Forename Alojz

All around the world, Alojz (Alois , Alojz , الويز ) is a widespread boy's first name. The given name Alojz is habitual in Germany, where it is a common boy's name, Czechia, where it is quite a common boy's name, and Austria (explore the name in all countries). Very seldom, Alojz is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Alojz

name Aloys, name Алойз, name Алойзи, name Alois, name Алоиз, name אלויס, name Алоизий, name الويز, name Alajos, name Алоис, name الويس, name Alojzij, name Lojze, name Alojzio, name Alojz, name Aloisio, name Алоїз, name ألويس, name Alojzy, name Aloïs, name Алоїс

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Alois	Austria, Germany, Italy, Czechia, Zimbabwe
Alojz	Austria, Germany, Italy, Czechia, Croatia
الويز	Morocco, Iraq, Yemen, Saudi Arabia
Алойз	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Alajos, Aloisio, Alojzij, Alojzio, Alojzy, Aloys, Aloïs, Lojze, Алоиз, Алоизий, Алоис, Алойзи, Алоїз, Алоїс, אלויס, ألويس, and الويس

First name Alojz in the context

Alojz is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Alois Permaneder , the character from Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks; Alois Pachmeyer , character in Storm of Love; Colonel Podhajsky , the fictional analogon of Colonel Alois Podhajsky and Alois Oberfellner , the operatic character in the operetta Saison in Salzburg.

Notable namesakes

	alojz ipavec Slovenian composer, SI (b. 1815)
	alojz prašnikar Slovene entrepreneur, SI (b. 1821)
	alojz eberl painter (b. 1822)
	alojz bogyó opera singer (1834-1906), SK (b. 1834)
	alojz perger SI (b. 1776)
	alojz senekovič Slovene patriot, SI (b. 1857)
	alojz gangl Slovene sculptor (1859-1935), CZ (b. 1859)
	alojz knafelc Slovenian mountain climber (1859-1937), SI (b. 1859)
	alojz feja SK (b. 1801)
	alojz herritz SK (b. 1804)
	alojz šoltész Slovak writer and catholic priest (1816-1876), SK (b. 1816)
	alojz olivo SI (b. 1815)
	alojz kraigher Slovene writer and physician, SI (b. 1877)
	alojz šparavec SI (b. 1819)
	alojzij novak Yugoslav priest (1881-1967), SI (b. 1881)