Dvořák

See also: Dvorak

English

Dvořák

Czech composer

Arabic: دْفُورْجَاك m (dfūrjāk)
Armenian: Դվորժակ (Dvoržak)
Azerbaijani: Dvorjak
Bengali: দ্ভরাক (dbhorak)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 德伏札克 (dak¹ fuk⁶ zaat³ haak¹)

Mandarin: 德沃夏克 (zh) (Déwòxiàkè)
Czech: Dvořák (cs) m
Finnish: Dvořák
Georgian: დვორჟაკი (dvoržaḳi)
Greek: Ντβόρζακ (el) m (Ntvórzak)
Hebrew: דבוז׳אק m
Japanese: ドヴォルザーク (Dovoruzāku), ドヴォジャーク (Dovojāku), ドヴォルジャーク (Dovorujāku), ドボルザーク (Doboruzāku)
Korean: 드보르자크 (Deuboreujakeu)
Latvian: Dvoržāks m
Lithuanian: Dvoržakas m
Macedonian: Дво́ржак m (Dvóržak)
Malayalam: ഡ്വാറക് (ḍvāṟakŭ)
Marathi: द्वोराक (dvorāk)
Newar: ड्वोराक (ḍworāka)
Persian: دورژاک
Punjabi: ਡਵੋਜ਼ਾਕ m (ḍavozāk)
Russian: Дво́ржак (ru) m (Dvóržak), Дво́рак m (Dvórak)
Samogitian: Dvuoržaks
Tamil: டுவோராக் (ṭuvōrāk)
Thai: ดโวชาก
Urdu: دووزاک m (dvozāk)
Veps: Dvoržak
Yiddish: דוואָרזשאַק m (dvorzhak)

From dvůr (“court, courtyard”) +‎ -ák.

Dvořák m anim (feminine Dvořáková)

Declension of Dvořák (velar masculine animate)

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