Globally, Франтишек (František 
, Franciszek 
, Франтишек 
) is a common masculine first name. The forename Франтишек is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, where it is a common masculine name, Slovakia, where it is quite a common male name, and Poland. More prevalently, Франтишек is the last name as well as the forename.
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| František | Austria, Germany, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia |
| Franciszek | Austria, Germany, Poland, Czechia, United States |
| Франтишек | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria, Russia |
| Frantishek | Belarus, Bulgaria, United States, Russia, North Macedonia |
Cesc, Currito, Curro, Fañch, Ferenc, Fragiskos, Fran, Francesc, Francesco, Francis, Francisc, Francisco, Franciscus, Franciszak, Franck, Franco, Frank, Franklin, Franko, Frans, Frantisek, Frantsishak, Frantz, Franz, Franziskus, François, Frančesko, Frañsez, Frenklins, Fränk, Paco, Panchito, Pancho, Paquito, Quico, Φράνσις, Φραγκίσκος, Ференц, Франк, Франклин, Франклін, Франко, Франс, Франсис, Франсиско, Франсишку, Франсоа, Франсуа, Франсіско, Франсішку,
Франтишек is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Franciszek Wichura , character in Czterej pancerni i pies and František Ladislav Věk , character in F. L. Věk.
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богуш, франтишек ксаверий LT (b. 1746) |
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| франтишек ксаверий грохольский Polish noble (1730-1792), UA (b. 1730) |
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| любомирский, франтишек ксаверий Polish noble, Russian general, UA (b. 1747) |
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| франтишек ксаверий неселовский Polish colonel, BY (b. 1771) |
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| франтишек ксаверий потоцкий UA (b. 1775) |
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выспяньский, франтишек Polish sculptor, UA (b. 1836) |
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| франтишек розвадовский UA (b. 1848) |
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| умястовский, франтишек Belarusian poet, LT (b. 1882) |
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| ромейко, франтишек BY (b. 1885) |
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Бурч, Бенда, Путик, Горват, Петров, Инжилевский, Ковриго, Кремянский, Гафинець, Чербанич, Залеский, Апанасенок, Емельянов, Коржаневский, and Хмелевский