Surname Wacław

Cognomen Wacław (Václav , Wacław , Waclaw ) , across the world, is a widespread surname. The family name Wacław is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Poland, where it is a common surname, Czechia, where it is quite a rare surname, and Slovakia. Also, Wacław is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Wacław

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Václav	Czechia, Poland, Slovakia, United States, Germany
Wacław	Czechia, Poland, Lithuania, United States, Germany
Waclaw	Brazil, Poland, France, United States, Germany
Вацлав	Kazakhstan, Russia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine

Last names said to be same

Vaclau, Vaclaw, Vaslav, Vatslav, Vencel, Venceslao, Venceslas, Venceslav, Ventseslav, Venčeslav, Viachaslau, Viatcheslav, Vjacseszlav, Vjatjeslav, Vjatšeslav, Vjačeslav, Vyachaslau, Vyachaslaw, Vyacheslav, Věnceslav, Wac, Wenceslas, Wenzel, Wenzeslaw, Wjatscheslaw, В'Ячеслав, Вацлаў, Венцел, Венцель, Венцеслав, Венчеслав, Вячаслав, Вячаслаў, Вячеслав, and Слава

Notable namesakes

	eugeniusz wacław PL (b. 1912)
	bartłomiej wacław Polish physicist, PL

Characteristic forenames

Lis, Markowski, Stefański, Czarnecki, Barański, Brzeźniak, Kamiński, Dziurzyński, Dąbrowski, Gromnicki, Jezierski, Ostrowski, Sokołowski, Smardzewski, Kozłowski, Kołodziej, Piotrowski, Grzybkowski, Tarasewicz, Żuchowski, Szymanowski, Lewandowski, Zawadzki, Pawłowski, Kowalski, Bujalski, Ryba, Mazur, Mucha, Satława, Borek, Kurek, Król, Rejek, Guzik, Nowak, Leśniewski, Warias, Zięba, Serafin, Szubert, Koniuch, Potocki, Radecki, Golonka, Gąsior, Jarząbek, Świdrak, Zając, and Kołodziejski