)
Szmidtowie (nominative plural)
Szmidta (genitive singular)
Szmidtów (genitive plural)
Szmidtowi (dative singular)
Szmidtom (dative plural)
Szmidta (accusative singular)
Szmidtów (accusative plural)
Szmidtem (instrumental singular)
Szmidtami (instrumental plural)
Szmidcie (locative singular)
Szmidtach (locative plural)
Szmidcie (singular vocative)
Szmidtowie (plural vocative)


Szumacher

Szumacher (nominative singular)
Szumacherowie (nominative plural)
Szumachera (genitive singular)
Szumacherów (genitive plural)
Szumacherowi (dative singular)
Szumacherom (dative plural)
Szumachera (accusative singular)
Szumacherów (accusative plural)
Szumacherem (instrumental singular)
Szumacherami (instrumental plural)
Szumacherze (locative singular)
Szumacherach (locative plural)
Szumacherze (singular vocative)
Szumacherowie (plural vocative)


Zygier

Zygier (nominative singular)
Zygierowie (nominative plural)
Zygiera (genitive singular)
Zygierów (genitive plural)
Zygierowi (dative singular)
Zygierom (dative plural)
Zygiera (accusative singular)
Zygierów (accusative plural)
Zygierem (instrumental singular)
Zygierami (instrumental plural)
Zygierze (locative singular)
Zygierach (locative plural)
Zygierze (singular vocative)
Zygierowie (plural vocative)


Szmid

Szmid (nominative singular)
Szmidowie (nominative plural)
Szmida (genitive singular)
Szmidów (genitive plural)
Szmidowi (dative singular)
Szmidom (dative plural)
Szmida (accusative singular)
Szmidów (accusative plural)
Szmidem (instrumental singular)
Szmidami (instrumental plural)
Szmidzie (locative singular)
Szmidach (locative plural)
Szmidzie (singular vocative)
Szmidowie (plural vocative)


Kofroň

cs-proper noun

Kofroň m anim (female equivalent Kofroňová)

Kofroňová (feminine)
Kofroň (nominative singular)
Kofroňové (nominative plural)
Kofroně (genitive singular)
Kofroňů (genitive plural)
Kofroňovi (dative singular)
Kofroňům (dative plural)
Kofroně (accusative singular)
Kofroně (accusative plural)
Kofroni (singular vocative)
Kofroňové (plural vocative)
Kofroňovi (locative singular)
Kofroních (locative plural)
Kofroněm (instrumental singular)
Kofroni (instrumental plural)


Sedloň

Sedloň m anim (female equivalent Sedloňová)

Sedloňová (feminine)
Sedloň (nominative singular)
Sedloňové (nominative plural)
Sedloně (genitive singular)
Sedloňů (genitive plural)
Sedloňovi (dative singular)
Sedloňům (dative plural)
Sedloně (accusative singular)
Sedloně (accusative plural)
Sedloni (singular vocative)
Sedloňové (plural vocative)
Sedloňovi (locative singular)
Sedloních (locative plural)
Sedloněm (instrumental singular)
Sedloni (instrumental plural)


Šik

Šiková (feminine)
Šik (nominative singular)
Šikové (nominative plural)
Šika (genitive singular)
Šiků (genitive plural)
Šikovi (dative singular)
Šikům (dative plural)
Šika (accusative singular)
Šiky (accusative plural)
Šiku (singular vocative)
Šikové (plural vocative)
Šikovi (locative singular)
Šicích (locative plural)
Šikem (instrumental singular)
Šiky (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from both senses of the German surname Schick. Compare also Shick, Sick.


Maksym

pl-prop

Maksym m pers (female equivalent Maksyma)

Maksyma (feminine)
Maksym (nominative singular)
Maksymowie (nominative plural)
Maksyma (genitive singular)
Maksymów (genitive plural)
Maksymowi (dative singular)
Maksymom (dative plural)
Maksyma (accusative singular)
Maksymów (accusative plural)
Maksymem (instrumental singular)
Maksymami (instrumental plural)
Maksymie (locative singular)
Maksymach (locative plural)
Maksymie (singular vocative)
Maksymowie (plural vocative)


Sanok

Sanok (nominative singular)
Sanokowie (nominative plural)
Sanoka (genitive singular)
Sanoków (genitive plural)
Sanokowi (dative singular)
Sanokom (dative plural)
Sanoka (accusative singular)
Sanoków (accusative plural)
Sanokiem (instrumental singular)
Sanokami (instrumental plural)
Sanoku (locative singular)
Sanokach (locative plural)
Sanoku (singular vocative)
Sanokowie (plural vocative)


Gellner

cs-proper noun

Gellner m anim (female equivalent Gellnerová)

Gellnerová (feminine)
Gellner (nominative singular)
Gellnerové (nominative plural)
Gellnera (genitive singular)
Gellnerů (genitive plural)
Gellnerovi (dative singular)
Gellnerům (dative plural)
Gellnera (accusative singular)
Gellnery (accusative plural)
Gellnere (singular vocative)
Gellnerové (plural vocative)
Gellnerovi (locative singular)
Gellnerech (locative plural)
Gellnerem (instrumental singular)
Gellnery (instrumental plural)