Gender Equality
Jun 28 2009, Marco Villa

Czech women are raised with names that imply almost patronage. In youth, their names would suggest paternal ownership. That is because Czech women traditionally add the suffix “ova” to their last names.

The suffix “ova” is allegiance to whatever...

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