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*unmarried woman = Gralówna | *unmarried woman = Gralówna | ||
*a married woman = Gralowa | *a married woman = Gralowa | ||
See the [[https://nazwiska.ijp.pan.pl/ Surnames in Poland] website for information on feminine surname endings. | |||
In the case of the family name of Kowalski, the male name would be written as Kowalski and the female as Kowalska. Although these endings can be confusing, it is important to note that '''these changes do not indicate different families'''. | In the case of the family name of Kowalski, the male name would be written as Kowalski and the female as Kowalska. Although these endings can be confusing, it is important to note that '''these changes do not indicate different families'''. | ||