Dvorak
The origin of the surname Dvorak
Dvořák comes from dvůr, “courtyard/manor,” for someone who worked at one. The composer Antonín Dvořák bore it.
What kind of surname is Dvorak?
Dvorak is a occupational surname, originally describing the bearer's job or trade. It belongs to the Czech naming tradition — you can read how Czech surnames were formed on our Czech last names page.
Variants & spellings of Dvorak
You may also see this surname written as:
- Dvořák
Other Czech surnames
Other occupational surnames
Family names formed the same way, from different cultures.
Frequently asked questions
What does the surname Dvorak mean?
The surname Dvorak means Of the manor courtyard. Dvořák comes from dvůr, “courtyard/manor,” for someone who worked at one. The composer Antonín Dvořák bore it.
Where does the surname Dvorak come from?
Dvorak is a surname of Czech origin.
What kind of surname is Dvorak?
Dvorak is a occupational surname, originally describing the bearer's job or trade.
What are other spellings of Dvorak?
Variant spellings of Dvorak include Dvořák.
What are other Czech surnames?
Other Czech surnames include Benes, Cerny, Fiala, Horak, Kral, Kucera.