Dobosz
Dobosz is a Polish surname of two suggested origins. One origin is a pet name for any old Polish names starting with dob-, dobie- (Old Slavic: dobъ) meaning "brave" or "good", "appropriate".[1] Another meaning is "(military) drummer", the phonetic respelling of the Hungarian dobos.[2] Notable people with the surname include:
- Aleksy Dobosz (1700—1745), Ruthenian outlaw in Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Bernadeta Dobosz
- Bogdan Dobosz (born 1960), Polish journalist
- Damian Dobosz (born 1992), Polish volleyball player
- Dariusz Dobosz (1962-2017), Polish journalist
- Franciszek Dobosz (1897-1967), Polish soldier
- Henryk Dobosz (born 1953), Polish chess master
- Jan Dobosz (born 1943)
- Janusz Dobosz (1936–2002), Polish footballer
- Magdalena Dobosz (born 1976), Polish singer of Artrosis
- Marta Dobosz (born 1959), Polish actreece
- Krystyna Jaźwińska-Dobosz, Polish opera singer
- Leszek Dobosz (born 1943)
- Piotr Dobosz (born 1961)
- Stanisław Dobosz (1902-1969), Polish politician
- Tadeusz Dobosz (born 1937), Polish artist
- Teresa Dobosz (1945-2014), Polish politician
- Wacław Dobosz (1911-1943)
- Wilhelm Dobosz
- Zbigniew Dobosz (1944-2014)
References
- ^ Kazimierz Rymut, Nazwiska Polaków : słownik historyczno-etymologiczny. T. 1, A-K
- ^ Dobosz Name Meaning, ancestry.com citing Dictionary of American Family Names
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