Cognomen Černá (Černá 
) , all around the world, is quite a common family name. The last name Černá is habitual in Czechia, where it is quite a common surname, Slovakia, where it is quite a rare surname, and Austria, where it is a rare surname. In absolute terms, the name is most common in Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, Slovakia, and Poland. Very seldom, Černá is the forename as well as the last name.
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růžena černá CZ (b. 1867) |
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| aloisie černá CZ (b. 1852) |
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| jana černá holocaust victim, b. 1874-08-20, CZ (b. 1874) |
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| marta černá holocaust victim, b. 1879-04-18, CZ (b. 1879) |
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| františka černá (b. 1875) |
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marta černá Slovakian politician, SK (b. 1936) |
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| tekla černá CZ (b. 1877) |
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kateřina černá Czech painter, CZ (b. 1937) |
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milena černá Czech dermatovenerologist, Director of the Committee of Good Will - The Olga Havel Foundation, CZ (b. 1942) |
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| anna černá (b. 1885) |
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| luisa černá (b. 1888) |
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| miroslava černá Czech Paralympic archer (b. 1901) |
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| anna černá (b. 1895) |
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| marie ludmila černá CZ (b. 1897) |
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| zorka černá CZ (b. 1899) |
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El, Nela, Elen, Emma, Evik, Hana, Hany, Vera, Veru, Ivuš, Olga, Zuzi, Zina, Zora, Ája, Maria, Marie, Marta, Magda, Majda, Mirka, Máca, Nina, Naty, Tery, Jana, Sah, Any, Ada, Ema, Eva, Ing, Iva, Maki, Maky, Andy, Mája, Anna, Anet, Baru, Kaja, Puma, Rena, Dana, Dita, Domi, Lada, Lucy, Anie, and Míla