# Mroz

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**Mroz** or **Mróz** is a surname. Cognate to [Maroz](/source/Maroz), [Moroz](/source/Moroz) and [Mraz](/source/Mraz), it means "frost" in [Polish](/source/Polish_language). It is most frequent in southern and eastern Poland.[1]

## People

- [Brandon Mroz](/source/Brandon_Mroz) (born 1990), American figure skater
- [Daniel Mróz](/source/Daniel_Mr%C3%B3z) (1917–1993), Polish stage designer and artist
- [John Edwin Mroz](/source/John_Edwin_Mroz) (1948–2014), American foreign policy writer
- [Paul Mross](/source/Paul_Mross) (1919–1991), Polish–German chess master
- [Remigiusz Mróz](/source/Remigiusz_Mr%C3%B3z) (born 1987), Polish writer and lawyer
- [Vincent Mroz](/source/Vincent_Mroz) (1922–2008), American Secret Service agent
- [Zenon Mróz](/source/Zenon_Mr%C3%B3z) (born 1930), Polish engineer

## See also

- [Mróz (cycling team)](/source/Mr%C3%B3z_(cycling_team)), a professional cycling team
- [Mrozek](/source/Mrozek)

## References

1. ["Mróz"](http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/mr%25C3%25B3z.html). *moikrewni.pl*

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