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Slavonic languages
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B
C(/ts/)
/Č/ cz, ch, tch
D
Dadakina
Dadashev
Davidzon
Dedić , Dedič , Dědič , or Dedic means successor , duke , or tribal leader
Demidov
Denissova
Dokiychuk , Dokychuk
Doležal , Doleschall
Dolgorukov
Domljanović
Dubinsky
Duchenko
Dubova
Dubnov , from Polish place name (shtetl Dubno )
Durnovo (nobility)
Dvorak , Dvořák , Dworzak , Dworschak (dvor /dvůr means court /Hof and Polish "dwór" means "outdoors; forecourt / courtyard" or "manor house", "noblemans estate" )
Dvorkin , Dworkin
Dvorský
Dudar
E
F
G/H
Gajević
Gajić
Gajov
Ganjić
Gann
Germanov
Gindin
Glavan
Glinka
Godzuik
Gokhler
Golitsyn
Golovin
Golovkin
Goncharov
Gorny
Gospod
Grabow , Grabowski , Grabowsky , Grabovsky , Hrabovs'kyi, Grabower /Grabover
Grishina
Gurov
Guzina
Hájek , Hayek
Hanak , Hanák
Havel (<Pavel )?, Havelka , Hawelka
Heiman
Hledik (Hledikova )
Hlinka
Hnilo
Homolka
Horák (cf.Václav Emanuel )
Horny , Horný (cf. Franz )
Hospod , (Slavic for "Lord", from Hospodar )
Hrdlík
Hrdlička (Oriental Turtle Dove cf. Turteltaub , Turteltoyb ) (cf. Czech hrdlo (Russian gorlo ) = throat )
Hrushovsky , Hrushevksy
Hubik
Hus , Husa (goose ; cf. Gans )
/X/({ch})
I
J(/j/, {y}, ya, ye, yo, yu)
Jablonski , Yablonsky
Jakeš , Jakesch , Jaksch (< Jakub )
Jalowetz , Yalow (cf.Rosalyn Sussman )
Janda (Jandova )
Janiszewski
Yankovic (<Janko , Yanko , Iancu )
Janković
Janovčik
Janowitz , from several place names in Poland, Czechland
Jasieński (cf.Bruno , Felix ), Yasensky (means ash ; Cz. jasan ; cf. Esch , Esche , Eschenbaum , Eschenbach)
Jastram , Jastrow , Jastrowitz , Jastrzemski
Yegorov
Jelinek , Jellinek , Jelínek (Czech translation of Tzbhi , Hirsch )
Jerdeva
Yevgenievich
Jindrák , Jindrak (cf.Mark ), Jyndrak (< Jindřich < Heinrich /Hinrich ; cf.Pol. Henryk ; hung .Henrik cf.Hendrik , Heindrich )
Jokanović
Jovanović
K
Kamotsky
Kanevsky (Alexander , Vitaly )
Kantorowicz , Kantorovich (cf. Kantor , Cantor , Spivak , Spivakovsky , Khazanov , Singer )
Kapa (Капа ), Kapičić (Капичић )
Karađorđević
Karadžić
Karaliuk
Karbashewsky , Karbashewski
Carlowitz (a German family)
Karpov
Karsanova
Karolewski
Carpzov (a German family)
Kavka , Kafka , Kaffka
Kazansteva
Keranov , Keranova
Klima/Klíma
Kobylnitsky
Koči (Kočova )
Kohout , Kohut , Kohút
Kokoschka (Czech)
Kolarov (Kolarova ) (Bulgarian)
Kolev (Koleva ) (Bulgarian)
Kolomatski
Kondratiev , Kondratienko
Kopacheski
Korbel
Korda
Kormushkin
Korsakov
Kosinskaya
Kosygin
Kotwicz , Kottwitz
Kowacewicz , Kovač , Kováč , Kovach (cognate of smith , Smith , compare German Schmidt )
Koval - (meaning smith , Smith )
L
Lahush
Landowski , Landowska
Larina
Lebedev - (root means "swan")
Lenart
Levitsky , Lewitzki , Lewicki (cf.Marian )
Lhotský , Lhotzky (cf.Heinrich ), Lihotský , Lihotzky (cf.Margarete ; Polish : Lgota , Ligota ; Hungarian: Liget , Ligeti )
Limarenko
Litvin , Litwin
Lopatin
Lovrić
Lyčka , Lyčkova (Slovakian)
M
N
O
P
Pantelić
Pašić
Paramonova
Pasnov
Pavlichuk
Pavlov
Pecherskiy
Pelikan (cf. Jaroslav ) (pelican )
Perlič
Perun
Petrov
Peev (Peeva ) (Bulgarian)
Pivovarský /Pivovarsky , Piwowarsky , Piwowarski (cf.Radoslaw , Eugen ; cf.Pivovar /y , Browar < Brauer /Breuer )
Pisk
Podolan
Polak , Polák , Pollak (Pollack )
Polyak (Poliak )
Polyakov
Polonsky
Ponomarev
Popov (Popova ) (Bulgarian)
Popović
Prchal (Prchalova )
Pribonić
Procházka , Prochaska , Prohaska , Prohászka (cf.Ottokar )
Prokesch , Proksch
Prokopiev
Puchta
Puvača
R(r, ř)
Rađenović
Rab- (Jewish, but based on Slavic language rules, means "son of a Rabbi")
S
Sabina
Sadowsky
Sacharov (Sakharov , Sakharoff )
Sedlak , Sedláček
Selezneva
Semeniuc
Semenov
Senicheva
Senkevich
Sergeyev
Sidorchuk
Simonov
Simič
Sioridze
Siroky
Sirota (means orphan )
Slavik , Slavík
Slavíček , Soloveichuk , Slemnik,Soloveitchik ("little nightingale " cf. Nachtigall )
Slivka , Slivinski /Sliwinski , Slivkin /Slifkin (sliva = plum ; cf.Pflaumenbaum /floymenboym , Plombaum , etc ://: slivki = creme ; cf.Smetana )
Slonimski , Slonimsky
Slovak , Slowacki , Slovatzky
Slutskiy (cf.Slutsker )
Smagula
Smolensky
Smirnov , Smirnoff (cf. Fromm )
Sobol
Sobolev
Sojka , Soyka , Soika (cf.Otto )
Sokol , Sokolov , Sokoloff (hawk , falcon cf. Falke , Habichtsburg )
Sokolovsky
Sokolovskaya
Soldatova
Solodova
Soloukhin
Soloviev (root means "nightingale")
Sorokin
Sosniok (cf. Kiefer , Kieffer < Kien -Föhre (OHG forha ; E fir , L quercus ), Fichte , Nadelbaum )
Spivak (cf. Singer , Kantor )
Stasov , Stassov
Stekolnikova
Svárovský (Svarowski )
Svetleachni , (Svetlachnyy ), (Svetlachniya )
Swiatkowski
Svoboda (Swoboda , Słowoda , Słobodnik , Słobodzianek , Słobódzki , Slobodjan , Sloboda ) (cf. Volný , Frei ])
/Š/({sh, sz}), šť-, szcz-, šč-
T
U
/V/(v, w)
Vilenkin /Wilenkin ,Wilenken , Vilensky /Wilenski /Wileński (Jewish. means; a person or pedigree from Vilnius cf. Wilner , Vilner )
Vilkman
Vlaev, Vlaeva (Bulgarian)
Wilkowske (Prussian spelling of the Polish surname Wilkowski )
Vinograd , Winograd means "grape" cf. Weingarten
Vishinsky , Vishnyovsky (cf. višeň , višně ; Kirschbaum , Kerschbaum / vyšší high)
Witkiewicz (cf. Witkacy ), Witkowski (cf. Maximilian , Georg ), Witkop (cf. Bernhard ), Wittkower (cf. Rudolf ) (cf. Wit -, Witt -)
Vodeničarović
Volansky , Wolansky , Volinsky , Volinski , Wolinski , Volinskaya , Volin , Volyn , Wolyn , Wolina , Wolinsk , Volenskii , Wolenski , Wolenska , Volinin (cf. Alexandre Volinine ), from Volhynia
Volkov
Volný , Volny , Wolny , Wollny (means freely; cf. Ewald )
Voloshin
Voroshilov
Voznesensky
Voronin
Voronov , Woronoff , Voronoff root means "raven"
Z(/z/)
/Ž/({zh})
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