Czech Names for Boys

There are 148 Czech names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Czech names 1 to 20. The unusual Czech names are Alexandr (Czech), Alexej (Czech and Russian), Alois (Czech and German), Ambroz (Czech), Andel (Czech), Andelik (Czech), Andrej (Czech, Russian, and Slavic), Antonín (Czech), Augustin (Czech, English, French, German, and Romanian), Augustín (Czech and Slavic), Aurel (Czech, German, Romanian, and Slavic), Barnabá (Czech), Bartolomej (Czech and Slavic), Bedrich (Czech), Bedrisek (Czech), Benes (Czech), Benjamín (Czech, Slavic, and Spanish), Béda (Czech), Blazej (Czech and Polish), and Bojan (Czech and Slavic).

Czech names are popular baby names for boys. At the height of their usage in 1953, 10.248% of baby boys were given Czech names. There were 9 Czech names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. Czech names have since experienced a decline in frequency, but are nonetheless used on a heavy scale now. In 2007, 6 Czech names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 2.536%. Within all Czech names, the Czech, English, and German Michael was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #2 and a usage of 0.9915%.

CZECH NAMES:

Alexandr ... defender of men ... it is used mainly in Czech. ...

Alexej ... defender ... it is used mainly in Czech and Russian. ...

Alois ... Alois is used chiefly in Czech and German ...

Ambroz ... immortal, divine ... used in the Czech language. ...

Andel ... messenger of God, angel ... it is used mainly in Czech. ...

Andelik ... messenger of God, angel ... used in the Czech language. ...

Andrej ... male, manly, brave, ... is a Czech, Russian, and Slavic name of Old ...

Antonín ... is mainly used in Czech and its language of ...

Augustin ... august, dignified, holy ... is used mostly in Czech, English, French, ...

Augustín ... august, dignified, holy ... primarily used in the Czech and Slavic languages ...

Aurel ... golden-haired ... is largely used in the Czech, German, Romanian, and ...

Barnabá ... son of consolation, ...Barnabá's origin is Aramaic, and its use, Czech. ...

Bartolomej ... son of Talmai, son of the one who abounds in furrows ...Bartolomej is used mostly in Czech and Slavic ...

Bedrich ... peaceful ruler ... is used chiefly in the Czech language and it is ...

Bedrisek ... peaceful ruler ... is used mainly in the Czech language. ...

Benes ... blessed ... is primarily used in Czech and its language of ...

Benjamín ... son of the south, son ... is used chiefly in Czech, Slavic, and Spanish, ...

Béda ... peaceful ruler ... is used chiefly in the Czech language and its origin ...

Blazej ... lisping, stammering ...Blazej is used chiefly in Czech and Polish ...

Bojan ... battle ... is largely used in the Czech and Slavic languages, ...