Orłowski, Orlowski (feminine: Orłowska) is a Polish toponymic surname derived from any of the places named Orlowo, Orłów (disambiguation).ORŁOWSKI It eventually derived from Proto-Slavic *orьlъ ("eagle"). It has various spellings in different countries. In certain languages, it also has feminine forms.
Related surnames Language Masculine Feminine Polish Orłowski Orłowska Belarusian (Romanization) (Arloŭski, Arlowski) (Arlouskaya, Arloŭskaja, Arlowskaya) Bulgarian (Romanization) (Orlovski) (Orlovska) Latvian Orlovskis Orlovska Lithuanian Arlauskas Orlauskas Arlauskienė (married), Arlauskaitė (unmarried) Orlauskienė (married), Orlauskaitė (unmarried) Romanian/Moldovan Orlovschi, Orlovschii Russian (Romanization) (Orlovskiy, Orlovskii, Orlovskij, Orlovsky, Orlovski) (Orlovskaya, Orlovskaia, Orlovskaja) Ukrainian (Romanization) (Orlovskyi, Orlovskyy, Orlovskyj, Orlovsky) (Orlovska) Other Orlowsky, Orlofsky, Orlofski, Arlovski
People Notable people with the surname include: Aleksander Orłowski (1777–1832), Polish painter Alice Orlowski (1903–1976), German SS official Andrew Orlowski (born 1966), British columnist Ewa Orłowska (born 1935), Polish logician Hans Orlowski (1894–1967), German woodcut artist and painter Jeff Orlowski, American filmmaker Jerzy Orłowski (1925–2015), Polish footballer Manja Schüle (née Orlowski; born 1976), German politician Maria Orłowska (born 1951), Polish computer scientist Milan Orlowski (born 1952), Czech table tennis player Richard Orlowski (born 1957), Polish-born American soccer coach Stefanja Orlowska (born 1987), Australian actress and writer Teresa Orlowski (born 1953), Polish-born adult film actress and producer Witold Orłowski (born 1962), Polish professor of economics Wojciech Orłowski (born 1981), Polish wrestler and mixed martial artist Zuzanna Orłowska (died after 1583), mistress of Polish King Sigismund II Augustus
Fictional characters Orlowski, Orlowska from the 1923 German silent film The Affair of Baroness Orlowska
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