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Klus is a given name and a surname of multiple origins. *A German given name, an orthographic variant of Klaus, short form of Nikolaus *A German patronymic or topographic surname named either after the given name or a type of dwelling place, type from Middle High German klūse , klūs , kliuse , klōse , Middle Low German klūse 'hermitage, secluded house, monastery, dwelling, crevice, cleft, bottleneck, sluice', or a populated place named Klus or Kluse. **In Czech language, the feminine form of the surname Klus is Klusová. *Polish surname (feminine: Klusowa by husband, Klusówna by father), either borrowed of German or from the nickname from the word klus (a lump of clay, suitable for pottery) *Polish surnames without diacritics: **Kluś (feminine: Klusiowa by husband, Klusiówna by father) **Kłus (feminine: Kłusowa by husband, Kłusówna by father) **Kłuś (feminine: Kłusiowa by husband, Kłusiówna by father) Notable people with the name include: *Aleksandra Kluś, Polish Alpine skier *Dariusz Kłus, Polish football player and manager *Martin Klus, Slovak academic, commentator, politician and political theorist *Tomáš Klus, Czech musician and songwriter * (born 19851), Czech politician and social activist
Klus is a given name and a surname of multiple origins. A German given name, an orthographic variant of Klaus, short form of Nikolaus A German patronymic or topographic surname named either after the given name or a type of dwelling place, type from Middle High German klūse , klūs , kliuse , klōse , Middle Low German klūse 'hermitage, secluded house, monastery, dwelling, crevice, cleft, bottleneck, sluice', or a populated place named Klus or Kluse. In Czech language, the feminine form of the surname Klus is Klusová. Polish surname (feminine: Klusowa by husband, Klusówna by father), either borrowed of German or from the nickname from the word klus (a lump of clay, suitable for pottery) Polish surnames without diacritics: Kluś (feminine: Klusiowa by husband, Klusiówna by father) Kłus (feminine: Kłusowa by husband, Kłusówna by father) Kłuś (feminine: Kłusiowa by husband, Kłusiówna by father) Notable people with the name include: Aleksandra Kluś, Polish Alpine skier Dariusz Kłus, Polish football player and manager Martin Klus, Slovak academic, commentator, politician and political theorist Tomáš Klus, Czech musician and songwriter (born 1985), Czech politician and social activist ==Fictional characters== Jean-Bernard Klus, fictional philosopher, a creation of Australian scholar and writer David Solomon ==See also== Klusen Kluss Klusak Klusek ==References==
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