Worldwide, Rastislav (Rastislav 
, Растислав 
, Растіслав ) is quite a rare boy's given name. The given name Rastislav is habitual in Slovakia, where it is quite a common male name, Slovenia, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Czechia. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Eastern Europe, particularly Slovakia, Czechia, and Russia. Very seldom, Rastislav is the last name as well as the forename.
|
rastislav michal Czech graphic, illustrator and painter, CZ (b. 1936) |
|
| rastislav marić Serbian numismatist, historian and archaeologist, MK (b. 1905) |
|
|
| rastislav váhala Czech attorney, AT (b. 1909) |
|
|
| rastislav drljić (b. 1900) |
|
|
|
rastislav doboš Slovak writer, SK (b. 1963) |
|
|
rastislav káčer Slovak diplomat, minister of foreign affairs of the Slovak Republic, SK (b. 1965) |
|
|
rastislav pavlikovský Slovak ice hockey player and Olympic athlete, SK (b. 1977) |
|
|
metropolita rastislav Slovak archbishop, SK (b. 1978) |
|
|
rastislav kožiak SK (b. 1969) |
|
| rastislav delpin SI (b. 1920) |
|
|
|
rastislav staňa Slovak ice hockey player, SK (b. 1980) |
|
| rastislav jović actor (1931-1997) (b. 1931) |
|
|
| rastislav pospišil SK (b. 1923) |
|
|
|
rastislav špirko Slovak ice hockey player, SK (b. 1984) |
|
|
rastislav trnka chairman of the Košice self-governing region, SK (b. 1984) |
|
Ka, Hudec, Valko, Varga, Žák, Michal, Mikula, Surmaj, Kollar, Kulich, Kubica, Rehák, Lukáč, Valent, Oravec, Baláž, Kroscen, Horvath, Hruška, Kováčik, Hudak, Vasilisin, Hajko, Tóth, Ko, Ek, Kral, Kmec, Toth, Noga, Marko, Macko, Sabol, Sojka, Balaz, Balog, Beňo, Kovac, Pecha, Danko, Gallo, Lesko, Tokar, Nemec, and Orechovsky