Cognomen Lebl (Lebl 
, לבל 
) , throughout the world, is a rare surname. The surname Lebl is characteristic of Czechia, where it is quite a rare surname, Israel, and Slovakia, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Czechia, Israel, and the United States.
| matthias lebl DE (b. 1831) |
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| josefa lebl Austrian local politician, AT (b. 1881) |
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| josef lebl CZ (b. 1878) |
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| jaroslav lebl (b. 1904) |
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| bedřich lebl CZ (b. 1922) |
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| jan lebl researcher, CZ (b. 1955) |
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| zdeněk lebl CZ (b. 1950) |
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| tomas lebl researcher |
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| michal lebl researcher |
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| karin bakran-lebl researcher |
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| lebl höschl |
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| ilektra lebl Greek swimmer (b. 1999) |
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| jiří lebl Ph.D. University of California, San Diego 2007, CZ |
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