Skibniewski

Skibniewski (feminine: Skibniewska^[1]) is a Polish surname. Some of them use Ślepowron coat of arms,^[2] also see Skibniewscy herbu Ślepowron. It may be transliterated as Skibniewsky, Skibnievsky, Skibnewsky, Skibnevsky, Скибневский, Скібнєвський. Notable people with the surname include:

• Alexander Skibnevsky (1903–1978), Soviet director
• Aleksander Skibniewski of (1868–1942), Polish social activist, doctor of law, member of the Diet of Bukovina
• Bronisław Skibniewski (1830–1904) Polish landowner, owner of the Balychi, financier, vice-president of the Agricultural Bank in Lviv
• Dżennet Dżabagi-Skibniewska (1915–1992), Polish Tatar, soldier and journalist
• Halina Skibniewska (1921–2011), Polish architect, lecturer at the Warsaw University of Technology, member of the Sejm
• Maria Skibniewska (née Skibińska; 1904–1984), Polish translator
• Mariusz Skibniewski (1881–1939), Polish priest, Jesuit, Church historian, professor at the Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome
• Mirosław J. Skibniewski (born 1957), Polish American professor of construction engineering at University of Maryland
• Robert Skibniewski (born 1983), Polish basketball player
• Zygmunt Skibniewski (1905–1994), Polish architect, professor at the Warsaw University of Technology, member of the Sejm

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• Skibniew-Kurcze and Skibniew-Podawce, villages in Sokołów County, Masovian Voivodeship, east-central Poland