Koval (Ukrainian: Коваль) is a Ukrainian language surname. The word means "blacksmith", making "Koval" the equivalent of "Smith" in the English-speaking world. People named Koval include:
- Andriy Koval (born 1983), Ukrainian football player
- George Koval (1913-2006), Soviet spy
- Maksym Koval (born 1992), Ukrainian football goalkeeper
- Peter Kovál, professional photographer
- Ramona Koval (born 1954), Australian reporter
- Vitali Koval (born 1980), Belarusian ice hockey goaltender
- Yuriy Koval (born 1958), Ukrainian football coach, Director of Sport for the club Zorya Luhansk, and former player
- Yury Koval (1938-1995), Russian author
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Surnames derived from the occupation of smith
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| Gaelic |
- Cowell
- Gow
- Gowan
- Mac a' Ghobhainn
- MacGavin * McGavin
- MacGowan * McGowan
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| Germanic |
- Faber
- Schmid
- Schmidt
- Schmied
- Schmitt
- Schmitz
- Smeets
- Smit
- Smith
- Smithe
- Smither
- Smithers
- Smithies
- Smithson
- Smits
- Smyth
- Smythe
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| Romance |
- Fabbri
- Fabre
- Fabri
- Favre
- Ferrara
- Ferrari
- Ferraris
- Ferraro
- Ferreira
- Ferrer
- Ferrero
- Ferretti
- Ferrier
- Herrera * Herrero
- Lefébure
- Lefebvre
- Lefèvre
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| Slavic |
- Kovač
- Kovačević
- Kovačić
- Kovács
- Koval
- Kovalchuk
- Kovalenko
- Kovalevich
- Kovalevsky
- Kovalic
- Kovals
- Kovalyov
- Kovář
- Kovařík
- Kowal
- Kowalczyk
- Kowalewski
- Kowalski
- Kuznets
- Kuznetsov
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