Králík
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Králík (or Králik, or Kralik) means "rabbit" in Czech. It may refer to:
- Csaba Králik (born 1992), Slovak football midfielder of Hungarian ethnicity
- František Králík (1942–1974), Czechoslovak handball player
- Jan Králík (born 1987), Czech footballer
- Jean-Louis Kralik (1813–1892), French botanist
- Jiří Králík (born 1952), Czechoslovak ice hockey player
- Juraj Králik (1926-2012), Slovak diplomat and writer
- Martin Králik (born 1995), Slovak footballer
- Mathilde Kralik (1857–1944), Austrian composer
- Zachary Kralik, fictional vampire in the Buffyverse
See also
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Surname list
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Family names derived from the word "hare"
- West Germanic: De Haas, Haas, Hase, Haase, Hare
- Germanized: Saitschick
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