Surname Novosad

Surname Novosad (Novosad , Новосад ) , around the globe, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Novosad is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Slovakia, where it is quite a common surname, Ukraine, and Czechia. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, Russia, and Czechia.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Novosad

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Novosad	Argentina, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czechia, United States
Новосад	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan

Last names said to be same

Novosád

Notable namesakes

	a. b. novosad SK (b. 1909)
	jan novosad CZ (b. 1891)
	stanislav novosad CZ (b. 1897)
	josef novosad Czech theologist and roman catholic priest, CZ (b. 1910)
	karel novosad (b. 1910)
	lubomír novosad CZ (b. 1922)
	rudolf novosad CZ (b. 1922)
	alexej novosad CZ (b. 1924)
	petro novosad (b. 1926)
	jiří novosad (b. 1929)
	jan novosad CZ (b. 1930)
	zdeněk novosad CZ (b. 1930)
	josef novosad CZ (b. 1932)
	františek novosad Czech member of Czech Parliament (2006–2013) and mayor, CZ (b. 1948)
	jiří novosad Czech painter (1949-2006), CZ (b. 1949)

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Jan, Joe, Jim, Jã, Tom, Ted, Tim, Nik, Vic, Ing, Ira, Iva, Ivo, Mari, Mary, Mark, Matt, Lou, Mack, Liz, Gus, Ms, Ba, Jo, Max, Sam, Sue, Ana, Ann, Amy, Ben, Bob, Kim, Pat, Ron, Roy, Deb, Dan, Leo, and Mike