Forename Anežka

All over the world, Anežka (Anežka , Агнеса , Анежка ) is quite a rare feminine given name. The forename Anežka is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, where it is quite a common girly name, Ukraine, where it is quite a rare girly name, and Slovakia, where it is a rare female name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, Ukraine, and Russia. Very seldom, Anežka is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Anežka

name Agniya, name Ines, name Inês, name Аньес, name Інеса, name イネス, name Inés, name Enas, name אגנס, name Агнес, name Ágnes, name Agnia, name Агнешка, name 艾格尼丝, name Агнеш, name أغنيس, name Agnese, name Агнесса, name Agnė, name Agnija, name Агна, name אגנה, name Инес, name Агнеса, name Agnieszka, name Ага, name Anezka, name Αγνή, name Agne, name Anežka, name آغني, name إيناس, name Agnesa, name Анежка, name Agneza, name Агнэс, name Agnessa, name Агнєшка, name Ainés, name Агне, name Agnès, name Інес, name Agnes, name Агния

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Anežka	Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Czechia, United Kingdom
Агнеса	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Armenia
Анежка	Ukraine

First names said to be same

Agne, Agnes, Agnesa, Agnese, Agnessa, Agneza, Agnia, Agnieszka, Agnija, Agniya, Agnès, Agnė, Ainés, Anezka, Enas, Ines, Inés, Inês, Ágnes, Αγνή, Ага, Агна, Агне, Агнес, Агнесса, Агнеш, Агнешка, Агния, Агнэс, Агнєшка, Аньес, Инес, Інес, Інеса, אגנה, אגנס, آغني, أغنيس, إيناس, イネス, and 艾格尼丝

First name Anežka in the context

Anežka is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Esméralda , the fictional character from Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame; Agnes Matzerath , the fictional character from The Tin Drum by Günter Grass; Agnes Skinner , the fictional character from the The Simpsons franchise; Agnes Nielsen , the fictional character in Dark and Agnes Nitt , the fictional human, Discworld books, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	anežka přemyslovna (b. 1150)
	anežka česká princess who became a nun and saint (1211-1282), CZ (b. 1211)
	anežka přemyslovna Czech princess, duchess of Austria, CZ (b. 1269)
	anežka z rožmberka probably the eldest daughter of Oldrich II. of Rožmberk and Kateřina of Vartemberk, CZ (b. 1450)
	anežka schulzová CZ (b. 1868)
	anežka kodíčková holocaust victim, b. 1856-08-02, CZ (b. 1856)
	anežka fischerová holocaust victim, b. 1858-10-10, CZ (b. 1858)
	anežka fischlová holocaust victim, b. 1861-09-07, CZ (b. 1861)
	anežka formánková (b. 1904)
	anežka polesiová holocaust victim, b. 1865-09-15, CZ (b. 1865)
	anežka kafková holocaust victim, b. 1869-08-12, CZ (b. 1869)
	anežka žaludová Czech quality management researcher, GB (b. 1919)
	anežka fingerová holocaust victim, b. 1870-10-28, CZ (b. 1870)
	anežka malá CZ (b. 1910)
	anežka königová holocaust victim, b. 1871-07-08, CZ (b. 1871)

Characteristic surnames

Nová, Šedivá, Škopová, Špačková, Matoušková, Majerová, Sedláková, Soukupová, Straková, Bayerová, Bauerová, Beščecová, Pojezdná, Navrátilová, Holubová, Horáková, Zemanová, Šimková, Svobodová, Kolářová, Kovářová, Dvořáková, Šimová, Štelclová, Fialová, Váňová, Dědková, Tichá, Tůmová, Sakošová, Součková, Břízová, Daňková, Hemelíková, Veselá, Černá, Nováková, Marešová, Adamcová, Bendová, Kučerová, Králová, Jeřábková, Novotná, Horynová, Hošková, Hájková, Vacková, Mašková, and Procházková