Piotr wozniacki biography of william

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Etymology of Wozniak

What does the name Wozniak mean?

The name Wozniak is an occupational name that would have been assumed by people in the Middle Ages to demonstrate their profession.

Interestingly, the name Wozniak arose from several different sources, referring to different occupations.

Early life​​ He started playing tennis at a young age and was coached by his father Robert, as well as Thomas Högstedt, who previously trained Maria Sharapova.

Her Polish parents, Piotr and Anna, were both sports stars.

Piotr Wozniacki believes Williams has had a big influence on his daughter's career and hopes they can stage a repeat of the US Open final.

Wozniacki, who turned professional at the age of 15 in , spent 71 weeks at the top of the WTA rankings after first becoming the world's best.

Anna and Piotr Wozniacki, parents of Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark, watche as she plays Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia during the New Haven Open at Yale.

The root of this name could have been the Polish word "wozic," meaning to "carry;" "woznica," denoted a driver, or coachman of horses. Another possibility is a root of "wozny," meaning "baliff," or other government official.

Early Origins of the Wozniak family

The surname Wozniak was first found in Poland.

Early History of the Wozniak family

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