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Forename Václav

In the world, Václav (Václav Czechia Slovakia Germany United States Taiwan, Vaclav Czechia Slovakia Germany United States United Kingdom, Вацлав Belarus Ukraine Russia Kazakhstan Lithuania) is a common masculine first name. The first name Václav is habitual in Czechia, where it is a common male name, Slovakia, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Lithuania. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, Ukraine, and Russia. Much less frequently, Václav is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Václav

name Viatcheslav, name Венцель, name Wenceslas, name Венцел, name Venceslao, name Венчеслав, name Vyachaslaw, name В'Ячеслав, name Vácslav, name Venceslau, name Vacek, name Więcesław, name Ventseslav, name Vaclaw, name Vjačeslav, name Вацлав, name Вячеслав, name Věnceslav, name Václav, name Wenceslao, name Venceslav, name Венцеслав, name Vaclav, name Вацлаў, name Vjatjeslav, name Wenceslaus, name Вячаслав, name Wacław, name Wenzeslaw, name Viachaslau, name Venčeslav, name Vjatšeslav, name Vyacheslav, name Слава, name I, name Wenzel, name Wjatscheslaw, name Вячаслаў, name Vencel, name Vaclau, name Vjacseszlav, name Vyachaslau
VARIANTCOUNTRY
Václav Germany, Slovakia, United States, Czechia, Taiwan
Vaclav Germany, Slovakia, United States, United Kingdom, Czechia
Вацлав Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Lithuania
Vácslav Czechia

First name Václav in the context

Václav is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Václav Milizé , the fictional character from 86; Wacław Wareda and Wacław Milczek , character in Zemsta.

Notable namesakes

picture of svatý václav svatý václav svatý václav duke and saint, CZ (b. 907) link
václav přemyslovec (b. 1000) link
václav ii. Duke of Bohemia, CZ (b. 1137) link
picture of václav i. václav i. václav i. King of Bohemia, CZ (b. 1205) link
picture of václav ii. václav ii. václav ii. King of Bohemia and Poland, CZ (b. 1271) link
picture of václav iii. václav iii. václav iii. King of Hungary, Bohemia and Poland, CZ (b. 1289) link
picture of václav žlebský z lichtenburka václav žlebský z lichtenburka václav žlebský z lichtenburka (b. 1287) link
picture of václav iv. václav iv. václav iv. German king, DE (b. 1361) link
picture of václav koranda starší václav koranda starší václav koranda starší Czech cleric (1400-1453), CZ (b. 1400) link
václav lucemburský CZ (b. 1350) link
václav carda z petrovic (b. 1350) link
václav z blahotic CZ (b. 1360) link
picture of václav vlček václav vlček václav vlček Czech writer and warrior (b. 1425) link
václav z dráchova (b. 1395) link
václav králík z buřenic CZ (b. 1400) link

Characteristic surnames

Mach, Matoušek, Staněk, Svoboda, Kolář, Kovář, Kučera, Kříž, Jelínek, Navrátil, Valenta, Veselý, Černý, Čížek, Sedláček, Pokorný, Dvořák, Novotný, Havlíček, Čermák, Procházka, Růžička, Šimek, Fišer, Vlček, Vaněk, Marek, Malý, Brož, Král, Janda, Fiala, Zeman, Mareš, Mašek, Soukup, Červený, Beneš, Bárta, Kadlec, Dušek, Ježek, Tichý, Novák, Němec, Horák, Hájek, Hrubý, Bláha, and Kratochvíl