Given name

Zdeněk

Zdeněk is a masculine given name. It is used in Czech.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

An origin associated with this spelling is Latin.

How it developed

In Czech usage, Zdeněk is a diminutive of Zdeslav.

Zdeněk’s family of names

Zdeněk has an affectionate form in Zdenko. Zdeněk has a feminine form in Zdena. In Czech usage, Zdeněk has a related form in Zdenek.

Walk Zdeněk’s family in the name graph

ZdeněkZdenekZdenkoZdendaZdeslavZdeněčekZdeničkaZdenoušZdeníkZděněkZděnekZdenin(k)aZdenuškaZdenousekZdeni(če)kSidoineZdenaSidoniusZdeńka

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