Dufek

Dufek m anim (female equivalent Dufková)

Dufková (feminine)
Dufek (nominative singular)
Dufkové (nominative plural)
Dufka (genitive singular)
Dufků (genitive plural)
Dufkovi (dative singular)
Dufkům (dative plural)
Dufka (accusative singular)
Dufky (accusative plural)
Dufku (singular vocative)
Dufkové (plural vocative)
Dufkovi (locative singular)
Dufcích (locative plural)
Dufkem (instrumental singular)
Dufky (instrumental plural)


Bednář

cs-proper noun

Bednář m anim (female equivalent Bednářová)

Bednářová (feminine)
Bednář (nominative singular)
Bednářové (nominative plural)
Bednáře (genitive singular)
Bednářů (genitive plural)
Bednářovi (dative singular)
Bednářům (dative plural)
Bednáře (accusative singular)
Bednáře (accusative plural)
Bednáři (singular vocative)
Bednářové (plural vocative)
Bednářovi (locative singular)
Bednářích (locative plural)
Bednářem (instrumental singular)
Bednáři (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an occupation


Kaňa

Kaňová (feminine)
Kaňa (nominative singular)
Kaňové (nominative plural)
Kani (genitive singular)
Kaňů (genitive plural)
Kaňovi (dative singular)
Kaňům (dative plural)
Kaňu (accusative singular)
Kani (accusative plural)
Kaňo (singular vocative)
Kaňové (plural vocative)
Kaňovi (locative singular)
Kaních (locative plural)
Kaňou (instrumental singular)
Kani (instrumental plural)


Málek

Málek m anim (female equivalent Málková)

Málková (feminine)
Málek (nominative singular)
Málkové (nominative plural)
Málka (genitive singular)
Málků (genitive plural)
Málkovi (dative singular)
Málkům (dative plural)
Málka (accusative singular)
Málky (accusative plural)
Málku (singular vocative)
Málkové (plural vocative)
Málkovi (locative singular)
Málcích (locative plural)
Málkem (instrumental singular)
Málky (instrumental plural)


Bednařík

Bednařík m anim (female equivalent Bednaříková)

Bednaříková (feminine)
Bednařík (nominative singular)
Bednaříkové (nominative plural)
Bednaříka (genitive singular)
Bednaříků (genitive plural)
Bednaříkovi (dative singular)
Bednaříkům (dative plural)
Bednaříka (accusative singular)
Bednaříky (accusative plural)
Bednaříku (singular vocative)
Bednaříkové (plural vocative)
Bednaříkovi (locative singular)
Bednařících (locative plural)
Bednaříkem (instrumental singular)
Bednaříky (instrumental plural)


Divila

Divila m anim (female equivalent Divilová)

Divilová (feminine)
Divila (nominative singular)
Divilové (nominative plural)
Divily (genitive singular)
Divilů (genitive plural)
Divilovi (dative singular)
Divilům (dative plural)
Divilu (accusative singular)
Divily (accusative plural)
Divilo (singular vocative)
Divilové (plural vocative)
Divilovi (locative singular)
Divilech (locative plural)
Divilou (instrumental singular)
Divily (instrumental plural)


Kaluga

Kaluga (nominative singular)
Kalugowie (nominative plural)
Kalugi (genitive singular)
Kalugów (genitive plural)
Kaludze (dative singular)
Kalugom (dative plural)
Kalugę (accusative singular)
Kalugów (accusative plural)
Kalugą (instrumental singular)
Kalugami (instrumental plural)
Kaludze (locative singular)
Kalugach (locative plural)
Kalugo (singular vocative)
Kalugowie (plural vocative)


Papas

Papas m anim (female equivalent Papasová)

Papasová (feminine)
Papas (nominative singular)
Papasové (nominative plural)
Papasa (genitive singular)
Papasů (genitive plural)
Papasovi (dative singular)
Papasům (dative plural)
Papasa (accusative singular)
Papasy (accusative plural)
Papase (singular vocative)
Papasové (plural vocative)
Papasovi (locative singular)
Papasech (locative plural)
Papasem (instrumental singular)
Papasy (instrumental plural)


Panáček

Panáček m anim (female equivalent Panáčková)

Panáčková (feminine)
Panáček (nominative singular)
Panáčkové (nominative plural)
Panáčka (genitive singular)
Panáčků (genitive plural)
Panáčkovi (dative singular)
Panáčkům (dative plural)
Panáčka (accusative singular)
Panáčky (accusative plural)
Panáčku (singular vocative)
Panáčkové (plural vocative)
Panáčkovi (locative singular)
Panáčcích (locative plural)
Panáčkem (instrumental singular)
Panáčky (instrumental plural)


Sagan

Sagan (nominative singular)
Saganowie (nominative plural)
Sagana (genitive singular)
Saganów (genitive plural)
Saganowi (dative singular)
Saganom (dative plural)
Sagana (accusative singular)
Saganów (accusative plural)
Saganem (instrumental singular)
Saganami (instrumental plural)
Saganie (locative singular)
Saganach (locative plural)
Saganie (singular vocative)
Saganowie (plural vocative)


Luger

Luger m anim (female equivalent Lugerová)

Lugerová (feminine)
Luger (nominative singular)
Lugerové (nominative plural)
Lugera (genitive singular)
Lugerů (genitive plural)
Lugerovi (dative singular)
Lugerům (dative plural)
Lugera (accusative singular)
Lugery (accusative plural)
Lugere (singular vocative)
Lugerové (plural vocative)
Lugerovi (locative singular)
Lugerech (locative plural)
Lugerem (instrumental singular)
Lugery (instrumental plural)


Hlinka

Hlinka m anim (female equivalent Hlinková)

Hlinková (feminine)
Hlinka (nominative singular)
Hlinkové (nominative plural)
Hlinky (genitive singular)
Hlinků (genitive plural)
Hlinkovi (dative singular)
Hlinkům (dative plural)
Hlinku (accusative singular)
Hlinky (accusative plural)
Hlinko (singular vocative)
Hlinkové (plural vocative)
Hlinkovi (locative singular)
Hlincích (locative plural)
Hlinkou (instrumental singular)
Hlinky (instrumental plural)


Jaroš

Jaroš m anim (female equivalent Jarošová)

Jarošová (feminine)
Jaroš (nominative singular)
Jarošové (nominative plural)
Jaroše (genitive singular)
Jarošů (genitive plural)
Jarošovi (dative singular)
Jarošům (dative plural)
Jaroše (accusative singular)
Jaroše (accusative plural)
Jaroši (singular vocative)
Jarošové (plural vocative)
Jarošovi (locative singular)
Jaroších (locative plural)
Jarošem (instrumental singular)
Jaroši (instrumental plural)


Jaroš

sk-proper noun

Jaroš m pers (female equivalent Jarošová)

Jarošová (feminine)
nominative
Jaroš (singular)
Jarošovia
Jarošovci
genitive
Jaroša (singular)
Jarošov
Jarošovcov
dative
Jarošovi (singular)
Jarošom
Jarošovcom
accusative
locative
Jarošoch
Jarošovcoch
instrumental
Jarošom (singular)
Jarošmi
Jarošovcami


Węgier

Węgier (nominative singular)
Węgierowie (nominative plural)
Węgiera (genitive singular)
Węgierów (genitive plural)
Węgierowi (dative singular)
Węgierom (dative plural)
Węgiera (accusative singular)
Węgierów (accusative plural)
Węgierem (instrumental singular)
Węgierami (instrumental plural)
Węgierze (locative singular)
Węgierach (locative plural)
Węgierze (singular vocative)
Węgierowie (plural vocative)
Węgier (nominative singular)
Węgrowie (nominative plural)
Węgra (genitive singular)
Węgrów (genitive plural)
Węgrowi (dative singular)
Węgrom (dative plural)
Węgra (accusative singular)
Węgrów (accusative plural)
Węgrem (instrumental singular)
Węgrami (instrumental plural)
Węgrze (locative singular)
Węgrach (locative plural)
Węgrze (singular vocative)
Węgrowie (plural vocative)


Karol

pl-prop

Karol m pers (female equivalent Karola or Karolina, diminutive Karolek or Lolek)

Karola (feminine)
Karolina (feminine)
Karolek (diminutive)
Lolek (diminutive)
Karol (nominative singular)
Karolowie (nominative plural)
Karola (genitive singular)
Karolów (genitive plural)
Karolowi (dative singular)
Karolom (dative plural)
Karola (accusative singular)
Karolów (accusative plural)
Karolem (instrumental singular)
Karolami (instrumental plural)
Karolu (locative singular)
Karolach (locative plural)
Karolu (singular vocative)
Karolowie (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Latin Carolus. Doublet of król.


Kwok

Kwok (nominative singular)
Kwokowie (nominative plural)
Kwoka (genitive singular)
Kwoków (genitive plural)
Kwokowi (dative singular)
Kwokom (dative plural)
Kwoka (accusative singular)
Kwoków (accusative plural)
Kwokiem (instrumental singular)
Kwokami (instrumental plural)
Kwoku (locative singular)
Kwokach (locative plural)
Kwoku (singular vocative)
Kwokowie (plural vocative)


Dekan

sk-proper noun

Dekan m pers (female equivalent Dekanová)


Gan

Gan (nominative singular)
Ganowie (nominative plural)
Gana (genitive singular)
Ganów (genitive plural)
Ganowi (dative singular)
Ganom (dative plural)
Gana (accusative singular)
Ganów (accusative plural)
Ganem (instrumental singular)
Ganami (instrumental plural)
Ganie (locative singular)
Ganach (locative plural)
Ganie (singular vocative)
Ganowie (plural vocative)


Nezbeda

cs-proper noun

Nezbeda m anim (female equivalent Nezbedová)

Nezbedová (feminine)
Nezbeda (nominative singular)
Nezbedové (nominative plural)
Nezbedy (genitive singular)
Nezbedů (genitive plural)
Nezbedovi (dative singular)
Nezbedům (dative plural)
Nezbedu (accusative singular)
Nezbedy (accusative plural)
Nezbedo (singular vocative)
Nezbedové (plural vocative)
Nezbedovi (locative singular)
Nezbedech (locative plural)
Nezbedou (instrumental singular)
Nezbedy (instrumental plural)


Rigan

sk-proper noun

Rigan m pers (female equivalent Riganová)


Baránek

cs-proper noun

Baránek m anim (female equivalent Baránková)

Baránková (feminine)
Baránek (nominative singular)
Baránkové (nominative plural)
Baránka (genitive singular)
Baránků (genitive plural)
Baránkovi (dative singular)
Baránkům (dative plural)
Baránka (accusative singular)
Baránky (accusative plural)
Baránku (singular vocative)
Baránkové (plural vocative)
Baránkovi (locative singular)
Baráncích (locative plural)
Baránkem (instrumental singular)
Baránky (instrumental plural)


Klíma

Klíma m anim (female equivalent Klímová)

Klímová (feminine)
Klíma (nominative singular)
Klímové (nominative plural)
Klímy (genitive singular)
Klímů (genitive plural)
Klímovi (dative singular)
Klímům (dative plural)
Klímu (accusative singular)
Klímy (accusative plural)
Klímo (singular vocative)
Klímové (plural vocative)
Klímovi (locative singular)
Klímech (locative plural)
Klímou (instrumental singular)
Klímy (instrumental plural)


Pražák

Pražák m anim (female equivalent Pražáková)

Pražáková (feminine)
Pražák (nominative singular)
Pražákové (nominative plural)
Pražáka (genitive singular)
Pražáků (genitive plural)
Pražákovi (dative singular)
Pražákům (dative plural)
Pražáka (accusative singular)
Pražáky (accusative plural)
Pražáku (singular vocative)
Pražákové (plural vocative)
Pražákovi (locative singular)
Pražácích (locative plural)
Pražákem (instrumental singular)
Pražáky (instrumental plural)


Narożniak

Narożniak (nominative singular)
Narożniakowie (nominative plural)
Narożniaka (genitive singular)
Narożniaków (genitive plural)
Narożniakowi (dative singular)
Narożniakom (dative plural)
Narożniaka (accusative singular)
Narożniaków (accusative plural)
Narożniakiem (instrumental singular)
Narożniakami (instrumental plural)
Narożniaku (locative singular)
Narożniakach (locative plural)
Narożniaku (singular vocative)
Narożniakowie (plural vocative)


Kura

Kura (nominative singular)
Kurowie (nominative plural)
Kury (genitive singular)
Kurów (genitive plural)
Kurze (dative singular)
Kurom (dative plural)
Kurę (accusative singular)
Kurów (accusative plural)
Kurą (instrumental singular)
Kurami (instrumental plural)
Kurze (locative singular)
Kurach (locative plural)
Kuro (singular vocative)
Kurowie (plural vocative)


Leporis

Leporis m anim (female equivalent Leporisová)

Leporisová (feminine)
Leporis (nominative singular)
Leporisové (nominative plural)
Leporisa (genitive singular)
Leporisů (genitive plural)
Leporisovi (dative singular)
Leporisům (dative plural)
Leporisa (accusative singular)
Leporisy (accusative plural)
Leporise (singular vocative)
Leporisové (plural vocative)
Leporisovi (locative singular)
Leporisech (locative plural)
Leporisem (instrumental singular)
Leporisy (instrumental plural)


Homola

Homola m anim (female equivalent Homolová)

Homolová (feminine)
Homola (nominative singular)
Homolové (nominative plural)
Homoly (genitive singular)
Homolů (genitive plural)
Homolovi (dative singular)
Homolům (dative plural)
Homolu (accusative singular)
Homoly (accusative plural)
Homolo (singular vocative)
Homolové (plural vocative)
Homolovi (locative singular)
Homolech (locative plural)
Homolou (instrumental singular)
Homoly (instrumental plural)


Homola

sk-proper noun

Homola m pers (female equivalent Homolová)


Francuz

Francuz (nominative singular)
Francuzowie (nominative plural)
Francuza (genitive singular)
Francuzów (genitive plural)
Francuzowi (dative singular)
Francuzom (dative plural)
Francuza (accusative singular)
Francuzów (accusative plural)
Francuzem (instrumental singular)
Francuzami (instrumental plural)
Francuzie (locative singular)
Francuzach (locative plural)
Francuzie (singular vocative)
Francuzowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Middle High German Franzōs, Franzois(er), Franzeis(er), from Old French françois. Doublet of franca and Francja.


Davídek

cs-proper noun

Davídek m anim (possessive adjective Davídkův)

Davídkův (adjective possessive)
Davídek (nominative singular)
Davídkové (nominative plural)
Davídci (nominative plural)
Davídka (genitive singular)
Davídků (genitive plural)
Davídkovi (dative singular)
Davídku (dative singular)
Davídkům (dative plural)
Davídka (accusative singular)
Davídky (accusative plural)
Davídku (singular vocative)
Davídkové (plural vocative)
Davídci (plural vocative)
Davídkovi (locative singular)
Davídku (locative singular)
Davídcích (locative plural)
Davídkem (instrumental singular)
Davídky (instrumental plural)


Damek

Damek (nominative singular)
Damkové (nominative plural)
Damka (genitive singular)
Damků (genitive plural)
Damkovi (dative singular)
Damku (dative singular)
Damkům (dative plural)
Damka (accusative singular)
Damky (accusative plural)
Damku (singular vocative)
Damkové (plural vocative)
Damkovi (locative singular)
Damku (locative singular)
Damcích (locative plural)
Damkem (instrumental singular)
Damky (instrumental plural)


Adámek

Adámek m anim (female equivalent Adámková)

Adámková (feminine)
Adámek (nominative singular)
Adámkové (nominative plural)
Adámka (genitive singular)
Adámků (genitive plural)
Adámkovi (dative singular)
Adámkům (dative plural)
Adámka (accusative singular)
Adámky (accusative plural)
Adámku (singular vocative)
Adámkové (plural vocative)
Adámkovi (locative singular)
Adámcích (locative plural)
Adámkem (instrumental singular)
Adámky (instrumental plural)


Adámek

sk-proper noun

Adámek m pers (female equivalent Adámeková)

Adámeková (feminine)
nominative
Adámek (singular)
Adámekovia
Adámekovci
genitive
Adámeka (singular)
Adámekov
Adámekovcov
dative
Adámekovi (singular)
Adámekom
Adámekovcom
accusative
locative
Adámekoch
Adámekovcoch
instrumental
Adámekom (singular)
Adámekmi
Adámekovcami


Adaś

Adaś (nominative singular)
Adasie (nominative plural)
Adasiowie (nominative plural)
Adasia (genitive singular)
Adasiów (genitive plural)
Adasiowi (dative singular)
Adasiom (dative plural)
Adasia (accusative singular)
Adasiów (accusative plural)
Adasiem (instrumental singular)
Adasiami (instrumental plural)
Adasiu (locative singular)
Adasiach (locative plural)
Adasiu (singular vocative)
Adasie (plural vocative)
Adasiowie (plural vocative)


Simonides

Simonides m pers (female equivalent Simonidesová)


Miko

Miková (feminine)
Miko (nominative singular)
Mikové (nominative plural)
Mika (genitive singular)
Miků (genitive plural)
Mikovi (dative singular)
Mikům (dative plural)
Mika (accusative singular)
Miky (accusative plural)
Miko (singular vocative)
Mikové (plural vocative)
Mikovi (locative singular)
Micích (locative plural)
Mikem (instrumental singular)
Miky (instrumental plural)


Madzia

Madzia (nominative singular)
Madziowie (nominative plural)
Madzi (genitive singular)
Madziów (genitive plural)
Madzi (dative singular)
Madziom (dative plural)
Madzię (accusative singular)
Madziów (accusative plural)
Madzią (instrumental singular)
Madziami (instrumental plural)
Madzi (locative singular)
Madziach (locative plural)
Madziu (singular vocative)
Madziowie (plural vocative)


Čada

Čadová (feminine)
Čada (nominative singular)
Čadové (nominative plural)
Čady (genitive singular)
Čadů (genitive plural)
Čadovi (dative singular)
Čadům (dative plural)
Čadu (accusative singular)
Čady (accusative plural)
Čado (singular vocative)
Čadové (plural vocative)
Čadovi (locative singular)
Čadech (locative plural)
Čadou (instrumental singular)
Čady (instrumental plural)


Čada

Čadová (feminine)
nominative
Čada (singular)
Čadovia
Čadovci
genitive
Čadu (singular)
Čadov
Čadovcov
dative
Čadovi (singular)
Čadom
Čadovcom
accusative
locative
Čadoch
Čadovcoch
instrumental
Čadom (singular)
Čadami
Čadovcami


Sławek

Sławek (nominative singular)
Sławkowie (nominative plural)
Sławka (genitive singular)
Sławków (genitive plural)
Sławkowi (dative singular)
Sławkom (dative plural)
Sławka (accusative singular)
Sławków (accusative plural)
Sławkiem (instrumental singular)
Sławkami (instrumental plural)
Sławku (locative singular)
Sławkach (locative plural)
Sławku (singular vocative)
Sławkowie (plural vocative)


Tomek

cs-proper noun

Tomek m anim (female equivalent Tomková)

Tomková (feminine)
Tomek (nominative singular)
Tomkové (nominative plural)
Tomka (genitive singular)
Tomků (genitive plural)
Tomkovi (dative singular)
Tomkům (dative plural)
Tomka (accusative singular)
Tomky (accusative plural)
Tomku (singular vocative)
Tomkové (plural vocative)
Tomkovi (locative singular)
Tomcích (locative plural)
Tomkem (instrumental singular)
Tomky (instrumental plural)


Tomek

sk-proper noun

Tomek m pers (female equivalent Tomeková)


Janusz

Janusz (nominative singular)
Januszowie (nominative plural)
Janusza (genitive singular)
Januszów (genitive plural)
Januszowi (dative singular)
Januszom (dative plural)
Janusza (accusative singular)
Januszów (accusative plural)
Januszem (instrumental singular)
Januszami (instrumental plural)
Januszu (locative singular)
Januszach (locative plural)
Januszu (singular vocative)
Januszowie (plural vocative)


Jarek

Jarek (nominative singular)
Jarkowie (nominative plural)
Jarka (genitive singular)
Jarków (genitive plural)
Jarkowi (dative singular)
Jarkom (dative plural)
Jarka (accusative singular)
Jarków (accusative plural)
Jarkiem (instrumental singular)
Jarkami (instrumental plural)
Jarku (locative singular)
Jarkach (locative plural)
Jarku (singular vocative)
Jarkowie (plural vocative)


Kozak

Kozak (nominative singular)
Kozakowie (nominative plural)
Kozaka (genitive singular)
Kozaków (genitive plural)
Kozakowi (dative singular)
Kozakom (dative plural)
Kozaka (accusative singular)
Kozaków (accusative plural)
Kozakiem (instrumental singular)
Kozakami (instrumental plural)
Kozaku (locative singular)
Kozakach (locative plural)
Kozaku (singular vocative)
Kozakowie (plural vocative)

From kozak. Doublet of Kazach (“Kazakh”).


Schreiber

Schreiber (nominative singular)
Schreiberowie (nominative plural)
Schreibera (genitive singular)
Schreiberów (genitive plural)
Schreiberowi (dative singular)
Schreiberom (dative plural)
Schreibera (accusative singular)
Schreiberów (accusative plural)
Schreiberem (instrumental singular)
Schreiberami (instrumental plural)
Schreiberze (locative singular)
Schreiberach (locative plural)
Schreiberze (singular vocative)
Schreiberowie (plural vocative)

Unadapted borrowing from German Schreiber.


Tala

Talová (feminine)
Tala (nominative singular)
Talové (nominative plural)
Taly (genitive singular)
Talů (genitive plural)
Talovi (dative singular)
Talům (dative plural)
Talu (accusative singular)
Taly (accusative plural)
Talo (singular vocative)
Talové (plural vocative)
Talovi (locative singular)
Talech (locative plural)
Talou (instrumental singular)
Taly (instrumental plural)


Rosenbaum

cs-proper noun

Rosenbaum m anim (female equivalent Rosenbaumová)

Rosenbaumová (feminine)
Rosenbaum (nominative singular)
Rosenbaumové (nominative plural)
Rosenbauma (genitive singular)
Rosenbaumů (genitive plural)
Rosenbaumovi (dative singular)
Rosenbaumům (dative plural)
Rosenbauma (accusative singular)
Rosenbaumy (accusative plural)
Rosenbaume (singular vocative)
Rosenbaumové (plural vocative)
Rosenbaumovi (locative singular)
Rosenbaumech (locative plural)
Rosenbaumem (instrumental singular)
Rosenbaumy (instrumental plural)


Weisz

Weisz (nominative singular)
Weiszowie (nominative plural)
Weisza (genitive singular)
Weiszów (genitive plural)
Weiszowi (dative singular)
Weiszom (dative plural)
Weisza (accusative singular)
Weiszów (accusative plural)
Weiszem (instrumental singular)
Weiszami (instrumental plural)
Weiszu (locative singular)
Weiszach (locative plural)
Weiszu (singular vocative)
Weiszowie (plural vocative)


Hirschfeld

Hirschfeld m anim (female equivalent Hirschfeldová)

Hirschfeldová (feminine)
Hirschfeld (nominative singular)
Hirschfeldové (nominative plural)
Hirschfelda (genitive singular)
Hirschfeldů (genitive plural)
Hirschfeldovi (dative singular)
Hirschfeldům (dative plural)
Hirschfelda (accusative singular)
Hirschfeldy (accusative plural)
Hirschfelde (singular vocative)
Hirschfeldové (plural vocative)
Hirschfeldovi (locative singular)
Hirschfeldech (locative plural)
Hirschfeldem (instrumental singular)
Hirschfeldy (instrumental plural)


Rosenfeld

Rosenfeld m anim (female equivalent Rosenfeldová)

Rosenfeldová (feminine)
Rosenfeld (nominative singular)
Rosenfeldové (nominative plural)
Rosenfelda (genitive singular)
Rosenfeldů (genitive plural)
Rosenfeldovi (dative singular)
Rosenfeldům (dative plural)
Rosenfelda (accusative singular)
Rosenfeldy (accusative plural)
Rosenfelde (singular vocative)
Rosenfeldové (plural vocative)
Rosenfeldovi (locative singular)
Rosenfeldech (locative plural)
Rosenfeldem (instrumental singular)
Rosenfeldy (instrumental plural)


Gall

Gallová (feminine)
Gall (nominative singular)
Gallové (nominative plural)
Galla (genitive singular)
Gallů (genitive plural)
Gallovi (dative singular)
Gallům (dative plural)
Galla (accusative singular)
Gally (accusative plural)
Galle (singular vocative)
Gallové (plural vocative)
Gallovi (locative singular)
Gallech (locative plural)
Gallem (instrumental singular)
Gally (instrumental plural)


Erben

Erben (nominative singular)
Erbenové (nominative plural)
Erbena (genitive singular)
Erbenů (genitive plural)
Erbenovi (dative singular)
Erbenům (dative plural)
Erbena (accusative singular)
Erbeny (accusative plural)
Erbene (singular vocative)
Erbenové (plural vocative)
Erbenovi (locative singular)
Erbenech (locative plural)
Erbenem (instrumental singular)
Erbeny (instrumental plural)


Prokeš

Prokeš m anim (female equivalent Prokešová)

Prokešová (feminine)
Prokeš (nominative singular)
Prokešové (nominative plural)
Prokeše (genitive singular)
Prokešů (genitive plural)
Prokešovi (dative singular)
Prokešům (dative plural)
Prokeše (accusative singular)
Prokeše (accusative plural)
Prokeši (singular vocative)
Prokešové (plural vocative)
Prokešovi (locative singular)
Prokeších (locative plural)
Prokešem (instrumental singular)
Prokeši (instrumental plural)


Komárek

Komárek m anim (female equivalent Komárková)

Komárková (feminine)
Komárek (nominative singular)
Komárkové (nominative plural)
Komárka (genitive singular)
Komárků (genitive plural)
Komárkovi (dative singular)
Komárkům (dative plural)
Komárka (accusative singular)
Komárky (accusative plural)
Komárku (singular vocative)
Komárkové (plural vocative)
Komárkovi (locative singular)
Komárcích (locative plural)
Komárkem (instrumental singular)
Komárky (instrumental plural)


Γιαννάκης

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Γιαννάκης • (Giannákis) m (plural Γιαννάκηδες)

Giannákis (romanization)
Γιαννάκηδες (plural)
Γιαννάκης (nominative singular)
Γιαννάκηδες (nominative plural)
Γιαννάκη (genitive singular)
Γιαννάκηδων (genitive plural)
Γιαννάκη (accusative singular)
Γιαννάκηδες (accusative plural)
Γιαννάκη (singular vocative)
Γιαννάκηδες (plural vocative)

Γιάνν(ης) (Giánn(is), “John”) + -άκης (-ákis, diminutive suffix)

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Γιαννάκη Γιαννάκη#Greek

a male surname originating as a patronymic, feminine equivalent Γιαννάκη (Giannáki)


Prus

Prus (nominative singular)
Prusowie (nominative plural)
Prusa (genitive singular)
Prusów (genitive plural)
Prusowi (dative singular)
Prusom (dative plural)
Prusa (accusative singular)
Prusów (accusative plural)
Prusem (instrumental singular)
Prusami (instrumental plural)
Prusie (locative singular)
Prusach (locative plural)
Prusie (singular vocative)
Prusowie (plural vocative)


Olt

Oltová (feminine)
Olt (nominative singular)
Oltové (nominative plural)
Olta (genitive singular)
Oltů (genitive plural)
Oltovi (dative singular)
Oltům (dative plural)
Olta (accusative singular)
Olty (accusative plural)
Olte (singular vocative)
Oltové (plural vocative)
Oltovi (locative singular)
Oltech (locative plural)
Oltem (instrumental singular)
Olty (instrumental plural)


Just

cs-proper noun

Just m anim (female equivalent Karbanová)

Karbanová (feminine)
Just (nominative singular)
Justové (nominative plural)
Justa (genitive singular)
Justů (genitive plural)
Justovi (dative singular)
Justům (dative plural)
Justa (accusative singular)
Justy (accusative plural)
Juste (singular vocative)
Justové (plural vocative)
Justovi (locative singular)
Justech (locative plural)
Justem (instrumental singular)
Justy (instrumental plural)


Januš

Januš m anim (female equivalent Janušová)

Janušová (feminine)
Januš (nominative singular)
Janušové (nominative plural)
Januše (genitive singular)
Janušů (genitive plural)
Janušovi (dative singular)
Janušům (dative plural)
Januše (accusative singular)
Januše (accusative plural)
Januši (singular vocative)
Janušové (plural vocative)
Janušovi (locative singular)
Januších (locative plural)
Janušem (instrumental singular)
Januši (instrumental plural)


Matuška

Matuška m anim (female equivalent Matušková)

Matušková (feminine)
Matuška (nominative singular)
Matuškové (nominative plural)
Matušky (genitive singular)
Matušků (genitive plural)
Matuškovi (dative singular)
Matuškům (dative plural)
Matušku (accusative singular)
Matušky (accusative plural)
Matuško (singular vocative)
Matuškové (plural vocative)
Matuškovi (locative singular)
Matušcích (locative plural)
Matuškou (instrumental singular)
Matušky (instrumental plural)

→ English: Matuska


Folkert

Folkert m anim (female equivalent Folkertová)

Folkertová (feminine)
Folkert (nominative singular)
Folkertové (nominative plural)
Folkerta (genitive singular)
Folkertů (genitive plural)
Folkertovi (dative singular)
Folkertům (dative plural)
Folkerta (accusative singular)
Folkerty (accusative plural)
Folkerte (singular vocative)
Folkertové (plural vocative)
Folkertovi (locative singular)
Folkertech (locative plural)
Folkertem (instrumental singular)
Folkerty (instrumental plural)


Kwiatkowski

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Kwiatkowski m pers (feminine form Kwiatkowska)

Kwiatkowska (feminine)
Kwiatkowski (nominative singular)
Kwiatkowscy (nominative plural)
Kwiatkowskiego (genitive singular)
Kwiatkowskich (genitive plural)
Kwiatkowskiemu (dative singular)
Kwiatkowskim (dative plural)
Kwiatkowskiego (accusative singular)
Kwiatkowskich (accusative plural)
Kwiatkowskim (instrumental singular)
Kwiatkowskimi (instrumental plural)
Kwiatkowskim (locative singular)
Kwiatkowskich (locative plural)
Kwiatkowski (singular vocative)
Kwiatkowscy (plural vocative)

From Kwiatków or Kwiatkowo (place names) + -ski. Place names from kwiatek (“flower”).


Sopot

Sopot (nominative singular)
Sopotowie (nominative plural)
Sopota (genitive singular)
Sopotów (genitive plural)
Sopotowi (dative singular)
Sopotom (dative plural)
Sopota (accusative singular)
Sopotów (accusative plural)
Sopotem (instrumental singular)
Sopotami (instrumental plural)
Sopocie (locative singular)
Sopotach (locative plural)
Sopocie (singular vocative)
Sopotowie (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sopotъ (“place with echo, resound”), from *so(p)ti (“to wheeze, to whistle”).


Flieger

cs-proper noun

Flieger m anim (female equivalent Fliegerová)

Fliegerová (feminine)
Flieger (nominative singular)
Fliegerové (nominative plural)
Fliegera (genitive singular)
Fliegerů (genitive plural)
Fliegerovi (dative singular)
Fliegerům (dative plural)
Fliegera (accusative singular)
Fliegery (accusative plural)
Fliegere (singular vocative)
Fliegerové (plural vocative)
Fliegerovi (locative singular)
Fliegerech (locative plural)
Fliegerem (instrumental singular)
Fliegery (instrumental plural)


Wenzel

Wenzel (nominative singular)
Wenzelowie (nominative plural)
Wenzlowie (nominative plural)
Wenzela (genitive singular)
Wenzla (genitive singular)
Wenzelów (genitive plural)
Wenzlów (genitive plural)
Wenzelowi (dative singular)
Wenzlowi (dative singular)
Wenzelom (dative plural)
Wenzlom (dative plural)
Wenzela (accusative singular)
Wenzla (accusative singular)
Wenzelów (accusative plural)
Wenzlów (accusative plural)
Wenzelem (instrumental singular)
Wenzlem (instrumental singular)
Wenzelami (instrumental plural)
Wenzlami (instrumental plural)
Wenzelu (locative singular)
Wenzlu (locative singular)
Wenzelach (locative plural)
Wenzlach (locative plural)
Wenzelu (singular vocative)
Wenzlu (singular vocative)
Wenzelowie (plural vocative)
Wenzlowie (plural vocative)


Lev

Lev (nominative singular)
Lvové (nominative plural)
Lva (genitive singular)
Lvů (genitive plural)
Lvovi (dative singular)
Lvu (dative singular)
Lvům (dative plural)
Lva (accusative singular)
Lvy (accusative plural)
Lve (singular vocative)
Lvové (plural vocative)
Lvovi (locative singular)
Lvu (locative singular)
Lvech (locative plural)
Lvem (instrumental singular)
Lvy (instrumental plural)

a male surname transferred from the given name


Komorowski

pl-proper noun

Komorowski m pers (female equivalent Komorowska)

Komorowska (feminine)
Komorowski (nominative singular)
Komorowscy (nominative plural)
Komorowskiego (genitive singular)
Komorowskich (genitive plural)
Komorowskiemu (dative singular)
Komorowskim (dative plural)
Komorowskiego (accusative singular)
Komorowskich (accusative plural)
Komorowskim (instrumental singular)
Komorowskimi (instrumental plural)
Komorowskim (locative singular)
Komorowskich (locative plural)
Komorowski (singular vocative)
Komorowscy (plural vocative)

From Komorowo or Komorów (place names) + -ski. Place names from Old Polish komor (“mosquito”).


Kelemen

cs-proper noun

Kelemen m anim (female equivalent Kelemenová)

Kelemenová (feminine)
Kelemen (nominative singular)
Kelemenové (nominative plural)
Kelemena (genitive singular)
Kelemenů (genitive plural)
Kelemenovi (dative singular)
Kelemenům (dative plural)
Kelemena (accusative singular)
Kelemeny (accusative plural)
Kelemene (singular vocative)
Kelemenové (plural vocative)
Kelemenovi (locative singular)
Kelemenech (locative plural)
Kelemenem (instrumental singular)
Kelemeny (instrumental plural)


Stasik

Stasik (nominative singular)
Stasikowie (nominative plural)
Stasika (genitive singular)
Stasików (genitive plural)
Stasikowi (dative singular)
Stasikom (dative plural)
Stasika (accusative singular)
Stasików (accusative plural)
Stasikiem (instrumental singular)
Stasikami (instrumental plural)
Stasiku (locative singular)
Stasikach (locative plural)
Stasiku (singular vocative)
Stasikowie (plural vocative)


Jaz

Jaz (nominative singular)
Jazowie (nominative plural)
Jaza (genitive singular)
Jazów (genitive plural)
Jazowi (dative singular)
Jazom (dative plural)
Jaza (accusative singular)
Jazów (accusative plural)
Jazem (instrumental singular)
Jazami (instrumental plural)
Jazie (locative singular)
Jazach (locative plural)
Jazie (singular vocative)
Jazowie (plural vocative)


Αγγέλου

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Αγγέλου • (Angélou) m or f (indeclinable)

Formal genitive singular of Άγγελος (Ángelos), as in ἄγγελος (ángelos) (άγγελος (ángelos, “angel”)).


Toms

Tomsová (feminine)
Toms (nominative singular)
Tomsové (nominative plural)
Tomsa (genitive singular)
Tomsů (genitive plural)
Tomsovi (dative singular)
Tomsům (dative plural)
Tomsa (accusative singular)
Tomsy (accusative plural)
Tomse (singular vocative)
Tomsové (plural vocative)
Tomsovi (locative singular)
Tomsech (locative plural)
Tomsem (instrumental singular)
Tomsy (instrumental plural)


Gil

Gil (nominative singular)
Gilowie (nominative plural)
Gila (genitive singular)
Gilów (genitive plural)
Gilowi (dative singular)
Gilom (dative plural)
Gila (accusative singular)
Gilów (accusative plural)
Gilem (instrumental singular)
Gilami (instrumental plural)
Gilu (locative singular)
Gilach (locative plural)
Gilu (singular vocative)
Gilowie (plural vocative)


Denemark

cs-proper noun

Denemark m anim (female equivalent Denemarková)

Denemarková (feminine)
Denemark (nominative singular)
Denemarkové (nominative plural)
Denemarka (genitive singular)
Denemarků (genitive plural)
Denemarkovi (dative singular)
Denemarkům (dative plural)
Denemarka (accusative singular)
Denemarky (accusative plural)
Denemarku (singular vocative)
Denemarkové (plural vocative)
Denemarkovi (locative singular)
Denemarcích (locative plural)
Denemarkem (instrumental singular)
Denemarky (instrumental plural)


Gala

Galová (feminine)
Gala (nominative singular)
Galové (nominative plural)
Galy (genitive singular)
Galů (genitive plural)
Galovi (dative singular)
Galům (dative plural)
Galu (accusative singular)
Galy (accusative plural)
Galo (singular vocative)
Galové (plural vocative)
Galovi (locative singular)
Galech (locative plural)
Galou (instrumental singular)
Galy (instrumental plural)


Gala

Gala (nominative singular)
Galowie (nominative plural)
Gali (genitive singular)
Galów (genitive plural)
Gali (dative singular)
Galom (dative plural)
Galę (accusative singular)
Galów (accusative plural)
Galą (instrumental singular)
Galami (instrumental plural)
Gali (locative singular)
Galach (locative plural)
Galo (singular vocative)
Galowie (plural vocative)


Nobel

Nobel (nominative singular)
Noblowie (nominative plural)
Nobla (genitive singular)
Noblów (genitive plural)
Noblowi (dative singular)
Noblom (dative plural)
Nobla (accusative singular)
Noblów (accusative plural)
Noblem (instrumental singular)
Noblami (instrumental plural)
Noblu (locative singular)
Noblach (locative plural)
Noblu (singular vocative)
Noblowie (plural vocative)


Dubaj

sk-proper noun

Dubaj m pers (female equivalent Dubajová)


Saxa

Saxová (feminine)
Saxa (nominative singular)
Saxové (nominative plural)
Saxy (genitive singular)
Saxů (genitive plural)
Saxovi (dative singular)
Saxům (dative plural)
Saxu (accusative singular)
Saxy (accusative plural)
Saxo (singular vocative)
Saxové (plural vocative)
Saxovi (locative singular)
Saxech (locative plural)
Saxou (instrumental singular)
Saxy (instrumental plural)


Pal

Pal (nominative singular)
Palowie (nominative plural)
Pala (genitive singular)
Palów (genitive plural)
Palowi (dative singular)
Palom (dative plural)
Pala (accusative singular)
Palów (accusative plural)
Palem (instrumental singular)
Palami (instrumental plural)
Palu (locative singular)
Palach (locative plural)
Palu (singular vocative)
Palowie (plural vocative)


Mikus

Mikus (nominative singular)
Mikusowie (nominative plural)
Mikusa (genitive singular)
Mikusów (genitive plural)
Mikusowi (dative singular)
Mikusom (dative plural)
Mikusa (accusative singular)
Mikusów (accusative plural)
Mikusem (instrumental singular)
Mikusami (instrumental plural)
Mikusie (locative singular)
Mikusach (locative plural)
Mikusie (singular vocative)
Mikusowie (plural vocative)


Loup

Loupová (feminine)
Loup (nominative singular)
Loupové (nominative plural)
Loupa (genitive singular)
Loupů (genitive plural)
Loupovi (dative singular)
Loupům (dative plural)
Loupa (accusative singular)
Loupy (accusative plural)
Loupe (singular vocative)
Loupové (plural vocative)
Loupovi (locative singular)
Loupech (locative plural)
Loupem (instrumental singular)
Loupy (instrumental plural)


Nikolayev

From Russian Никола́ев (Nikolájev), from Никола́й (Nikoláj, “Nicholas”). Compare Mykolaiv.

A male surname from Russian, feminine equivalent Nikolayeva.


Gral

Gral (nominative singular)
Gralowie (nominative plural)
Grala (genitive singular)
Gralów (genitive plural)
Gralowi (dative singular)
Gralom (dative plural)
Grala (accusative singular)
Gralów (accusative plural)
Gralem (instrumental singular)
Gralami (instrumental plural)
Gralu (locative singular)
Gralach (locative plural)
Gralu (singular vocative)
Gralowie (plural vocative)


Juza

Juzová (feminine)
Juza (nominative singular)
Juzové (nominative plural)
Juzy (genitive singular)
Juzů (genitive plural)
Juzovi (dative singular)
Juzům (dative plural)
Juzu (accusative singular)
Juzy (accusative plural)
Juzo (singular vocative)
Juzové (plural vocative)
Juzovi (locative singular)
Juzech (locative plural)
Juzou (instrumental singular)
Juzy (instrumental plural)


Szymek

Szymek (nominative singular)
Szymkowie (nominative plural)
Szymka (genitive singular)
Szymków (genitive plural)
Szymkowi (dative singular)
Szymkom (dative plural)
Szymka (accusative singular)
Szymków (accusative plural)
Szymkiem (instrumental singular)
Szymkami (instrumental plural)
Szymku (locative singular)
Szymkach (locative plural)
Szymku (singular vocative)
Szymkowie (plural vocative)


Pixa

Pixová (feminine)
Pixa (nominative singular)
Pixové (nominative plural)
Pixy (genitive singular)
Pixů (genitive plural)
Pixovi (dative singular)
Pixům (dative plural)
Pixu (accusative singular)
Pixy (accusative plural)
Pixo (singular vocative)
Pixové (plural vocative)
Pixovi (locative singular)
Pixech (locative plural)
Pixou (instrumental singular)
Pixy (instrumental plural)

From pik (“conspiracy”). First attested in 1585.


Woch

Woch (nominative singular)
Wochowie (nominative plural)
Wocha (genitive singular)
Wochów (genitive plural)
Wochowi (dative singular)
Wochom (dative plural)
Wocha (accusative singular)
Wochów (accusative plural)
Wochem (instrumental singular)
Wochami (instrumental plural)
Wochu (locative singular)
Wochach (locative plural)
Wochu (singular vocative)
Wochowie (plural vocative)

From truncation of personal names beginning with Wo- (e.g. Wojciech) + -ch.


Auer

Auerová (feminine)
Auer (nominative singular)
Auerové (nominative plural)
Auera (genitive singular)
Auerů (genitive plural)
Auerovi (dative singular)
Auerům (dative plural)
Auera (accusative singular)
Auery (accusative plural)
Auere (singular vocative)
Auerové (plural vocative)
Auerovi (locative singular)
Auerech (locative plural)
Auerem (instrumental singular)
Auery (instrumental plural)


Bergman

Bergman (nominative singular)
Bergmanowie (nominative plural)
Bergmana (genitive singular)
Bergmanów (genitive plural)
Bergmanowi (dative singular)
Bergmanom (dative plural)
Bergmana (accusative singular)
Bergmanów (accusative plural)
Bergmanem (instrumental singular)
Bergmanami (instrumental plural)
Bergmanie (locative singular)
Bergmanach (locative plural)
Bergmanie (singular vocative)
Bergmanowie (plural vocative)


Sas

a male surname originating as an ethnonym


Zajac

cs-proper noun

Zajac m anim (female equivalent Zajacová)

Zajacová (feminine)
Zajac (nominative singular)
Zajacové (nominative plural)
Zajace (genitive singular)
Zajaců (genitive plural)
Zajacovi (dative singular)
Zajacům (dative plural)
Zajace (accusative singular)
Zajace (accusative plural)
Zajaci (singular vocative)
Zajacové (plural vocative)
Zajacovi (locative singular)
Zajacích (locative plural)
Zajacem (instrumental singular)
Zajaci (instrumental plural)


Zajac

sk-proper noun

Zajac m pers (female equivalent Zajacová)


Taraba

Taraba m pers (female equivalent Tarabová)


Parus

Parus (nominative singular)
Parusowie (nominative plural)
Parusa (genitive singular)
Parusów (genitive plural)
Parusowi (dative singular)
Parusom (dative plural)
Parusa (accusative singular)
Parusów (accusative plural)
Parusem (instrumental singular)
Parusami (instrumental plural)
Parusie (locative singular)
Parusach (locative plural)
Parusie (singular vocative)
Parusowie (plural vocative)


Kraus

cs-proper noun

Kraus m anim (female equivalent Krausová)

Krausová (feminine)
Kraus (nominative singular)
Krausové (nominative plural)
Krausa (genitive singular)
Krausů (genitive plural)
Krausovi (dative singular)
Krausům (dative plural)
Krausa (accusative singular)
Krausy (accusative plural)
Krause (singular vocative)
Krausové (plural vocative)
Krausovi (locative singular)
Krausech (locative plural)
Krausem (instrumental singular)
Krausy (instrumental plural)


Kraus

sk-proper noun

Kraus m pers (female equivalent Krausová)

Krausová (feminine)
nominative
Kraus (singular)
Kraovia
Kraovci
genitive
Kraa (singular)
Kraov
Kraovcov
dative
Kraovi (singular)
Kraom
Kraovcom
accusative
locative
Kraoch
Kraovcoch
instrumental
Kraom (singular)
Krami
Kraovcami


Lange

Lange (nominative singular)
Langowie (nominative plural)
Langego (genitive singular)
Langów (genitive plural)
Langemu (dative singular)
Langom (dative plural)
Langego (accusative singular)
Langów (accusative plural)
Langem (instrumental singular)
Langami (instrumental plural)
Langem (locative singular)
Langach (locative plural)
Lange (singular vocative)
Langowie (plural vocative)


Zalot

Zalot (nominative singular)
Zalotowie (nominative plural)
Zalota (genitive singular)
Zalotów (genitive plural)
Zalotowi (dative singular)
Zalotom (dative plural)
Zalota (accusative singular)
Zalotów (accusative plural)
Zalotem (instrumental singular)
Zalotami (instrumental plural)
Zalocie (locative singular)
Zalotach (locative plural)
Zalocie (singular vocative)
Zalotowie (plural vocative)


Duch

Duchová (feminine)
Duch (nominative singular)
Duchové (nominative plural)
Ducha (genitive singular)
Duchů (genitive plural)
Duchovi (dative singular)
Duchům (dative plural)
Ducha (accusative singular)
Duchy (accusative plural)
Duchu (singular vocative)
Duchové (plural vocative)
Duchovi (locative singular)
Duších (locative plural)
Duchem (instrumental singular)
Duchy (instrumental plural)

Shortened from the Old Czech personal name Duchoslav, from duch (“spirit”) + sláva (“fame, glory”).


Duch

Duch (nominative singular)
Duchowie (nominative plural)
Ducha (genitive singular)
Duchów (genitive plural)
Duchowi (dative singular)
Duchom (dative plural)
Ducha (accusative singular)
Duchów (accusative plural)
Duchem (instrumental singular)
Duchami (instrumental plural)
Duchu (locative singular)
Duchach (locative plural)
Duchu (singular vocative)
Duchowie (plural vocative)


Zuch

Zuch (nominative singular)
Zuchowie (nominative plural)
Zucha (genitive singular)
Zuchów (genitive plural)
Zuchowi (dative singular)
Zuchom (dative plural)
Zucha (accusative singular)
Zuchów (accusative plural)
Zuchem (instrumental singular)
Zuchami (instrumental plural)
Zuchu (locative singular)
Zuchach (locative plural)
Zuchu (singular vocative)
Zuchowie (plural vocative)

From Polish zuch (“resourceful person”) or suchy (“dry”).


Ostenda

Ostenda (nominative singular)
Ostendowie (nominative plural)
Ostendy (genitive singular)
Ostendów (genitive plural)
Ostendzie (dative singular)
Ostendom (dative plural)
Ostendę (accusative singular)
Ostendów (accusative plural)
Ostendą (instrumental singular)
Ostendami (instrumental plural)
Ostendzie (locative singular)
Ostendach (locative plural)
Ostendo (singular vocative)
Ostendowie (plural vocative)


Bezuch

Bezuch (nominative singular)
Bezuchowie (nominative plural)
Bezucha (genitive singular)
Bezuchów (genitive plural)
Bezuchowi (dative singular)
Bezuchom (dative plural)
Bezucha (accusative singular)
Bezuchów (accusative plural)
Bezuchem (instrumental singular)
Bezuchami (instrumental plural)
Bezuchu (locative singular)
Bezuchach (locative plural)
Bezuchu (singular vocative)
Bezuchowie (plural vocative)


Granat

Granat (nominative singular)
Granatowie (nominative plural)
Granata (genitive singular)
Granatów (genitive plural)
Granatowi (dative singular)
Granatom (dative plural)
Granata (accusative singular)
Granatów (accusative plural)
Granatem (instrumental singular)
Granatami (instrumental plural)
Granacie (locative singular)
Granatach (locative plural)
Granacie (singular vocative)
Granatowie (plural vocative)


Brach

Brach (nominative singular)
Brachowie (nominative plural)
Bracha (genitive singular)
Brachów (genitive plural)
Brachowi (dative singular)
Brachom (dative plural)
Bracha (accusative singular)
Brachów (accusative plural)
Brachem (instrumental singular)
Brachami (instrumental plural)
Brachu (locative singular)
Brachach (locative plural)
Brachu (singular vocative)
Brachowie (plural vocative)

Possibly from brach, a derivative of brat.


Donal

cs-proper noun

Donal m anim (female equivalent Donalová)

Donalová (feminine)
Donal (nominative singular)
Donalové (nominative plural)
Donala (genitive singular)
Donalů (genitive plural)
Donalovi (dative singular)
Donalům (dative plural)
Donala (accusative singular)
Donaly (accusative plural)
Donale (singular vocative)
Donalové (plural vocative)
Donalovi (locative singular)
Donalech (locative plural)
Donalem (instrumental singular)
Donaly (instrumental plural)


Jach

Jachová (feminine)
Jach (nominative singular)
Jachové (nominative plural)
Jacha (genitive singular)
Jachů (genitive plural)
Jachovi (dative singular)
Jachům (dative plural)
Jacha (accusative singular)
Jachy (accusative plural)
Jachu (singular vocative)
Jachové (plural vocative)
Jachovi (locative singular)
Jaších (locative plural)
Jachem (instrumental singular)
Jachy (instrumental plural)


Jach

Jach (nominative singular)
Jachowie (nominative plural)
Jacha (genitive singular)
Jachów (genitive plural)
Jachowi (dative singular)
Jachom (dative plural)
Jacha (accusative singular)
Jachów (accusative plural)
Jachem (instrumental singular)
Jachami (instrumental plural)
Jachu (locative singular)
Jachach (locative plural)
Jachu (singular vocative)
Jachowie (plural vocative)

From truncation of personal names beginning with Ja- (e.g. Jan, Jakub, and Jacenty) + -ch.


Hamza

sk-proper noun

Hamza m pers (female equivalent Hamzová)


Gwiazdoń

Gwiazdoń (nominative singular)
Gwiazdoniowie (nominative plural)
Gwiazdonia (genitive singular)
Gwiazdoniów (genitive plural)
Gwiazdoniowi (dative singular)
Gwiazdoniom (dative plural)
Gwiazdonia (accusative singular)
Gwiazdoniów (accusative plural)
Gwiazdoniem (instrumental singular)
Gwiazdoniami (instrumental plural)
Gwiazdoniu (locative singular)
Gwiazdoniach (locative plural)
Gwiazdoniu (singular vocative)
Gwiazdoniowie (plural vocative)


Pek

Peková (feminine)
Pek (nominative singular)
Pekové (nominative plural)
Peka (genitive singular)
Peků (genitive plural)
Pekovi (dative singular)
Pekům (dative plural)
Peka (accusative singular)
Peky (accusative plural)
Peku (singular vocative)
Pekové (plural vocative)
Pekovi (locative singular)
Pecích (locative plural)
Pekem (instrumental singular)
Peky (instrumental plural)


Denk

Denková (feminine)
Denk (nominative singular)
Denkové (nominative plural)
Denka (genitive singular)
Denků (genitive plural)
Denkovi (dative singular)
Denkům (dative plural)
Denka (accusative singular)
Denky (accusative plural)
Denku (singular vocative)
Denkové (plural vocative)
Denkovi (locative singular)
Dencích (locative plural)
Denkem (instrumental singular)
Denky (instrumental plural)


Lach

Lachová (feminine)
Lach (nominative singular)
Lachové (nominative plural)
Lacha (genitive singular)
Lachů (genitive plural)
Lachovi (dative singular)
Lachům (dative plural)
Lacha (accusative singular)
Lachy (accusative plural)
Lachu (singular vocative)
Lachové (plural vocative)
Lachovi (locative singular)
Laších (locative plural)
Lachem (instrumental singular)
Lachy (instrumental plural)


Lach

Lach (nominative singular)
Lachowie (nominative plural)
Lacha (genitive singular)
Lachów (genitive plural)
Lachowi (dative singular)
Lachom (dative plural)
Lacha (accusative singular)
Lachów (accusative plural)
Lachem (instrumental singular)
Lachami (instrumental plural)
Lachu (locative singular)
Lachach (locative plural)
Lachu (singular vocative)
Lachowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Old Ruthenian лѧхъ (ljax), from Old East Slavic лѧхъ (lęxŭ), from Proto-Slavic *lęxъ, from earlier Proto-Slavic *lędxъ, hypocorism of Proto-Slavic *lęděninъ, from Proto-Slavic *lędo (“fallow, uncultivated field”) + Proto-Slavic *-ěninъ. Originally, the word referred to the Lendians tribe (cf. Old Polish Lędzanie), then passed to the Poles.
Alleged relation with Lech unclear.


Lozan

cs-proper noun

Lozan m anim (female equivalent Lozanová)

Lozanová (feminine)
Lozan (nominative singular)
Lozané (nominative plural)
Lozani (nominative plural)
Lozana (genitive singular)
Lozanů (genitive plural)
Lozanovi (dative singular)
Lozanům (dative plural)
Lozana (accusative singular)
Lozany (accusative plural)
Lozane (singular vocative)
Lozané (plural vocative)
Lozani (plural vocative)
Lozanovi (locative singular)
Lozanech (locative plural)
Lozanem (instrumental singular)
Lozany (instrumental plural)


Houf

Houfová (feminine)
Houf (nominative singular)
Houfové (nominative plural)
Houfa (genitive singular)
Houfů (genitive plural)
Houfovi (dative singular)
Houfům (dative plural)
Houfa (accusative singular)
Houfy (accusative plural)
Houfe (singular vocative)
Houfové (plural vocative)
Houfovi (locative singular)
Houfech (locative plural)
Houfem (instrumental singular)
Houfy (instrumental plural)


Schultz

Schultz (nominative singular)
Schultzowie (nominative plural)
Schultza (genitive singular)
Schultzów (genitive plural)
Schultzowi (dative singular)
Schultzom (dative plural)
Schultza (accusative singular)
Schultzów (accusative plural)
Schultzem (instrumental singular)
Schultzami (instrumental plural)
Schultzie (locative singular)
Schultzach (locative plural)
Schultzie (singular vocative)
Schultzowie (plural vocative)

Unadapted borrowing from German Schultz.


Schulz

Schulz (nominative singular)
Schulzowie (nominative plural)
Schulza (genitive singular)
Schulzów (genitive plural)
Schulzowi (dative singular)
Schulzom (dative plural)
Schulza (accusative singular)
Schulzów (accusative plural)
Schulzem (instrumental singular)
Schulzami (instrumental plural)
Schulzie (locative singular)
Schulzach (locative plural)
Schulzie (singular vocative)
Schulzowie (plural vocative)


Hoffmann

Hoffmann m anim (female equivalent Hoffmannová)

Hoffmannová (feminine)
Hoffmann (nominative singular)
Hoffmannové (nominative plural)
Hoffmanna (genitive singular)
Hoffmannů (genitive plural)
Hoffmannovi (dative singular)
Hoffmannům (dative plural)
Hoffmanna (accusative singular)
Hoffmanny (accusative plural)
Hoffmanne (singular vocative)
Hoffmannové (plural vocative)
Hoffmannovi (locative singular)
Hoffmannech (locative plural)
Hoffmannem (instrumental singular)
Hoffmanny (instrumental plural)


Hoffmann

Hoffmann (nominative singular)
Hoffmannowie (nominative plural)
Hoffmanna (genitive singular)
Hoffmannów (genitive plural)
Hoffmannowi (dative singular)
Hoffmannom (dative plural)
Hoffmanna (accusative singular)
Hoffmannów (accusative plural)
Hoffmannem (instrumental singular)
Hoffmannami (instrumental plural)
Hoffmannie (locative singular)
Hoffmannach (locative plural)
Hoffmannie (singular vocative)
Hoffmannowie (plural vocative)

Unadapted borrowing from German Hoffmann.


Tur

Tur (nominative singular)
Turowie (nominative plural)
Tura (genitive singular)
Turów (genitive plural)
Turowi (dative singular)
Turom (dative plural)
Tura (accusative singular)
Turów (accusative plural)
Turem (instrumental singular)
Turami (instrumental plural)
Turze (locative singular)
Turach (locative plural)
Turze (singular vocative)
Turowie (plural vocative)


Bohenek

Derived from bochenek, a diminutive of bochen (“loaf (of bread)”); presumably a metonymic occupational name for a baker.


Duran

Duran (nominative singular)
Duranowie (nominative plural)
Durana (genitive singular)
Duranów (genitive plural)
Duranowi (dative singular)
Duranom (dative plural)
Durana (accusative singular)
Duranów (accusative plural)
Duranem (instrumental singular)
Duranami (instrumental plural)
Duranie (locative singular)
Duranach (locative plural)
Duranie (singular vocative)
Duranowie (plural vocative)

From dur, durować, or dura (archaic form of dziura).


Zach

Zachová (feminine)
Zach (nominative singular)
Zachové (nominative plural)
Zacha (genitive singular)
Zachů (genitive plural)
Zachovi (dative singular)
Zachům (dative plural)
Zacha (accusative singular)
Zachy (accusative plural)
Zachu (singular vocative)
Zachové (plural vocative)
Zachovi (locative singular)
Zaších (locative plural)
Zachem (instrumental singular)
Zachy (instrumental plural)


Zach

Zach (nominative singular)
Zachowie (nominative plural)
Zacha (genitive singular)
Zachów (genitive plural)
Zachowi (dative singular)
Zachom (dative plural)
Zacha (accusative singular)
Zachów (accusative plural)
Zachem (instrumental singular)
Zachami (instrumental plural)
Zachu (locative singular)
Zachach (locative plural)
Zachu (singular vocative)
Zachowie (plural vocative)


Lexa

Lexová (feminine)
Lexa (nominative singular)
Lexové (nominative plural)
Lexy (genitive singular)
Lexů (genitive plural)
Lexovi (dative singular)
Lexům (dative plural)
Lexu (accusative singular)
Lexy (accusative plural)
Lexo (singular vocative)
Lexové (plural vocative)
Lexovi (locative singular)
Lexech (locative plural)
Lexou (instrumental singular)
Lexy (instrumental plural)


Wilk

Wilk (nominative singular)
Wilkowie (nominative plural)
Wilka (genitive singular)
Wilków (genitive plural)
Wilkowi (dative singular)
Wilkom (dative plural)
Wilka (accusative singular)
Wilków (accusative plural)
Wilkiem (instrumental singular)
Wilkami (instrumental plural)
Wilku (locative singular)
Wilkach (locative plural)
Wilku (singular vocative)
Wilkowie (plural vocative)


Bartosz

pl-prop

Bartosz m pers (diminutive Bartek or Bartuś)

Bartek (diminutive)
Bartuś (diminutive)
Bartosz (nominative singular)
Bartoszowie (nominative plural)
Bartosza (genitive singular)
Bartoszów (genitive plural)
Bartoszowi (dative singular)
Bartoszom (dative plural)
Bartosza (accusative singular)
Bartoszów (accusative plural)
Bartoszem (instrumental singular)
Bartoszami (instrumental plural)
Bartoszu (locative singular)
Bartoszach (locative plural)
Bartoszu (singular vocative)
Bartoszowie (plural vocative)


Opava

cs-proper noun

Opava m anim (female equivalent Opavová)

Opavová (feminine)
Opava (nominative singular)
Opavové (nominative plural)
Opavy (genitive singular)
Opavů (genitive plural)
Opavovi (dative singular)
Opavům (dative plural)
Opavu (accusative singular)
Opavy (accusative plural)
Opavo (singular vocative)
Opavové (plural vocative)
Opavovi (locative singular)
Opavech (locative plural)
Opavou (instrumental singular)
Opavy (instrumental plural)

a male surname transferred from the place name


Kolín

Kolín m inan (related adjective kolínský)

kolínský (adjective)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínu (dative singular)
Kolín (accusative singular)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolíně (locative singular)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolínové (nominative plural)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínů (genitive plural)
Kolínovi (dative singular)
Kolínům (dative plural)
Kolína (accusative singular)
Kolíny (accusative plural)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolínové (plural vocative)
Kolínovi (locative singular)
Kolínech (locative plural)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolíny (instrumental plural)


Písek

Písek m anim (female equivalent Písková)

Písková (feminine)
Písek (nominative singular)
Pískové (nominative plural)
Píska (genitive singular)
Písků (genitive plural)
Pískovi (dative singular)
Pískům (dative plural)
Píska (accusative singular)
Písky (accusative plural)
Písku (singular vocative)
Pískové (plural vocative)
Pískovi (locative singular)
Píscích (locative plural)
Pískem (instrumental singular)
Písky (instrumental plural)


Pawlus

Pawlus (nominative singular)
Pawlusowie (nominative plural)
Pawlusa (genitive singular)
Pawlusów (genitive plural)
Pawlusowi (dative singular)
Pawlusom (dative plural)
Pawlusa (accusative singular)
Pawlusów (accusative plural)
Pawlusem (instrumental singular)
Pawlusami (instrumental plural)
Pawlusie (locative singular)
Pawlusach (locative plural)
Pawlusie (singular vocative)
Pawlusowie (plural vocative)


Čížek

Čížek m anim (female equivalent Čížková)

Čížková (feminine)
Čížek (nominative singular)
Čížkové (nominative plural)
Čížka (genitive singular)
Čížků (genitive plural)
Čížkovi (dative singular)
Čížkům (dative plural)
Čížka (accusative singular)
Čížky (accusative plural)
Čížku (singular vocative)
Čížkové (plural vocative)
Čížkovi (locative singular)
Čížcích (locative plural)
Čížkem (instrumental singular)
Čížky (instrumental plural)


Tabor

Tabor (nominative singular)
Taborowie (nominative plural)
Tabora (genitive singular)
Taborów (genitive plural)
Taborowi (dative singular)
Taborom (dative plural)
Tabora (accusative singular)
Taborów (accusative plural)
Taborem (instrumental singular)
Taborami (instrumental plural)
Taborze (locative singular)
Taborach (locative plural)
Taborze (singular vocative)
Taborowie (plural vocative)


Ulma

Ulma (nominative singular)
Ulmowie (nominative plural)
Ulmy (genitive singular)
Ulmów (genitive plural)
Ulmie (dative singular)
Ulmom (dative plural)
Ulmę (accusative singular)
Ulmów (accusative plural)
Ulmą (instrumental singular)
Ulmami (instrumental plural)
Ulmie (locative singular)
Ulmach (locative plural)
Ulmo (singular vocative)
Ulmowie (plural vocative)


Mališ

Mališ m anim (female equivalent Mališová)

Mališová (feminine)
Mališ (nominative singular)
Mališové (nominative plural)
Mališe (genitive singular)
Mališů (genitive plural)
Mališovi (dative singular)
Mališům (dative plural)
Mališe (accusative singular)
Mališe (accusative plural)
Mališi (singular vocative)
Mališové (plural vocative)
Mališovi (locative singular)
Mališích (locative plural)
Mališem (instrumental singular)
Mališi (instrumental plural)


Bysiec

Bysiec (nominative singular)
Byścowie (nominative plural)
Byśca (genitive singular)
Byśców (genitive plural)
Byścowi (dative singular)
Byścom (dative plural)
Byśca (accusative singular)
Byśców (accusative plural)
Byścem (instrumental singular)
Byścami (instrumental plural)
Byścu (locative singular)
Byścach (locative plural)
Byścze (singular vocative)
Byścowie (plural vocative)


Jurčík

Jurčík m anim (female equivalent Jurčíková)

Jurčíková (feminine)
Jurčík (nominative singular)
Jurčíkové (nominative plural)
Jurčíka (genitive singular)
Jurčíků (genitive plural)
Jurčíkovi (dative singular)
Jurčíkům (dative plural)
Jurčíka (accusative singular)
Jurčíky (accusative plural)
Jurčíku (singular vocative)
Jurčíkové (plural vocative)
Jurčíkovi (locative singular)
Jurčících (locative plural)
Jurčíkem (instrumental singular)
Jurčíky (instrumental plural)


Bursa

Bursa m anim (female equivalent Bursová)

Bursová (feminine)
Bursa (nominative singular)
Bursové (nominative plural)
Bursy (genitive singular)
Bursů (genitive plural)
Bursovi (dative singular)
Bursům (dative plural)
Bursu (accusative singular)
Bursy (accusative plural)
Burso (singular vocative)
Bursové (plural vocative)
Bursovi (locative singular)
Bursech (locative plural)
Bursou (instrumental singular)
Bursy (instrumental plural)


Paulas

Paulas m anim (female equivalent Paulasová)

Paulasová (feminine)
Paulas (nominative singular)
Paulasové (nominative plural)
Paulasa (genitive singular)
Paulasů (genitive plural)
Paulasovi (dative singular)
Paulasům (dative plural)
Paulasa (accusative singular)
Paulasy (accusative plural)
Paulase (singular vocative)
Paulasové (plural vocative)
Paulasovi (locative singular)
Paulasech (locative plural)
Paulasem (instrumental singular)
Paulasy (instrumental plural)


Prusak

Prusak (nominative singular)
Prusakowie (nominative plural)
Prusaka (genitive singular)
Prusaków (genitive plural)
Prusakowi (dative singular)
Prusakom (dative plural)
Prusaka (accusative singular)
Prusaków (accusative plural)
Prusakiem (instrumental singular)
Prusakami (instrumental plural)
Prusaku (locative singular)
Prusakach (locative plural)
Prusaku (singular vocative)
Prusakowie (plural vocative)


Szymański

pl-proper noun

Szymański m pers (female equivalent Szymańska)

Szymańska (feminine)
Szymański (nominative singular)
Szymańscy (nominative plural)
Szymańskiego (genitive singular)
Szymańskich (genitive plural)
Szymańskiemu (dative singular)
Szymańskim (dative plural)
Szymańskiego (accusative singular)
Szymańskich (accusative plural)
Szymańskim (instrumental singular)
Szymańskimi (instrumental plural)
Szymańskim (locative singular)
Szymańskich (locative plural)
Szymański (singular vocative)
Szymańscy (plural vocative)

a male surname; one of the most common surnames in Poland


Kamiński

Kamiński m pers (female equivalent Kamińska)

Kamińska (feminine)
Kamiński (nominative singular)
Kamińscy (nominative plural)
Kamińskiego (genitive singular)
Kamińskich (genitive plural)
Kamińskiemu (dative singular)
Kamińskim (dative plural)
Kamińskiego (accusative singular)
Kamińskich (accusative plural)
Kamińskim (instrumental singular)
Kamińskimi (instrumental plural)
Kamińskim (locative singular)
Kamińskich (locative plural)
Kamiński (singular vocative)
Kamińscy (plural vocative)

From Kamień (place name meaning "stone") + -ski.


Woźniak

Woźniak (nominative singular)
Woźniakowie (nominative plural)
Woźniaka (genitive singular)
Woźniaków (genitive plural)
Woźniakowi (dative singular)
Woźniakom (dative plural)
Woźniaka (accusative singular)
Woźniaków (accusative plural)
Woźniakiem (instrumental singular)
Woźniakami (instrumental plural)
Woźniaku (locative singular)
Woźniakach (locative plural)
Woźniaku (singular vocative)
Woźniakowie (plural vocative)

a male surname; one of the most popular surnames in Poland


Zalewski

Zalewski m pers (female equivalent Zalewska)

Zalewska (feminine)
Zalewski (nominative singular)
Zalewscy (nominative plural)
Zalewskiego (genitive singular)
Zalewskich (genitive plural)
Zalewskiemu (dative singular)
Zalewskim (dative plural)
Zalewskiego (accusative singular)
Zalewskich (accusative plural)
Zalewskim (instrumental singular)
Zalewskimi (instrumental plural)
Zalewskim (locative singular)
Zalewskich (locative plural)
Zalewski (singular vocative)
Zalewscy (plural vocative)

From zalew + -ski (surname-forming suffix).


Jankowski

Jankowski m pers (female equivalent Jankowska)

Jankowska (feminine)
Jankowski (nominative singular)
Jankowscy (nominative plural)
Jankowskiego (genitive singular)
Jankowskich (genitive plural)
Jankowskiemu (dative singular)
Jankowskim (dative plural)
Jankowskiego (accusative singular)
Jankowskich (accusative plural)
Jankowskim (instrumental singular)
Jankowskimi (instrumental plural)
Jankowskim (locative singular)
Jankowskich (locative plural)
Jankowski (singular vocative)
Jankowscy (plural vocative)

Lithuanian: Jankauskas

From various toponyms derived from Janek (e.g. Jankowa, Jankowo, Janków) + -ski.


Błaszczykowski

Błaszczykowski m pers (female equivalent Błaszczykowska)

Błaszczykowska (feminine)
Błaszczykowski (nominative singular)
Błaszczykowscy (nominative plural)
Błaszczykowskiego (genitive singular)
Błaszczykowskich (genitive plural)
Błaszczykowskiemu (dative singular)
Błaszczykowskim (dative plural)
Błaszczykowskiego (accusative singular)
Błaszczykowskich (accusative plural)
Błaszczykowskim (instrumental singular)
Błaszczykowskimi (instrumental plural)
Błaszczykowskim (locative singular)
Błaszczykowskich (locative plural)
Błaszczykowski (singular vocative)
Błaszczykowscy (plural vocative)


Polański

Polański m pers (female equivalent Polańska)

Polańska (feminine)
Polański (nominative singular)
Polańscy (nominative plural)
Polańskiego (genitive singular)
Polańskich (genitive plural)
Polańskiemu (dative singular)
Polańskim (dative plural)
Polańskiego (accusative singular)
Polańskich (accusative plural)
Polańskim (instrumental singular)
Polańskimi (instrumental plural)
Polańskim (locative singular)
Polańskich (locative plural)
Polański (singular vocative)
Polańscy (plural vocative)

Roman Polański (a Polish-French film-maker)


Lewandowski

pl-prop

Lewandowski m pers (female equivalent Lewandowska)

Lewandowska (feminine)
Lewandowski (nominative singular)
Lewandowscy (nominative plural)
Lewandowskiego (genitive singular)
Lewandowskich (genitive plural)
Lewandowskiemu (dative singular)
Lewandowskim (dative plural)
Lewandowskiego (accusative singular)
Lewandowskich (accusative plural)
Lewandowskim (instrumental singular)
Lewandowskimi (instrumental plural)
Lewandowskim (locative singular)
Lewandowskich (locative plural)
Lewandowski (singular vocative)
Lewandowscy (plural vocative)


Zając

Zając (nominative singular)
Zającowie (nominative plural)
Zająca (genitive singular)
Zająców (genitive plural)
Zającowi (dative singular)
Zającom (dative plural)
Zająca (accusative singular)
Zająców (accusative plural)
Zającem (instrumental singular)
Zającami (instrumental plural)
Zającu (locative singular)
Zającach (locative plural)
Zającu (singular vocative)
Zającowie (plural vocative)


Kowalczyk

Kowalczyk (nominative singular)
Kowalczykowie (nominative plural)
Kowalczyka (genitive singular)
Kowalczyków (genitive plural)
Kowalczykowi (dative singular)
Kowalczykom (dative plural)
Kowalczyka (accusative singular)
Kowalczyków (accusative plural)
Kowalczykiem (instrumental singular)
Kowalczykami (instrumental plural)
Kowalczyku (locative singular)
Kowalczykach (locative plural)
Kowalczyku (singular vocative)
Kowalczykowie (plural vocative)


Wieczorek

Wieczorek (nominative singular)
Wieczorkowie (nominative plural)
Wieczorka (genitive singular)
Wieczorków (genitive plural)
Wieczorkowi (dative singular)
Wieczorkom (dative plural)
Wieczorka (accusative singular)
Wieczorków (accusative plural)
Wieczorkiem (instrumental singular)
Wieczorkami (instrumental plural)
Wieczorku (locative singular)
Wieczorkach (locative plural)
Wieczorku (singular vocative)
Wieczorkowie (plural vocative)


Mazur

Mazur (nominative singular)
Mazurowie (nominative plural)
Mazura (genitive singular)
Mazurów (genitive plural)
Mazurowi (dative singular)
Mazurom (dative plural)
Mazura (accusative singular)
Mazurów (accusative plural)
Mazurem (instrumental singular)
Mazurami (instrumental plural)
Mazurze (locative singular)
Mazurach (locative plural)
Mazurze (singular vocative)
Mazurowie (plural vocative)


Siwa

Siwa (nominative singular)
Siwowie (nominative plural)
Siwy (genitive singular)
Siwów (genitive plural)
Siwie (dative singular)
Siwom (dative plural)
Siwę (accusative singular)
Siwów (accusative plural)
Siwą (instrumental singular)
Siwami (instrumental plural)
Siwie (locative singular)
Siwach (locative plural)
Siwo (singular vocative)
Siwowie (plural vocative)


Kráľ

nominative
Kráľ (singular)
Kráľovia
Kráľovci
genitive
Kráľa (singular)
Kráľov
Kráľovcov
dative
Kráľovi (singular)
Kráľom
Kráľovcom
accusative
vocative
Kráľu (singular)
locative
Kráľoch
Kráľovcoch
instrumental
Kráľom (singular)
Kráľmi
Kráľovcami


Kawa

Kawa (nominative singular)
Kawowie (nominative plural)
Kawy (genitive singular)
Kawów (genitive plural)
Kawie (dative singular)
Kawom (dative plural)
Kawę (accusative singular)
Kawowie (accusative plural)
Kawą (instrumental singular)
Kawami (instrumental plural)
Kawie (locative singular)
Kawach (locative plural)
Kawo (singular vocative)
Kawowie (plural vocative)


Kus

Kus (nominative singular)
Kusowie (nominative plural)
Kusa (genitive singular)
Kusów (genitive plural)
Kusowi (dative singular)
Kusom (dative plural)
Kusa (accusative singular)
Kusów (accusative plural)
Kusem (instrumental singular)
Kusami (instrumental plural)
Kusie (locative singular)
Kusach (locative plural)
Kusie (singular vocative)
Kusowie (plural vocative)


Lux

Luxová (feminine)
Lux (nominative singular)
Luxové (nominative plural)
Luxa (genitive singular)
Luxů (genitive plural)
Luxovi (dative singular)
Luxům (dative plural)
Luxa (accusative singular)
Luxy (accusative plural)
Luxe (singular vocative)
Luxové (plural vocative)
Luxovi (locative singular)
Luxech (locative plural)
Luxem (instrumental singular)
Luxy (instrumental plural)


Kompas

sk-proper noun

Kompas m pers (female equivalent Kompasová)


Haas

Haasová (feminine)
Haas (nominative singular)
Haasové (nominative plural)
Haasa (genitive singular)
Haasů (genitive plural)
Haasovi (dative singular)
Haasům (dative plural)
Haasa (accusative singular)
Haasy (accusative plural)
Haase (singular vocative)
Haasové (plural vocative)
Haasovi (locative singular)
Haasech (locative plural)
Haasem (instrumental singular)
Haasy (instrumental plural)


Haas

Haas (nominative singular)
Haasowie (nominative plural)
Haasa (genitive singular)
Haasów (genitive plural)
Haasowi (dative singular)
Haasom (dative plural)
Haasa (accusative singular)
Haasów (accusative plural)
Haasem (instrumental singular)
Haasami (instrumental plural)
Haasie (locative singular)
Haasach (locative plural)
Haasie (singular vocative)
Haasowie (plural vocative)


Θεοδωρίδης

head

Θεοδωρίδης • (Theodorídis) m (feminine Θεοδωρίδη or Θεοδωρίδου)

Theodorídis (romanization)
Θεοδωρίδη (feminine)
Θεοδωρίδου (feminine)

Θε‧ο‧δω‧ρί‧δης


Μικρούτσικος

Μικρούτσικου

Μικρούτσικος • (Mikroútsikos) m (feminine Μικρούτσικου)

Mikroútsikos (romanization)
Μικρούτσικου (feminine)
Μικρούτσικος (nominative singular)
Μικρούτσικοι (nominative plural)
Μικρούτσικου (genitive singular)
Μικρούτσικων (genitive plural)
Μικρούτσικο (accusative singular)
Μικρούτσικους (accusative plural)
Μικρούτσικε (singular vocative)
Μικρούτσικοι (plural vocative)

el-decl-noun

Μικρούτσικος

Μικρούτσικοι

Μικρούτσικου

Μικρούτσικων

Μικρούτσικους

Μικρούτσικοι

Μι‧κρού‧τσι‧κος

μικρούτσικος μικρούτσικος#Greek

a male surname, Mikroutsikos; literally: μικρούτσικος (mikroútsikos, “very little”)


Zamora

Zamora (nominative singular)
Zamorowie (nominative plural)
Zamory (genitive singular)
Zamorów (genitive plural)
Zamorze (dative singular)
Zamorom (dative plural)
Zamorę (accusative singular)
Zamorów (accusative plural)
Zamorą (instrumental singular)
Zamorami (instrumental plural)
Zamorze (locative singular)
Zamorach (locative plural)
Zamoro (singular vocative)
Zamorowie (plural vocative)


Buk

Buk (nominative singular)
Bukowie (nominative plural)
Buka (genitive singular)
Buków (genitive plural)
Bukowi (dative singular)
Bukom (dative plural)
Buka (accusative singular)
Buków (accusative plural)
Bukiem (instrumental singular)
Bukami (instrumental plural)
Buku (locative singular)
Bukach (locative plural)
Buku (singular vocative)
Bukowie (plural vocative)


Taft

Taftová (feminine)
Taft (nominative singular)
Taftové (nominative plural)
Tafta (genitive singular)
Taftů (genitive plural)
Taftovi (dative singular)
Taftům (dative plural)
Tafta (accusative singular)
Tafty (accusative plural)
Tafte (singular vocative)
Taftové (plural vocative)
Taftovi (locative singular)
Taftech (locative plural)
Taftem (instrumental singular)
Tafty (instrumental plural)


Hilton

cs-proper noun

Hilton m anim (female equivalent Hiltonová)

Hiltonová (feminine)
Hilton (nominative singular)
Hiltonové (nominative plural)
Hiltona (genitive singular)
Hiltonů (genitive plural)
Hiltonovi (dative singular)
Hiltonům (dative plural)
Hiltona (accusative singular)
Hiltony (accusative plural)
Hiltone (singular vocative)
Hiltonové (plural vocative)
Hiltonovi (locative singular)
Hiltonech (locative plural)
Hiltonem (instrumental singular)
Hiltony (instrumental plural)


Hubálek

Hubálek m anim (female equivalent Hubálková)

Hubálková (feminine)
Hubálek (nominative singular)
Hubálkové (nominative plural)
Hubálka (genitive singular)
Hubálků (genitive plural)
Hubálkovi (dative singular)
Hubálkům (dative plural)
Hubálka (accusative singular)
Hubálky (accusative plural)
Hubálku (singular vocative)
Hubálkové (plural vocative)
Hubálkovi (locative singular)
Hubálcích (locative plural)
Hubálkem (instrumental singular)
Hubálky (instrumental plural)

Vratka Očistnou lázní, v níž částečně smyl tragiku srpnových dní, se Vratislavu Blažkovi stalo napsání nerealizovaného filmového scénáře ŠVEJK 68, jehož hrdinou je pan Hubálek, „muž mnoha zaměstnání, z nichž některá nejsou příliš legální, hahlíženo z přísného občanského hlediska.“

1998, Marie Valtrová, Vratislav Blažek: hráč před Bohem a lidmi, page 155:

2008, Tomáš Borůvka, "Jiří Hubálek ukončil zámořskou misi, odchází do Itálie", Basketbal.cz
Jiří Hubálek v průběhu posledního roku na univerzitě zaujal skauty NBA, a tak se přihlásil do draftu, v němž si ho bohužel nikdo nevybral.

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

2012, Alexander Mozalev, Hiroki Habazaki, Jaromír Hubálek, "The superhydrophobic properties of self-organized microstructured surfaces derived from anodically oxidized Al/Nb and Al/Ta metal layers", Electrochimica Acta 82: 90-97.


Port

Portová (feminine)
Port (nominative singular)
Portové (nominative plural)
Porta (genitive singular)
Portů (genitive plural)
Portovi (dative singular)
Portům (dative plural)
Porta (accusative singular)
Porty (accusative plural)
Porte (singular vocative)
Portové (plural vocative)
Portovi (locative singular)
Portech (locative plural)
Portem (instrumental singular)
Porty (instrumental plural)


Goj

Gojová (feminine)
Goj (nominative singular)
Gojové (nominative plural)
Goje (genitive singular)
Gojů (genitive plural)
Gojovi (dative singular)
Gojům (dative plural)
Goje (accusative singular)
Goje (accusative plural)
Goji (singular vocative)
Gojové (plural vocative)
Gojovi (locative singular)
Gojích (locative plural)
Gojem (instrumental singular)
Goji (instrumental plural)


Goj

Goj (nominative singular)
Gojowie (nominative plural)
Goja (genitive singular)
Gojów (genitive plural)
Gojowi (dative singular)
Gojom (dative plural)
Goja (accusative singular)
Gojów (accusative plural)
Gojem (instrumental singular)
Gojami (instrumental plural)
Goju (locative singular)
Gojach (locative plural)
Goju (singular vocative)
Gojowie (plural vocative)


Neff

Neffová (feminine)
Neff (nominative singular)
Neffové (nominative plural)
Neffa (genitive singular)
Neffů (genitive plural)
Neffovi (dative singular)
Neffům (dative plural)
Neffa (accusative singular)
Neffy (accusative plural)
Neffe (singular vocative)
Neffové (plural vocative)
Neffovi (locative singular)
Neffech (locative plural)
Neffem (instrumental singular)
Neffy (instrumental plural)


Opas

Opas (nominative singular)
Opasowie (nominative plural)
Opasa (genitive singular)
Opasów (genitive plural)
Opasowi (dative singular)
Opasom (dative plural)
Opasa (accusative singular)
Opasów (accusative plural)
Opasem (instrumental singular)
Opasami (instrumental plural)
Opasie (locative singular)
Opasach (locative plural)
Opasie (singular vocative)
Opasowie (plural vocative)


Galas

Galas (nominative singular)
Galasowie (nominative plural)
Galasa (genitive singular)
Galasów (genitive plural)
Galasowi (dative singular)
Galasom (dative plural)
Galasa (accusative singular)
Galasów (accusative plural)
Galasem (instrumental singular)
Galasami (instrumental plural)
Galasie (locative singular)
Galasach (locative plural)
Galasie (singular vocative)
Galasowie (plural vocative)


Klimas

Klimas (nominative singular)
Klimasowie (nominative plural)
Klimasa (genitive singular)
Klimasów (genitive plural)
Klimasowi (dative singular)
Klimasom (dative plural)
Klimasa (accusative singular)
Klimasów (accusative plural)
Klimasem (instrumental singular)
Klimasami (instrumental plural)
Klimasie (locative singular)
Klimasach (locative plural)
Klimasie (singular vocative)
Klimasowie (plural vocative)


Izák

Izák (nominative singular)
Izákové (nominative plural)
Izáka (genitive singular)
Izáků (genitive plural)
Izákovi (dative singular)
Izáku (dative singular)
Izákům (dative plural)
Izáka (accusative singular)
Izáky (accusative plural)
Izáku (singular vocative)
Izákové (plural vocative)
Izákovi (locative singular)
Izáku (locative singular)
Izácích (locative plural)
Izákem (instrumental singular)
Izáky (instrumental plural)


Morávek

Morávek m anim (female equivalent Morávková)

Morávková (feminine)
Morávek (nominative singular)
Morávkové (nominative plural)
Morávka (genitive singular)
Morávků (genitive plural)
Morávkovi (dative singular)
Morávkům (dative plural)
Morávka (accusative singular)
Morávky (accusative plural)
Morávku (singular vocative)
Morávkové (plural vocative)
Morávkovi (locative singular)
Morávcích (locative plural)
Morávkem (instrumental singular)
Morávky (instrumental plural)


Bloch

Bloch (nominative singular)
Blochowie (nominative plural)
Blocha (genitive singular)
Blochów (genitive plural)
Blochowi (dative singular)
Blochom (dative plural)
Blocha (accusative singular)
Blochów (accusative plural)
Blochem (instrumental singular)
Blochami (instrumental plural)
Blochu (locative singular)
Blochach (locative plural)
Blochu (singular vocative)
Blochowie (plural vocative)


Giza

Giza (nominative singular)
Gizowie (nominative plural)
Gizy (genitive singular)
Gizów (genitive plural)
Gizie (dative singular)
Gizom (dative plural)
Gizę (accusative singular)
Gizów (accusative plural)
Gizą (instrumental singular)
Gizami (instrumental plural)
Gizie (locative singular)
Gizach (locative plural)
Gizo (singular vocative)
Gizowie (plural vocative)

Borrowed from German Giese or a variant of Giża with mazurzenie.


Bodys

Bodys (nominative singular)
Bodysowie (nominative plural)
Bodysa (genitive singular)
Bodysów (genitive plural)
Bodysowi (dative singular)
Bodysom (dative plural)
Bodysa (accusative singular)
Bodysów (accusative plural)
Bodysem (instrumental singular)
Bodysami (instrumental plural)
Bodysie (locative singular)
Bodysach (locative plural)
Bodysie (singular vocative)
Bodysowie (plural vocative)

From bóść (“to ram”). Alternatively, from personal names such as Bodzisław or Bogdan.


Such

Such (nominative singular)
Suchowie (nominative plural)
Sucha (genitive singular)
Suchów (genitive plural)
Suchowi (dative singular)
Suchom (dative plural)
Sucha (accusative singular)
Suchów (accusative plural)
Suchem (instrumental singular)
Suchami (instrumental plural)
Suchu (locative singular)
Suchach (locative plural)
Suchu (singular vocative)
Suchowie (plural vocative)


Kopp

Koppová (feminine)
Kopp (nominative singular)
Koppové (nominative plural)
Koppa (genitive singular)
Koppů (genitive plural)
Koppovi (dative singular)
Koppům (dative plural)
Koppa (accusative singular)
Koppy (accusative plural)
Koppe (singular vocative)
Koppové (plural vocative)
Koppovi (locative singular)
Koppech (locative plural)
Koppem (instrumental singular)
Koppy (instrumental plural)


Werden

Werden (nominative singular)
Werdenowie (nominative plural)
Werdena (genitive singular)
Werdenów (genitive plural)
Werdenowi (dative singular)
Werdenom (dative plural)
Werdena (accusative singular)
Werdenów (accusative plural)
Werdenem (instrumental singular)
Werdenami (instrumental plural)
Werdenie (locative singular)
Werdenach (locative plural)
Werdenie (singular vocative)
Werdenowie (plural vocative)


Binder

Binder m anim (female equivalent Binderová)

Binderová (feminine)
Binder (nominative singular)
Binderové (nominative plural)
Bindera (genitive singular)
Binderů (genitive plural)
Binderovi (dative singular)
Binderům (dative plural)
Bindera (accusative singular)
Bindery (accusative plural)
Bindere (singular vocative)
Binderové (plural vocative)
Binderovi (locative singular)
Binderech (locative plural)
Binderem (instrumental singular)
Bindery (instrumental plural)


Nedvěd

Nedvěd m anim (female equivalent Nedvědová)

Nedvědová (feminine)
Nedvěd (nominative singular)
Nedvědové (nominative plural)
Nedvěda (genitive singular)
Nedvědů (genitive plural)
Nedvědovi (dative singular)
Nedvědům (dative plural)
Nedvěda (accusative singular)
Nedvědy (accusative plural)
Nedvěde (singular vocative)
Nedvědové (plural vocative)
Nedvědovi (locative singular)
Nedvědech (locative plural)
Nedvědem (instrumental singular)
Nedvědy (instrumental plural)

From nedvěd, dialectal form of medvěd (“bear”). First attested in 1390.


Jágr

Jágrová (feminine)
Jágr (nominative singular)
Jágrové (nominative plural)
Jágra (genitive singular)
Jágrů (genitive plural)
Jágrovi (dative singular)
Jágrům (dative plural)
Jágra (accusative singular)
Jágry (accusative plural)
Jágře (singular vocative)
Jágrové (plural vocative)
Jágrovi (locative singular)
Jágrech (locative plural)
Jágrem (instrumental singular)
Jágry (instrumental plural)

English: Jagr

Borrowed from German Jäger, from Old High German jagōn.

a male surname, equivalent to English Jagr


Hašek

Hašek m anim (female equivalent Hašková)

Hašková (feminine)
Hašek (nominative singular)
Haškové (nominative plural)
Haška (genitive singular)
Hašků (genitive plural)
Haškovi (dative singular)
Haškům (dative plural)
Haška (accusative singular)
Hašky (accusative plural)
Hašku (singular vocative)
Haškové (plural vocative)
Haškovi (locative singular)
Hašcích (locative plural)
Haškem (instrumental singular)
Hašky (instrumental plural)

From a pet form of the given name Haštal.


Krupp

Krupp m anim (female equivalent Kruppová)

Kruppová (feminine)
Krupp (nominative singular)
Kruppové (nominative plural)
Kruppa (genitive singular)
Kruppů (genitive plural)
Kruppovi (dative singular)
Kruppům (dative plural)
Kruppa (accusative singular)
Kruppy (accusative plural)
Kruppe (singular vocative)
Kruppové (plural vocative)
Kruppovi (locative singular)
Kruppech (locative plural)
Kruppem (instrumental singular)
Kruppy (instrumental plural)


Ján

Ján (nominative singular)
Jánovia (nominative plural)
Jána (genitive singular)
Jánov (genitive plural)
Jánovi (dative singular)
Jánom (dative plural)
Jána (accusative singular)
Jánov (accusative plural)
Jánovi (locative singular)
Jánoch (locative plural)
Jánom (instrumental singular)
Jánami (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Iōannēs, from Ancient Greek Ἰωάννης (Iōánnēs), a contraction of the Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yôḥānān); see John for more.

der

Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yôḥānān)


Harman

cs-proper noun

Harman m anim (female equivalent Harmanová)

Harmanová (feminine)
Harman (nominative singular)
Harmané (nominative plural)
Harmani (nominative plural)
Harmana (genitive singular)
Harmanů (genitive plural)
Harmanovi (dative singular)
Harmanům (dative plural)
Harmana (accusative singular)
Harmany (accusative plural)
Harmane (singular vocative)
Harmané (plural vocative)
Harmani (plural vocative)
Harmanovi (locative singular)
Harmanech (locative plural)
Harmanem (instrumental singular)
Harmany (instrumental plural)


Makara

Makara m anim (female equivalent Makarová)

Makarová (feminine)
Makara (nominative singular)
Makarové (nominative plural)
Makary (genitive singular)
Makarů (genitive plural)
Makarovi (dative singular)
Makarům (dative plural)
Makaru (accusative singular)
Makary (accusative plural)
Makaro (singular vocative)
Makarové (plural vocative)
Makarovi (locative singular)
Makarech (locative plural)
Makarou (instrumental singular)
Makary (instrumental plural)


Horvat

sk-proper noun

Horvat m pers (female equivalent Horvatová)


Kotus

Kotus (nominative singular)
Kotusowie (nominative plural)
Kotusa (genitive singular)
Kotusów (genitive plural)
Kotusowi (dative singular)
Kotusom (dative plural)
Kotusa (accusative singular)
Kotusów (accusative plural)
Kotusem (instrumental singular)
Kotusami (instrumental plural)
Kotusie (locative singular)
Kotusach (locative plural)
Kotusie (singular vocative)
Kotusowie (plural vocative)


Koper

Koper (nominative singular)
Koperowie (nominative plural)
Koprowie (nominative plural)
Kopera (genitive singular)
Kopra (genitive singular)
Koperów (genitive plural)
Koprów (genitive plural)
Koperowi (dative singular)
Koprowi (dative singular)
Koperom (dative plural)
Koprom (dative plural)
Kopera (accusative singular)
Kopra (accusative singular)
Koperów (accusative plural)
Koprów (accusative plural)
Koperem (instrumental singular)
Koprem (instrumental singular)
Koperami (instrumental plural)
Koprami (instrumental plural)
Koperze (locative singular)
Koprze (locative singular)
Koperach (locative plural)
Koprach (locative plural)
Koperze (singular vocative)
Koprze (singular vocative)
Koperowie (plural vocative)
Koprowie (plural vocative)


Ó Briain

English: O’Brien

[oː ˈbʲɾʲiənʲ]

a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Bhriain


Ó Ceallaigh

English: Kelly, Kelley, Kellogg

a male surname, feminine equivalent Ní Cheallaigh


Ondra

cs-proper noun

Ondra m anim (female equivalent Ondrová)

Ondrová (feminine)
Ondra (nominative singular)
Ondrové (nominative plural)
Ondry (genitive singular)
Ondrů (genitive plural)
Ondrovi (dative singular)
Ondrům (dative plural)
Ondru (accusative singular)
Ondry (accusative plural)
Ondro (singular vocative)
Ondrové (plural vocative)
Ondrovi (locative singular)
Ondrech (locative plural)
Ondrou (instrumental singular)
Ondry (instrumental plural)


Palatinus

Palatinus m anim (female equivalent Palatinusová)

Palatinusová (feminine)
Palatinus (nominative singular)
Palatinusové (nominative plural)
Palatinusa (genitive singular)
Palatinusů (genitive plural)
Palatinusovi (dative singular)
Palatinusům (dative plural)
Palatinusa (accusative singular)
Palatinusy (accusative plural)
Palatinuse (singular vocative)
Palatinusové (plural vocative)
Palatinusovi (locative singular)
Palatinusech (locative plural)
Palatinusem (instrumental singular)
Palatinusy (instrumental plural)


Dej

Dej (nominative singular)
Dejowie (nominative plural)
Deja (genitive singular)
Dejów (genitive plural)
Dejowi (dative singular)
Dejom (dative plural)
Deja (accusative singular)
Dejów (accusative plural)
Dejem (instrumental singular)
Dejami (instrumental plural)
Deju (locative singular)
Dejach (locative plural)
Deju (singular vocative)
Dejowie (plural vocative)


Jagoda

Jagoda (nominative singular)
Jagodowie (nominative plural)
Jagody (genitive singular)
Jagodów (genitive plural)
Jagodzie (dative singular)
Jagodom (dative plural)
Jagodę (accusative singular)
Jagodów (accusative plural)
Jagodą (instrumental singular)
Jagodami (instrumental plural)
Jagodzie (locative singular)
Jagodach (locative plural)
Jagodo (singular vocative)
Jagodowie (plural vocative)


Riedel

Riedel (nominative singular)
Riedlowie (nominative plural)
Riedla (genitive singular)
Riedlów (genitive plural)
Riedlowi (dative singular)
Riedlom (dative plural)
Riedla (accusative singular)
Riedlów (accusative plural)
Riedlem (instrumental singular)
Riedlami (instrumental plural)
Riedlu (locative singular)
Riedlach (locative plural)
Riedlu (singular vocative)
Riedlowie (plural vocative)


Grünwald

Grünwald m anim (female equivalent Grünwaldová)

Grünwaldová (feminine)
Grünwald (nominative singular)
Grünwaldové (nominative plural)
Grünwalda (genitive singular)
Grünwaldů (genitive plural)
Grünwaldovi (dative singular)
Grünwaldům (dative plural)
Grünwalda (accusative singular)
Grünwaldy (accusative plural)
Grünwalde (singular vocative)
Grünwaldové (plural vocative)
Grünwaldovi (locative singular)
Grünwaldech (locative plural)
Grünwaldem (instrumental singular)
Grünwaldy (instrumental plural)


Kaczyński

pl-prop

Kaczyński m pers (female equivalent Kaczyńska)

Kaczyńska (feminine)
Kaczyński (nominative singular)
Kaczyńscy (nominative plural)
Kaczyńskiego (genitive singular)
Kaczyńskich (genitive plural)
Kaczyńskiemu (dative singular)
Kaczyńskim (dative plural)
Kaczyńskiego (accusative singular)
Kaczyńskich (accusative plural)
Kaczyńskim (instrumental singular)
Kaczyńskimi (instrumental plural)
Kaczyńskim (locative singular)
Kaczyńskich (locative plural)
Kaczyński (singular vocative)
Kaczyńscy (plural vocative)


Borys

Borys (nominative singular)
Borysowie (nominative plural)
Borysa (genitive singular)
Borysów (genitive plural)
Borysowi (dative singular)
Borysom (dative plural)
Borysa (accusative singular)
Borysów (accusative plural)
Borysem (instrumental singular)
Borysami (instrumental plural)
Borysie (locative singular)
Borysach (locative plural)
Borysie (singular vocative)
Borysowie (plural vocative)


Noll

Nollová (feminine)
Noll (nominative singular)
Nollové (nominative plural)
Nolla (genitive singular)
Nollů (genitive plural)
Nollovi (dative singular)
Nollům (dative plural)
Nolla (accusative singular)
Nolly (accusative plural)
Nolle (singular vocative)
Nollové (plural vocative)
Nollovi (locative singular)
Nollech (locative plural)
Nollem (instrumental singular)
Nolly (instrumental plural)


Hus

Husová (feminine)
Hus (nominative singular)
Husové (nominative plural)
Husa (genitive singular)
Husů (genitive plural)
Husovi (dative singular)
Husům (dative plural)
Husa (accusative singular)
Husy (accusative plural)
Huse (singular vocative)
Husové (plural vocative)
Husovi (locative singular)
Husech (locative plural)
Husem (instrumental singular)
Husy (instrumental plural)


Hus

Hus (nominative singular)
Husowie (nominative plural)
Husa (genitive singular)
Husów (genitive plural)
Husowi (dative singular)
Husom (dative plural)
Husa (accusative singular)
Husów (accusative plural)
Husem (instrumental singular)
Husami (instrumental plural)
Husie (locative singular)
Husach (locative plural)
Husie (singular vocative)
Husowie (plural vocative)


Balogh

sk-proper noun

Balogh m pers (female equivalent Baloghová)


Böhm

Böhmová (feminine)
Böhm (nominative singular)
Böhmové (nominative plural)
Böhma (genitive singular)
Böhmů (genitive plural)
Böhmovi (dative singular)
Böhmům (dative plural)
Böhma (accusative singular)
Böhmy (accusative plural)
Böhme (singular vocative)
Böhmové (plural vocative)
Böhmovi (locative singular)
Böhmech (locative plural)
Böhmem (instrumental singular)
Böhmy (instrumental plural)


Böhm

Böhmová (feminine)
nominative
Böhm (singular)
Böhmovia
Böhmovci
genitive
Böhma (singular)
Böhmov
Böhmovcov
dative
Böhmovi (singular)
Böhmom
Böhmovcom
accusative
locative
Böhmoch
Böhmovcoch
instrumental
Böhmom (singular)
Böhmami
Böhmovcami


Palo

Palová (feminine)
Palo (nominative singular)
Palové (nominative plural)
Pala (genitive singular)
Palů (genitive plural)
Palovi (dative singular)
Palům (dative plural)
Pala (accusative singular)
Paly (accusative plural)
Palo (singular vocative)
Palové (plural vocative)
Palovi (locative singular)
Palech (locative plural)
Palem (instrumental singular)
Paly (instrumental plural)


Brak

Brak (nominative singular)
Brakowie (nominative plural)
Braka (genitive singular)
Braków (genitive plural)
Brakowi (dative singular)
Brakom (dative plural)
Braka (accusative singular)
Braków (accusative plural)
Brakiem (instrumental singular)
Brakami (instrumental plural)
Braku (locative singular)
Brakach (locative plural)
Braku (singular vocative)
Brakowie (plural vocative)


Sak

Sak (nominative singular)
Sakowie (nominative plural)
Saka (genitive singular)
Saków (genitive plural)
Sakowi (dative singular)
Sakom (dative plural)
Saka (accusative singular)
Saków (accusative plural)
Sakiem (instrumental singular)
Sakami (instrumental plural)
Saku (locative singular)
Sakach (locative plural)
Saku (singular vocative)
Sakowie (plural vocative)


Hampel

cs-proper noun

Hampel m anim (female equivalent Hamplová)

Hamplová (feminine)
Hampel (nominative singular)
Hampelové (nominative plural)
Hampela (genitive singular)
Hampelů (genitive plural)
Hampelovi (dative singular)
Hampelům (dative plural)
Hampela (accusative singular)
Hampely (accusative plural)
Hampele (singular vocative)
Hampelové (plural vocative)
Hampelovi (locative singular)
Hampelech (locative plural)
Hampelem (instrumental singular)
Hampely (instrumental plural)


Markes

Markes m anim (female equivalent Markesová)

Markesová (feminine)
Markes (nominative singular)
Markesové (nominative plural)
Markesa (genitive singular)
Markesů (genitive plural)
Markesovi (dative singular)
Markesům (dative plural)
Markesa (accusative singular)
Markesy (accusative plural)
Markese (singular vocative)
Markesové (plural vocative)
Markesovi (locative singular)
Markesech (locative plural)
Markesem (instrumental singular)
Markesy (instrumental plural)


Tóth

Tóthová (feminine)
Tóth (nominative singular)
Tóthové (nominative plural)
Tótha (genitive singular)
Tóthů (genitive plural)
Tóthovi (dative singular)
Tóthům (dative plural)
Tótha (accusative singular)
Tóthy (accusative plural)
Tóthu (singular vocative)
Tóthové (plural vocative)
Tóthovi (locative singular)
Tótzích (locative plural)
Tóthem (instrumental singular)
Tóthy (instrumental plural)


Kleiner

Kleiner m anim (female equivalent Kleinerová)

Kleinerová (feminine)
Kleiner (nominative singular)
Kleinerové (nominative plural)
Kleinera (genitive singular)
Kleinerů (genitive plural)
Kleinerovi (dative singular)
Kleinerům (dative plural)
Kleinera (accusative singular)
Kleinery (accusative plural)
Kleinere (singular vocative)
Kleinerové (plural vocative)
Kleinerovi (locative singular)
Kleinerech (locative plural)
Kleinerem (instrumental singular)
Kleinery (instrumental plural)


Baltazár

sk-proper noun

Baltazár m pers (female equivalent Baltazárová)


Bernát

Bernát m pers (female equivalent Bernátová)

Bernátová (feminine)
nominative
Bernát (singular)
Bernátovia
Bernátovci
genitive
Bernáta (singular)
Bernátov
Bernátovcov
dative
Bernátovi (singular)
Bernátom
Bernátovcom
accusative
locative
Bernátoch
Bernátovcoch
instrumental
Bernátom (singular)
Bernátmi
Bernátovcami


Todt

Todtová (feminine)
Todt (nominative singular)
Todtové (nominative plural)
Todta (genitive singular)
Todtů (genitive plural)
Todtovi (dative singular)
Todtům (dative plural)
Todta (accusative singular)
Todty (accusative plural)
Todte (singular vocative)
Todtové (plural vocative)
Todtovi (locative singular)
Todtech (locative plural)
Todtem (instrumental singular)
Todty (instrumental plural)


Jahn

Jahnová (feminine)
Jahn (nominative singular)
Jahnové (nominative plural)
Jahna (genitive singular)
Jahnů (genitive plural)
Jahnovi (dative singular)
Jahnům (dative plural)
Jahna (accusative singular)
Jahny (accusative plural)
Jahne (singular vocative)
Jahnové (plural vocative)
Jahnovi (locative singular)
Jahnech (locative plural)
Jahnem (instrumental singular)
Jahny (instrumental plural)


Bot

Botová (feminine)
nominative
Bot (singular)
Botovia
Botovci
genitive
Bota (singular)
Botov
Botovcov
dative
Botovi (singular)
Botom
Botovcom
accusative
locative
Botoch
Botovcoch
instrumental
Botom (singular)
Botmi
Botovcami


Nagy

Nagyová (feminine)
Nagy (nominative singular)
Nagyové (nominative plural)
Nagye (genitive singular)
Nagyů (genitive plural)
Nagyovi (dative singular)
Nagyům (dative plural)
Nagye (accusative singular)
Nagye (accusative plural)
Nagyi (singular vocative)
Nagyové (plural vocative)
Nagyovi (locative singular)
Nagyích (locative plural)
Nagyem (instrumental singular)
Nagyi (instrumental plural)

Unadapted borrowing from Hungarian Nagy.


Nagy

Nagy (nominative singular)
Nagyowie (nominative plural)
Nagya (genitive singular)
Nagyów (genitive plural)
Nagyowi (dative singular)
Nagyom (dative plural)
Nagya (accusative singular)
Nagyów (accusative plural)
Nagyem (instrumental singular)
Nagyami (instrumental plural)
Nagyu (locative singular)
Nagyach (locative plural)
Nagyu (singular vocative)
Nagyowie (plural vocative)


Harrer

cs-proper noun

Harrer m anim (female equivalent Harrerová)

Harrerová (feminine)
Harrer (nominative singular)
Harrerové (nominative plural)
Harrera (genitive singular)
Harrerů (genitive plural)
Harrerovi (dative singular)
Harrerům (dative plural)
Harrera (accusative singular)
Harrery (accusative plural)
Harrere (singular vocative)
Harrerové (plural vocative)
Harrerovi (locative singular)
Harrerech (locative plural)
Harrerem (instrumental singular)
Harrery (instrumental plural)

From German Harrer from Middle High German harren.


Szulc

Szulc (nominative singular)
Szulcowie (nominative plural)
Szulca (genitive singular)
Szulców (genitive plural)
Szulcowi (dative singular)
Szulcom (dative plural)
Szulca (accusative singular)
Szulców (accusative plural)
Szulcem (instrumental singular)
Szulcami (instrumental plural)
Szulcu (locative singular)
Szulcach (locative plural)
Szulcu (singular vocative)
Szulcowie (plural vocative)


Knoll

Knoll m anim (female equivalent Knollová)

Knollová (feminine)
Knoll (nominative singular)
Knollové (nominative plural)
Knolla (genitive singular)
Knollů (genitive plural)
Knollovi (dative singular)
Knollům (dative plural)
Knolla (accusative singular)
Knolly (accusative plural)
Knolle (singular vocative)
Knollové (plural vocative)
Knollovi (locative singular)
Knollech (locative plural)
Knollem (instrumental singular)
Knolly (instrumental plural)


Baluch

Baluch (nominative singular)
Baluchowie (nominative plural)
Balucha (genitive singular)
Baluchów (genitive plural)
Baluchowi (dative singular)
Baluchom (dative plural)
Balucha (accusative singular)
Baluchów (accusative plural)
Baluchem (instrumental singular)
Baluchami (instrumental plural)
Baluchu (locative singular)
Baluchach (locative plural)
Baluchu (singular vocative)
Baluchowie (plural vocative)


Rada

Radová (feminine)
Rada (nominative singular)
Radové (nominative plural)
Rady (genitive singular)
Radů (genitive plural)
Radovi (dative singular)
Radům (dative plural)
Radu (accusative singular)
Rady (accusative plural)
Rado (singular vocative)
Radové (plural vocative)
Radovi (locative singular)
Radech (locative plural)
Radou (instrumental singular)
Rady (instrumental plural)


Drap

Drapová (feminine)
Drap (nominative singular)
Drapové (nominative plural)
Drapa (genitive singular)
Drapů (genitive plural)
Drapovi (dative singular)
Drapům (dative plural)
Drapa (accusative singular)
Drapy (accusative plural)
Drape (singular vocative)
Drapové (plural vocative)
Drapovi (locative singular)
Drapech (locative plural)
Drapem (instrumental singular)
Drapy (instrumental plural)


Τσολάκης

head

Τσολάκης • (Tsolákis) m (feminine Τσολάκη)

Tsolákis (romanization)
Τσολάκη (feminine)
Τσολάκης (nominative singular)
Τσολάκηδες (nominative plural)
Τσολάκη (genitive singular)
Τσολάκηδων (genitive plural)
Τσολάκη (accusative singular)
Τσολάκηδες (accusative plural)
Τσολάκη (singular vocative)
Τσολάκηδες (plural vocative)

From Ottoman Turkish چولاق (çolak, “one-armed, one-handed”). Also used as a surname in Turkish Çolak, Armenian Չոլաքյան (Čʻolakʻyan, “Cholakyan”), Romanian Ciolacu.


Grof

Grofová (feminine)
Grof (nominative singular)
Grofové (nominative plural)
Grofa (genitive singular)
Grofů (genitive plural)
Grofovi (dative singular)
Grofům (dative plural)
Grofa (accusative singular)
Grofy (accusative plural)
Grofe (singular vocative)
Grofové (plural vocative)
Grofovi (locative singular)
Grofech (locative plural)
Grofem (instrumental singular)
Grofy (instrumental plural)


Pohl

Pohlová (feminine)
Pohl (nominative singular)
Pohlové (nominative plural)
Pohla (genitive singular)
Pohlů (genitive plural)
Pohlovi (dative singular)
Pohlům (dative plural)
Pohla (accusative singular)
Pohly (accusative plural)
Pohle (singular vocative)
Pohlové (plural vocative)
Pohlovi (locative singular)
Pohlech (locative plural)
Pohlem (instrumental singular)
Pohly (instrumental plural)


Glos

Glosová (feminine)
Glos (nominative singular)
Glosové (nominative plural)
Glosa (genitive singular)
Glosů (genitive plural)
Glosovi (dative singular)
Glosům (dative plural)
Glosa (accusative singular)
Glosy (accusative plural)
Glose (singular vocative)
Glosové (plural vocative)
Glosovi (locative singular)
Glosech (locative plural)
Glosem (instrumental singular)
Glosy (instrumental plural)


Charvát

cs-proper noun

Charvát m anim (female equivalent Charvátová)

Charvátová (feminine)
Charvát (nominative singular)
Charvátové (nominative plural)
Charváta (genitive singular)
Charvátů (genitive plural)
Charvátovi (dative singular)
Charvátům (dative plural)
Charváta (accusative singular)
Charváty (accusative plural)
Charváte (singular vocative)
Charvátové (plural vocative)
Charvátovi (locative singular)
Charvátech (locative plural)
Charvátem (instrumental singular)
Charváty (instrumental plural)


Charvát

sk-proper noun

Charvát m pers (female equivalent Charvátová)