Family name Václav (Václav 
, Vaclav 
, Вацлав 
) , in the world, is quite a rare last name. The last name Václav is habitual in Slovakia, where it is quite a common surname, Czechia, and Cyprus, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Czechia, Slovakia, and the United States. Predominantly, Václav is the forename as well as the last name.
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| 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
| frantisek václav, graf novohradsky z kolovrat 13 Aug 1689 Katharina-Dianaberg - 15 Oct 1738 Katharina-Dianaberg (b. 1689) |
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erich václav Czech forester and university educator (1930-2018), CZ (b. 1930) |
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| václav vraný CZ (b. 1876) |
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| václav rajtora CZ (b. 1896) |
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petr václav Czech film director, CZ (b. 1967) |
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| vilém václav Czechoslovak ice hockey player (b. 1925) |
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| jiří václav Czech composer (1940-2020), CZ (b. 1940) |
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| josef václav (b. 1931) |
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| radovan václav researcher |
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| juraj václav correspondence chess player |
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| jan václav bishop of the Roman Catholic Church |
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| vladimir václav |
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| marek václav Slovak footballer, SK (b. 1996) |
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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