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ADAMÍK     Czech
Czech diminutive form of ADAM.

ANDRES     German, Czech
Derived from the given name ANDREW.

BARACNIK     Czech
Denoted a farmer in Bohemia with less land than a Sedlak, Zahradnik or Chalupnik, but more land than a tenant farmer.

BARTOŠ     Czech, Slovak
Derived from Bartoš, a diminutive of BARTOLOMĚJ or BARTOLOMEJ.

BENEŠ     Czech
Derived from a diminutive of the given name BENEDIKT.

BERAN     Czech
Derived from beran "ram".

BERNARD     French, English, Polish, Czech
From the given name BERNARD.

BISKUP     Czech, Slovak
Czech and Slovak cognate of BISHOP

BLAHA     Czech, Slovak
Derived from the name Blaha, a diminutive of BLAŽEJ.

BLAŽEK     Czech
Derived from the given name Blažek, a diminutive of BLAŽEJ.

BOBAL     Czech
Derived from Slavic bob meaning "beans".

BOSKO     Polish, Czech, Slovak
Derived from the Slavic bosy "barefoot".

BROŽ     Czech
Derived from Brož, a diminutive of Ambrož, Ambrož being the Czech form of AMBROSE.

BURANEK     Czech
Czech name meaning "little ram".

BUREŠ     Czech, Slovak
Derived from Bureš, a diminutive of the archaic name Burian.

CECH     Czech
Means "Czech"... [more]

CERMAK     Czech, Slovak
Means "robin" in Czech.

CERNIK     Czech
Diminutive of CERNY.

CERNY     Czech
Means "black" in Czech.

CERVENKA     Czech
Means "red" in Czech.

CHALUPA     Czech
Means "cottage" in Czech.

CHALUPNIK     Czech
Means "peasant, cottager"... [more]

CHMELA     Czech
Derived from Czech chmel "hops"... [more]

CHVÁTAL     Czech
Derived from the past participle of the verb chváatat "to hurry".

CIPRIS     Czech
Means "dweller on the river's edge". It is of Moravian origin.

CIŽEK     Czech, Slovene
Derived from cizek "siskin" (a type of finch).

CTVRTLANIK     Czech
Derived from Czech ctvrt "one quarter" and lan, a medieval Czech measure of land, equal to approximately 18 hectares... [more]

CTVRTNIK     Czech
Variant of CTVRTLANIK

DAVID     English, French, Scottish, Jewish, Czech
From the given name DAVID.

DOLEŽAL     Czech, Slovak
Derived from the past participle of the verb doležit "to lie down".

DOUBEK     Czech
Means "a small oak" from the Slavic dub "oak".

DUŠEK     Czech
Derived from the name Dušek, a diminutive of DUŠAN, or other names beginning with duš "soul".

DVORAK     Czech
Occupational name for a person who either owned a manor, or worked on one... [more]

FIALA     Czech
Means "the flower violet" in Czech... [more]

FILIPEK     Polish, Czech
Derived from a diminutive of the given name FILIP.

HAJEK     Czech
Means "thicket" in Czech.

HAVEL     Czech
Derived from the given name HAVEL.

HAVELKA     Czech
Means "the son (or servant) of HAVEL".

HAVLÍČEK     Czech
Diminutive form of HAVEL.

HLAVAČ     Czech
Derived from Czech hlava "head".

HLAVAČEK     Czech
Derived from a diminutive of Czech hlava "head".

HOLUB     Czech, Ukrainian
Derived from holub "dove".

HORAČEK     Czech
Diminutive derived from Czech hora "mountain".

HORACEK     Czech
Variant of HORAČEK.

HORAK     Czech
Derived from Czech hora "mountain", a cognate of the Polish GORSKI.

HORNICK     Czech, Slovak
Variant of HORNIK

HORNIK     Czech, Slovak
Occupational name meaning "miner".

HRABE     Czech
Derived from the Czech word hrabe "count"... [more]

HRUBY     Czech
Derived from Czech hruby "crude".

HRUŠKA     Czech
Means "pear" in Czech... [more]

HUSTOVI     Czech
Refers to one who followed the teachings of the Bohemian religious reformer, Jan Huss.

JAHODA     Czech, Slovak
Czech cognate of JAGODA.

JANDA     Polish, Czech
Derived from the given name JAN (1).

JANDAČEK     Czech
Diminutive of JANDA.

JANIČEK     Czech
Derived from the given name JAN (1).

JANKOVIC     Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian
Means "son of JANKO".

JEDLIČKA     Czech
Derived from Czech jedle meaning "fir tree"... [more]

JEDLICKA     Czech
Derived from Czech jedle meaning "fir tree"... [more]

JEHLIČKA     Czech
Means "a needle" in Czech... [more]

JELEN     Polish, Czech, Slovak
Means "stag" in the Slavic languages.

JELINEK     Czech
Diminutive of JELEN.

JEŽ     Slovene, Czech
Cognate of JEZ.

JEŽEK     Czech
Means "a small hedgehog" in Czech... [more]

KADER (1)     Czech
Archaic variant of KUDRNA

KADLEC     Czech
Means "weaver" in Czech.

KAŠPAR     Czech, Slovene
Variant of KASPAR

KLADIVO     Czech
Means "hammer" in Czech... [more]

KLIMA     Czech
Derived from Klima, a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KLÍMEK     Czech
Derived from Klímek, a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KLIMY     Czech
Means "descendent of Klima", Klima being a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KOHOUT     Czech
Means "rooster" in Czech.

KOLAR     Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Derived from the Slavic kolar "cartwright".

KOPECKY     Czech
Derived from Czech kopec "hill"... [more]

KOSTELECKY     Czech
Means "a person from Kostelec"... [more]

KOVÁČ     Czech, Slovak
Czech and Slovak cognate of KOWALSKI

KOVAC     Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Serbian
Simplified spelling of KOVÁČ or KOVAČ

KOVÁŘ     Czech
Variant of KOVÁČ

KRALL     Czech
From Czech král "king"... [more]

KRAMR     Czech
Czech form of KRAMER.

KRATOCHVIL     Czech
Derived from the Czech kratochvile "pastime".

KREJCI     Czech
Means "tailor" in Czech.

KRIŽ     Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Means "cross" in Czech.

KUCERA     Czech
Means "curl" in Czech; a nickname for a person with curly locks of hair.

KUDRNA     Czech
Cognate of KUCERA.

KYSELY     Czech, Slovak
Means "sour" in Czech... [more]

LANIK     Czech
Derived from Czech lan, a measure of land equal to approximately 18 hectares... [more]

LÁSKA     Czech, Slovak
Means "love" in Czech and Slovak.

LUKSKA     Czech
Derived from the given name LUKAS.

MACEK     Czech
Derived from the name Macek, a diminutive of MATEJ.

MACHÁN     Czech
Derived from the given name Mach (a Czech diminutive of MICHAEL or MATĚJ).

MALY     Polish, Czech
Means "small" in the Slavic languages.

MAREK     Czech, Polish, Hungarian
Derived from the given name MAREK.

MARTINEK     Czech, Slovak
Derived from the given name MARTIN.

MARUSKA     Czech
Derived from the given name MARIA.

MAŠEK     Czech
Derived from the given name Mašek which can be a diminutive of either TOMAS or MATEJ.

MÁSELNÍK     Czech
Refers to one who churned or sold butter or buttermilk.

MATEJKA     Czech
Derived from the given name MATEJ.

MATOUŠEK     Czech
Derived from a diminutive of the given name MATOUŠ.

MLYNARIK     Czech
Means "a miller" in Czech.

MORAVEC     Czech
Originally indicated a person from Moravia.

MUSIL     Polish, Czech
Means "the one who had to", from the past participle of the verb must.

MYSKA     Czech
Means "a mouse" in Czech.

NAVRÁTIL     Czech
Derived from the past participle of the verb navrátit "to return"... [more]

NEDBALEK     Czech
Refers to one who is careless. It is of Czech and Polish origin.

NEDVED     Czech, Slovak
Variant of MEDVED, derived from the dialect word nedved "bear".

NEMEC     Czech
Means "German" in Czech.

NEMEČEK     Czech
Diminutive of NEMEC.

NOSEK     Czech, Polish
Means "a small nose" in Czech and Polish.

NOVAČEK     Czech
Diminutive of NOVAK.

NOVAK     Czech, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Jewish
Derived from Slavic novy "new", originally a name for someone who was new to a village.

NOVOSAD     Czech
Means "new settler", "new land" or "new orchard". It is Moravian in origin.

NOVOTNY     Czech
Derived from Slavic novy "new", originally a name for someone who was new to a village.

PECHAČEK     Czech
Diminutive form of PETR.

PECHACEK     Czech
Variant of PECHAČEK.

PEŠEK     Czech
Derived from Pešek, a diminutive form of PETR.

PODSEDNIK     Czech
Cognate of ZAHRADNIK mainly used in the region of Moravia.

POKORNY     Czech, Slovak, Polish
Derived from the Slavic word pokorny "tame".

POLAK     Czech
Means "a Polish person" in Czech.

POLOLANIK     Czech
Derived from Czech polo "one half" and lan, a measure of land equal to approximately 18 hectares... [more]

POSPÍŠIL     Czech
Means "a person in a hurry", from the Czech pospíšit "to be in a hurry".

PRAŽAK     Czech
Means "a person from Prague".

PROCHAZKA     Czech, Slovak
Derived from the Czech word prochazet "to wander".

PULKRÁBEK     Czech
Derived from the medieval status name purkrabí "burgrave".

PULNIK     Czech
Variant of POLOLANIK

REHA     Czech
Derived from the given name Rehor, Rehor being the Czech form of GREGORY.

REZNICEK     Czech
Diminutive of reznik "butcher".

REZNÍK     Czech, Slovak
Means "butcher" in Czech and Slovak.

RUŽIČKA     Czech
Means "a little rose" in Czech... [more]

RYBAR     Czech, Slovak
Means "fisher" in Czech.

SARKA (1)     Czech
Means "dweller by a bend in a river" from the Old Czech šárový meaning "curved".

SARKA (2)     Czech
Means "grey" from the Old Czech šarý.

SASHA     Czech
Derived from the given name SASHA.

SCHOVAJSA     Czech
Means "hide yourself". It is of Moravian origin.

SEDLÁČEK     Czech
Diminutive form of SEDLAK.

SEDLAK     Czech
Means farmer in Czech (from the Slavic root sed, set, "to sit, stay")... [more]

SEVČIK     Czech
Occupational name for one who made or sold shoes; a shoemaker.

ŠIMEK     Czech
Derived from the name Šimek, a diminutive of ŠIMON.

SIMON     Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Jewish
Derived from the Hebrew given name SIMON.

SKALA     Polish, Czech
Means "rock" in the Slavic languages.

SKALICKY     Czech, Slovak
Derived from the Slavic word skala "rock"... [more]

SLAVIK     Czech, Slovak
Means "nightingale" in Czech.

SLEZAK     Czech
Originally a name for a person from Silesia, a historical region that is nowadays split between Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic.

SLOVAČEK     Czech
Originally described one who was of Slovak descent.

SLOVAK     Czech
Means "a person from Slovakia".

SMOLÁK     Czech, Polish
Derived from the Slavic word smola "pitch".

SOKOL     Czech, Jewish
Means "falcon" from the Slavic sokol... [more]

SOUČEK     Czech
Means "a small knot" in Czech... [more]

STANEK (2)     Czech
Derived from Stanek, a diminutive of the name STANISLAV.

STÁREK     Czech
Czech spelling of STAREK.

STAROSTA     Czech
Means "mayor" in Czech.

ŠTĚPÁNEK     Czech
Derived from a diminutive of the given name ŠTĚPÁN.

STRNAD     Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Means "bunting" in the central Slavic languages.

SUCHÝ     Czech
Means "thin" or "dry" in Czech.

SVOBODA     Czech
Means "freedom" in Czech... [more]

SYKORA     Czech, Slovak
Means "titmouse" in Czech.

TESAR     Czech, Slovak
Means "carpenter" in Czech and Slovak.

TESARIK     Czech, Slovak
Diminutive of TESAR.

VACEK     Czech
Derived from the given name VÁCLAV.

VACIK     Czech
Variant of VACEK

VALENTA     Czech
Derived from the given name VALENTIN.

VANCURA     Czech
Derived from the given name VÁCLAV in the later 15th century.

VANEK     Czech
Derived from Vanek, an archaic diminutive of the given name VÁCLAV.

VAŠEK     Czech
Derived from the given name Vašek - a diminutive for VÁCLAV.

VAVRA     Czech
Derived from the name Vavra, a diminutive of VAVRINEC.

VESELA     Czech
The surname Vesela means "happy" or "cheerful". It is of Moravian origin.

VESELY     Czech
Means "cheerful" in Czech.

VLASÁK     Czech
Derived from Czech vlas "hair"... [more]

VLČEK     Czech
Means "little wolf" from the Slavic word vlk "wolf".

VRUBEL     Czech
From the Czech word vrabec "sparrow" which in the Silesian dialect was transformed into the form Vrubel.

WENTRCEK     Czech
Referred to one whose characteristics made him stand out, such as being taller or shorter than normal, bald-headed, more clever, more stubborn, and so on... [more]

YEDLIČKA     Czech
Variant of JEDLICKA

YEDLICKA     Czech
Variant of JEDLICKA

ZAHRADNIK     Czech
Derived from Czech zahrada "garden"... [more]

ZELENKA     Czech
Cognate of ZIELINSKI.

ZEMAN     Czech
Means "landholder" from the Czech zem "land"... [more]

ZÍMA     Czech
From the word zima, which means "winter" in Czech.

ŽITNÍK     Czech
Occupational name of a dealer in rye of a baker of rye bread, from žito "rye".