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