Dvoáková

Dvořáková is the feminine form of the Czech and Slovak surname Dvořák. In these languages, the suffix -ová is attached to masculine surnames to form the standard female form, signaling a female bearer of the family name. The root Dvořák is among the common Czech surnames and is historically linked to an origin related to a dvůr or manor, reflecting an occupational or geographical background.

The name is written with diacritics in Czech and Slovak (Dvořáková), featuring the ř and the á. In non-Czech contexts, diacritics are sometimes omitted, yielding transcriptions such as Dvorakova. The feminine form is used for women; male relatives use Dvořák, while married or partnered women may commonly adopt the -ová form in everyday use.

Dvořáková occurs in Czech and Slovak populations and in diaspora communities abroad, reflecting the migration patterns of Central Europe. Like other gendered surnames in the region, it illustrates a broader linguistic tradition that marks gender in family names.