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Surname Martinovich

Surname Martinovich (Мартинович Belarus Russia Ukraine Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan, Мартынович Belarus Russia Ukraine Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan, Martinovich United States Australia Belarus Argentina Serbia) , globally, is quite a common family name. The last name Martinovich is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Belarus, where it is quite a common surname, Ukraine, where it is quite a rare surname, and Russia.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Martinovich

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Мартынович, Мартинович Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Russia
Martinovich Australia, Belarus, United States, Serbia, Argentina

Notable namesakes

elena mikhailovna martinovich (b. 1788) link
anastasija martinovich (1824-1895) (b. 1824) link
picture of rodolfo martinovich rodolfo martinovich rodolfo martinovich Argentinian physician (1926-1998), AR (b. 1926) link
kristé martinovich (1903-1966) chiropractor (b. 1903) link
phil martinovich American football player (1915-1964), US (b. 1915) link
boris martinovich (b. 1954) link
martin martinovich Roman Catholic bishop link
kelly m martinovich researcher link
grigory g. martinovich researcher link
viviana martinovich researcher link
obren martinovich Peerage person ID=718783 link
kelsey martinovich Australian model, AU (b. 1990) link
miroslav martinovich link

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Maia, Milo, Mike, Sara, Alex, Alan, Alba, Andy, Anna, Matt, Anka, Azra, Chad, Cate, Cole, Coco, Beth, Bozo, Bren, Kate, Adam, Mark, Mary, Marc, Ms, Max, Mum, Sam, Sue, Ana, Ann, Bob, Kay, Kim, Rod, Dan, Lee, Lev, Jan, Jay, Jon, Joy, Jim, Tom, Zoe, Kris, and Paul