Family name Starec (Starec 
, Старец 
) , worldwide, is a rare surname. The cognomen Starec is characteristic of Slovakia, where it is quite a rare surname, Slovenia, and Czechia. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Eastern Europe, particularly Slovakia, Czechia, and Russia. Much less frequently, Starec is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Starec | Slovakia, Italy, Czechia, Brazil, Slovenia |
| Старец | Russia, Ukraine |
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petr starec Czech figure skater, CZ (b. 1951) |
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| eduard starec (b. 1894) |
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| václav starec Czech architect, CZ (b. 1908) |
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| miloslav starec CZ (b. 1927) |
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| mikuláš starec badminton player, SK (b. 1946) |
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| martin starec Czech member of Czech Parliament (1998–2002), CZ (b. 1962) |
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| miroslav starec CZ (b. 1955) |
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| roberto starec Italian musicologist. |
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| milan starec CZ (b. 1975) |
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| mitja starec SI |
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Mr, Radek, Grant, Tomas, Nelly, Iloni, Usyel, Marina, Martin, Marcel, Marcia, Marcio, Maroš, Mateja, Moyses, Michal, Miguel, Susana, Sergio, Andrea, Barbie, Ksenja, Pavel, Rafael, Katja, Karel, Ms, Ana, Leo, Lea, Jan, Adam, Petr, Rado, Luma, Ján, Teja, Tina, Erik, Fani, Maria, Marco, Matej, Mitja, Andre, Celso, Bojan, Karlo, and Romina