Mroz
Mroz or Mróz is a surname. Cognate to Moroz and Mraz, it means "frost" in Polish. It is most frequent in southern and eastern Poland.[1]
| Language | Masculine | Feminine |
|---|---|---|
| Polish | Mróz ([ˈmrus]) | |
| Belarusian (Romanization) | Мароз (Maroz) | |
| Czech | Mráz | Mrázová |
| Russian (Romanization) | Мороз (Moroz) | |
| Slovak | Mráz | Mrázová |
| Ukrainian (Romanization) | Мороз (Moroz) | |
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People
- Brandon Mroz (born 1990), American figure skater
- Daniel Mróz (1917–1993), Polish stage designer and artist
- John Edwin Mroz (1948–2014), American foreign policy writer
- Paul Mross (1919–1991), Polish–German chess master
- Paweł Mróz (born 1984), Polish bobsleader
- Vincent Mroz (1922–2008), American Secret Service agent
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gollark: A function transforming Either a VulkanException or some `a` into `r` (which I assume is the `r`esult).
gollark: That's IO. *True* Haskellers would never touch such an evil concept.
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See also
- Mróz (cycling team), a professional cycling team
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