Gros (disambiguation)

Gros stands for:

Gros , old quantity
Gros (unit) , old measure of weight
Gros (majority) , term for a majority, a predominant part of a group or number

Gros or Grós is the family name of the following people:

Ana Gros (* 1991), Slovenian handball player
André Gros (1908–2003), French diplomat and legal scholar
Antoine-Jean Gros (1771–1835), French painter
Baptiste Gros (* 1990), French cross-country skier
Charles-Marie Gros (1910–1984), French nuclear medicine specialist
Christelle Gros (* 1975), French biathlete
Claude Gros de Boze (1680–1753), French archaeologist, bibliophile, numismatist
Claudius Gros (* 1961), German physicist
Daniel Gros (* 1955), German economist and political scientist
Franz Gros (1833–1905), German administrative lawyer
Frédéric Gros (* 1965), French philosopher, author and university lecturer
Grégoire Gros (* 1981), Swiss actor
Jacques Gros (* 1858 as Friedrich Jakob Gross; † 1922), architect of historicism
Jean-Baptiste Louis Gros (1793–1870), French ambassador
Jochen Gros (* 1944), German design theorist
Johann Gros (1809–1892), Hessian lawyer, landlord and politician
Jurij Grós (1931–2019), Sorbian politician (SED), MdV, chairman of the Domowina
Karl Heinrich von Gros (1765–1840), German lawyer and university professor
Marie-Cécile Gros-Gaudenier (* 1960), French-Swiss ski racer
Marius Gros (1982), German economist
Marlies Kohnle-Gros (* 1956), German politician (CDU), MdL
Mathilde Gros (* 1999), French cyclist
Mireille Gros (* 1954), Swiss artist
Océane Avocat Gros (* 1997), French ski jumper
Oskar Gros (1877–1947), German pharmacologist
Paul Gros , French racing car driver
Piero Gros (* 1954), Italian ski racer
Pierre Gros (* 1939), French Latinist and classical archaeologist
Piet Gros (* 1962), Dutch chemist and crystallographer
Tatjana Gros (1948–2016), Yugoslav singer
Wilhelm Gros (1892–1917), German football player

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Wiktionary: Gros - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations