Chekhov

Anton Chekhov (1860-1904), renowned Russian playwright and short story writer known for his psychological realism. His name is often used to refer to his distinctive literary style or dramatic technique.

The surname Chekhov derives from the Russian word 'chekh' meaning Czech, suggesting possible Czech ancestry. The family name became internationally recognized through Anton Chekhov's literary works, which were translated worldwide in the early 20th century.