Okołowicz

Okołowicz (Polish pronunciation: [ɔkɔˈwɔvit͡ʂ]), sometimes spelled Okolowicz, is a Polish surname derived as a patronymic from the nickname Okół. Its archaic feminine forms are Okołowiczowa (by husband) and Okołowiczówna (by father). Its counterparts in East Slavic languages include Okolovich in Russian, Akalovich in Belarusian, and Okolovych in Ukrainian. The Lithuanized form is Okolovičius. Notable people with the surname include:

• August Okołowicz – Polish general (1838–1891)
• Édouard Okolowicz – French composer (1842–1888)
• Frank Okey (born Franciszek Okolowicz) – American tennis and squash player (1919–2023)
• Helena Okołowicz (née Łabędzka) – Polish painter and educator (1903–?)
• Jeff Okolowicz – American musician, bassist for The Chesterfield Kings
• Józef Okołowicz – Polish diplomat and emigration advocate (1876–1923)
• Konstantin Okolovich – Russian politician and Orthodox priest (1872–1933)
• Mikhail Okolovich – Belarusian Russian Orthodox priest and hieromartyr (1888–1938)
• Mikalay Akalovich – Belarusian historian (born 1926)
• Mikołaj Krzywiec-Okołowicz – Polish noble, chamberlain to Stanisław August Poniatowski, and member of the Sejm (1762–1841)
• Nikolay Okolovich – Russian painter and curator (1867–1928)
• Norbert Okołowicz – Polish painter, social activist, and military officer (1890–1943)
• Ted Okolowicz – American musician, guitarist for The Chesterfield Kings
• Vladimir Okolovich – Russian-Kazakh nuclear physicist (1933–2021)
• Wincenty Okołowicz – Polish geographer (1906–1979)

See also

• All pages with titles containing Okolowicz
• All pages with titles containing Okolowiczowa
• All pages with titles containing Okolowiczowna
• All pages with titles containing Okolovich
• All pages with titles containing Akalovich
• All pages with titles containing Okolovych