Bialik

Bialik was originally a Polish/Czech surname before it was adopted by the Ashkenazi Jewish population. The name probably originated from the Polish word Biały (meaning white) used a nickname for a blond or unusually pale person.^[1] People with this name include:

• Carl Bialik, journalist
• Hayim Nahman Bialik (1873–1934), Israel's national poet
• Mayim Bialik (born 1975), actress

There are several things named after Hayim Bialik

• Bialik College
• Bialik Hebrew Day School
• Bialik High School
• Bialik House
• Bialik Prize
• Kiryat Bialik
• Kfar Bialik

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Surnames derived from the color White

English

• White/Whyte
• Wight

Celtic

• McElwain/McElwaine
• McIlwain, McIlwaine
• Gwyn/Gwynn/Gwynne
• Le Guen

German/Yiddish

• Weiss, Weiß , Weisse, Wyss
• Weisz (Hungarian spelling, from Austria-Hungary times)

Other Germanic

• Hvid
• Hvide
• Hvidt
• Vitt
• Witt
• De Witt
• DeWitt
• de Wit
• Whitt
• Witte
• De Witte

Romance

• Alba
• Albu
• Albus
• Bianchi, Bianki (Russified), Biancini, Bianchini, Bianco
• Blanc, LaBianca, le Blanc, Leblanc, LoBianco
• Blanchard
• Blanco
• Branco
• Blank

Slavic

• Belić, Bijelić, Bilić
• Belik
• Belikov
• Belov
• Belsky
• Belenky
• Bely
• Belyay, Belyaev, Belyakov, Belykh
• Białas, Białek, Białecki, Bialik, Białkowski, Biały
• Bielak/Bielák/Belyak, Bielski, Bielecki/Beletsky, Bieliński/Belinsky, Bielawski
• Bilski
• Bily
• Bilyi
• Bilyk
• Byelik, Belik

Other

• Baek (Paek, Baik, Paik)
• Bai
• Fehér
• Valge

Surname list

This page lists people with the surname Bialik.
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