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Strnad is a predominantly Czech (feminine: Strnadová) and Slovene surname referring to the yellowhammer or bunting (Emberiza). To a lesser extent, the surname is also found in Czech and Slovene diaspora communities in Australia, Austria, Croatia, Canada, Germany, Slovakia and the United States. Non-standard variations include Sternad, Sternat, Sternot, and Strnat.

People

Strnad

Jan Strnad, American writer
Janez Strnad (1934–2015), Slovene physicist
Johann Strnad, Austrian footballer
Justin Strnad (born 1996), American football player
Marica Strnad Cizerlj [sl] (1872–1953), Slovene teacher, poet, and feminist
Martin Strnad (born 1974), Czech sport shooter
Miloslav Strnad (born 1981), Czech footballer
Oskar Strnad (1879–1935), Austrian architect
Stanislav Strnad (1930–2012), Czech film director
Tomáš Strnad (born 1980), Czech footballer
Trevor Strnad, vocalist of heavy metal band The Black Dahlia Murder
Valerija Strnad [sl] (1880–1961), first Slovene female medical doctor
Zvonko Strnad (1926–1979), Croatian footballer

Strnadová

Andrea Strnadová (born 1972), Czech tennis player
Jana Strnadová (born 1972), Czech tennis player
Michaela Strnadová-Mrůzková (born 1979), Czech canoeist
Milena Strnadová (born 1961), Czech athlete
Vendula Strnadová (born 1989), Czech footballer

Sternad

Dagmar Sternad, German-American scientist
Lamar Sternad (born 1977), American politician
Peter Sternad (1946–2022), Austrian athlete
Rudolph Sternad (1906–1963), American art director

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-'''Strnad''' is a predominantly Czech (feminine: '''Strnadová''') and Slovenian surname referring to the [[yellowhammer]] or [[bunting (bird)|bunting]] (Emberiza). To a lesser extent, the surname is also found in Slovakia, Croatia, Austria, Germany, Canada, and USA. In the USA the Slovenian version is written as Sternot, and in Canada, the Czech version was also anglicized as Sternat.
+'''Strnad''' is a predominantly Czech (feminine: '''Strnadová''') and Slovene surname referring to the [[yellowhammer]] or [[bunting (bird)|bunting]] (Emberiza). To a lesser extent, the surname is also found in Czech and Slovene diaspora communities in Australia, Austria, Croatia, Canada, Germany, Slovakia and the United States. Non-standard variations include '''Sternad''', '''Sternat''', '''Sternot''', and '''Strnat'''.
 ==People==
-* [[Andrea Strnadová]] (born 1972), Czech tennis player
+===Strnad===
-* [[Bedřich Strnad]], Czech producer, half-brother of [[Vaclav Strnad]] and [[Universal Production Partners|UPP]] post-producer
 * [[Jan Strnad]], American writer
-* [[Jana Strnadová]] (born 1972), Czech tennis player
 * [[Janez Strnad]] (1934–2015), Slovene physicist
 * [[Johann Strnad]], Austrian footballer
 * [[Justin Strnad]] (born 1996), American football player
-* [[Marica Strnad Cizelj]], Slovenian teacher, poet, feminist
+* {{ill|Marica Strnad Cizerlj|sl}} (1872–1953), Slovene teacher, poet, and feminist
-* [[Martin Strnad]], Czech sport shooter
+* [[Martin Strnad]] (born 1974), Czech sport shooter
-* [[Michaela Strnadová-Mrůzková]], Czech canoer
+* [[Miloslav Strnad]] (born 1981), Czech footballer
+* [[Oskar Strnad]] (1879–1935), Austrian architect
-* [[Milena Strnadová]], Czech athlete
-* [[Miloslav Strnad]], Czech footballer
+* [[Stanislav Strnad]] (1930–2012), Czech film director
-* [[Nina Strnad]], Slovenian jazz singer
+* [[Tomáš Strnad]] (born 1980), Czech footballer
-* [[Oskar Strnad]], Austrian architect
-* [[Rado Strnad]], Slovenian geologist
-* [[Stanislav Strnad]], Czech film director
-* [[Tone Strnad]], Slovenian businessman
-* [[Tomáš Strnad]], Czech footballer
 * [[Trevor Strnad]], vocalist of heavy metal band [[The Black Dahlia Murder (band)|The Black Dahlia Murder]]
-* [[Valerija Strnad]], first Slovenian feminine medical doctor
+* {{ill|Valerija Strnad|sl}} (1880–1961), first Slovene female medical doctor
-* [[Zvonko Strnad]], Croatian footballer
+* [[Zvonko Strnad]] (1926–1979), Croatian footballer
-* [[6281 Strnad]], asteroid
+===Strnadová===
+* [[Andrea Strnadová]] (born 1972), Czech tennis player
+* [[Jana Strnadová]] (born 1972), Czech tennis player
+* [[Michaela Strnadová-Mrůzková]] (born 1979), Czech canoeist
+* [[Milena Strnadová]] (born 1961), Czech athlete
+* [[Vendula Strnadová]] (born 1989), Czech footballer
+===Sternad===
+* [[Dagmar Sternad]], German-American scientist
+* [[Lamar Sternad]] (born 1977), American politician
+* [[Peter Sternad]] (1946–2022), Austrian athlete
+* [[Rudolph Sternad]] (1906–1963), American art director
 ==See also==
 * {{intitle|Strnad}}
 * {{intitle|Strnadova}}
+* [[6281 Strnad]], asteroid
 {{surname}}
 [[Category:Czech-language surnames]]
 [[Category:Slovene-language surnames]]