Lambertova

Lambertova is a surname form used in several Slavic-language communities as the feminine variant of the masculine surname Lambert. The root name Lambert is of Germanic origin, usually analyzed as combining elements meaning land and bright or famous. In Slavic naming practice, feminine forms are created by adding the suffix -ova to the masculine form, so Lambertova designates a female member of a family that bears the name Lambert.

Geographically, Lambertova is most commonly found among Czech and Slovak speakers, and may appear in other Central and Eastern European populations through historical contact and migration. The form mirrors broader Slavic patterns of gendered surname endings and tends to be used in formal writing, legal documents, and census records where gendered forms are required. In international contexts, individuals may be listed simply as Lambert or Lambertova depending on local conventions.

The surname Lambert in its various transliterations appears across Western and Central Europe, with corresponding feminine forms in languages such as Czech, Slovak, Polish, Slovenian, and Croatian. Lambertova as a stand-alone ethnonym or place name is not established in major reference works and is typically encountered as a linguistic variant rather than as an independent entity.

Notable persons with the surname Lambert or its variants are documented in various countries; Lambertova specifically is mainly a regional spelling variant rather than a widely recognized name.