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Forename Novák

Around the world, Novák (Novak Czechia United States Croatia Hungary Slovenia, Новак Ukraine Russia Belarus Kazakhstan Serbia, Novák Czechia United States Hungary Slovakia Brazil) is quite a rare predominantly male, but scarcely female given name. The forename Novák is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Montenegro, where it is quite a common masculine name, Serbia, and Croatia, where it is quite a rare predominantly boy's, but very seldom female name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Serbia, Montenegro, and Romania. Much more prevalently, Novák is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Novák

name Noack, name Nowack, name 诺克, name Noak, name Nowakowa, name Novak, name Novack, name Ноак, name נובק, name نواك, name Новак, name Nováková, name Nowák, name Nowak, name Novák, name Nový
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Novak Hungary, Czechia, United States, Slovenia, Croatia
Новак Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Serbia
Novák Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia, Brazil, United States

First names said to be same

Noack, Noak, Novack, Nováková, Nový, Nowack, Nowak, Nowakowa, Nowák, Ноак, נובק, نواك, and 诺克

First name Novák in the context

Novák is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Novak , the character from novel Đurađ Branković : a historical novel and Новак , character in Slave Zlata: a short story from the past.

Notable namesakes

picture of vojta novák vojta novák vojta novák Czech actor, CZ (b. 1886) link
picture of archibald václav novák archibald václav novák archibald václav novák Czech traveller and writer, CZ (b. 1895) link
novák ede architect (1888-1951), HU (b. 1888) link
osvald novák holocaust victim, b. 1888-12-05, CZ (b. 1888) link
konrád novák holocaust victim, b. 1894-07-14, CZ (b. 1894) link
prokop novák CZ (b. 1886) link
osvald novák Czech Roman Catholic priest, CZ (b. 1912) link
prokop novák CZ (b. 1927) link

Characteristic surnames

Max, Anna, Arne, Adam, Kati, Kata, Kuba, Petr, Pepe, Pepa, Pál, Rado, Rita, Ruda, Dani, Dave, Dawe, Gabi, Gabo, Geri, Lexa, Luke, Andi, Alan, Aliz, Alex, Ale, Ada, Ben, Bea, Bob, Dan, Leo, Lea, Jan, Tom, Jana, Eda, Ivo, Ota, Oto, Mara, Maty, Maja, Mili, Mira, Miro, Samo, Ing, and Jaro