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Wrona (Polish pronunciation: ) is a surname of Polish-language origin, meaning crow. It may refer to:

Anthony Wrona (1926-2000), American luthier
Leszek Wrona (born 1955), Polish footballer
Marcin Wrona (1973-2015), Polish director
Marek Wrona, Polish cyclist
Michael Wrona (born 1966), Australian horse-racing announcer
Rick Wrona (born 1963), baseball player
Tadeusz Wrona (disambiguation), multiple people
Zdzisław Wrona, Polish cyclist

See also

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v t e Family names derived from the word "raven"/"crow"/"rook"
Germanic	North Germanic: Ravn West Germanic: De Raaf, Raaf, Raab, Raabe, Rabe, Raven
Romance	Latin: Corvus French: Corbeau Iberian: Cuervo, Corvo Italian: Corvo, Corbo
Slavic	East Slavic: Voron, Vorona, Voronov, Voronin South Slavic: Gavran West Slavic: Havran, Havránek, Gawron, Kruk, Wrona
Other	Baltic: Krauklis, Varnas Estonian: Vares Finnish: Korppi, Varis Hungarian: Holló, Varjú