Radoslav
Radoslaw or Radoslav ( Cyrillic Радослав ) is a Slavic personal name.
Origin and meaning
The first known bearer of the name was Radoslav, a prince in Dalmatia (688).
Rad- probably comes from rado , happy , proud , -slaw possibly from slava honor , fame or sclavus slav .
variants
- Radaslau - Belarusian
- Radoslav - Czech, Serbo-Croatian
- Radoslav - Bulgarian
- Radosław - Polish
Name bearer
Radoslav
- Radoslav (Dalmatia) , Prince in Dalmatia (688)
- Radoslav (Raszien) , Serbian prince
- Stefan Radoslav (around 1192–1234), Serbian monarch
- Radoslav Hecl (* 1974), Slovak ice hockey player
- Radoslav Kováč (* 1979), Czech football player
- Radoslav Kunzo (* 1974), Slovak football player
- Radoslav Látal (* 1970), Czech football player
- Radoslav Nesterovič (* 1976), Slovenian basketball player
- Radoslav Rochallyi (* 1980), Slovak writer and poet
- Radoslav Rogina (* 1979), Croatian racing cyclist
Radoslav
- Radoslaw (Sebastokrator) , Bulgarian nobleman in the Second Bulgarian Empire
- Radoslaw Konstantinow (* 1983), Bulgarian track and road racing driver
- Radoslaw Lukaew (* 1982), Bulgarian tennis player
- Radoslaw Velikow (* 1983), Bulgarian freestyle wrestler and 2006 world champion
Radoslaw
- Radosław Babica (* 1979), Polish pool player
- Radosław Cierzniak (* 1983), Polish football player
- Radosław Gilewicz (* 1971), Polish football player
- Radosław Kałużny (* 1974), Polish football player
- Radosław Majdan (* 1972), Polish football player
- Radosław Majecki (* 1999), Polish football player
- Radosław Majewski (* 1986), Polish football player
- Radosław Matusiak (* 1982), Polish football player
- Radosław Romanik (* 1967), Polish cyclist
- Radosław Sikorski (* 1963), Polish political scientist, historian, politician and journalist
- Radosław Wojtaszek (* 1987), Polish chess player