rejt
Rejt is a Czech surname with historical and cultural significance, primarily associated with the medieval period in Central Europe. The name is notably linked to Rejt, a prominent master builder and architect from the 15th century, who contributed to the construction of substantial Gothic structures in Prague, including parts of St. Vitus Cathedral. His work exemplifies the Gothic architectural style and reflects the craftsmanship of the period.
The surname "Rejt" is relatively rare today but continues to be found within Czech communities. It may
Rejt is occasionally used as a personal given name in historical texts or genealogical contexts but is
In contemporary times, the name does not have widespread usage outside historical and genealogical references. It