Kavaliauskas

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Kavaliauskas
Lithuanian surname
m.: Kavaliauskas
f.:  (unmarried)Kavaliauskaitė
f.: (married)Kavaliauskienė

Kavaliauskas is the masculine form of a Lithuanian family surname derived from the Polish surname Kowalewski

The surname may refer to:

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