Daniellova

Daniellova is a feminine surname found in several Slavic-language communities, particularly in Czech and Slovak contexts. In these languages, surnames often form a feminine variant with the suffix -ová or -ova, indicating a female bearer or a familial connection to a male ancestor.

The name derives from the given name Daniel (or its local variants such as Daniello) combined with a patronymic or possessive suffix. The masculine form in many Slavic languages is Daniellov (or Danielov), while Daniellova is the corresponding feminine form.

In usage, individuals with the surname Daniellova would be referred to by that form in Czech and Slovak records, and in transliteration to ASCII the spelling may appear as Daniellova without diacritics. The surname is relatively uncommon outside its regional communities, and there are no widely noted historical figures associated specifically with it.

Regarding geographic names, there are no widely recognized places named Daniellova in major geographic databases. Slavic toponymy does include similarly formed names such as Daniellov or Daniellovo, but these are distinct from Daniellova and refer to neighboring or etymologically related places rather than a single standardized location.