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'''Mackiewicz''' is a [[Polish surname]] derived from the name ''Maciek'', a diminutive of ''[[Maciej]]'' ([[Matthias]]).
There are two archaic feminine forms: '''Mackiewiczowa''' (for married, literally "Mackiewicz's") and '''Mackiewiczówna''' (for unmarried, literally "daughter of Mackiewicz").<ref>''Practical Handbook of the Polish Language'', 1935, [https://books.google.com/books?id=CEYLAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA106 p. 106]</ref>

Other forms: Lithuanian (transcription from Polish): [[Mackevič]]; Lithuanianized: [[Mackevičius]]; Belarusian, Russian: [[Matskevich]] (transliteration from Cyrillic alphabet); Belarusian (using the [[Belarusian Latin alphabet]] or the official Latinization for geographical names): [[Mackievič]].

Notable people with the surname include:

*[[Andrew Mackiewicz]] (born 1995), American Olympic saber fencer
* Antoni Mackiewicz, Polish name of [[Antanas Mackevičius]] (1828–1863), Lithuanian priest
* [[Felix Mackiewicz]] (1917–1993), Major League Baseball outfielder
* [[Józef Mackiewicz]] (1902–1985), Polish writer and publicist
* [[Karol Mackiewicz]] (born 1992), Polish footballer
* [[Lech Mackiewicz]] (born 1960), actor, director, playwright
* [[Michał Mackiewicz]] (born 1953), Polish-Lithuanian journalist and politician
* [[Mieczysław Mackiewicz]] (1880–1954), Polish general
* [[Stanisław Mackiewicz|Stanisław "Cat" Mackiewicz]] (1896–1966), Polish political writer
* [[Tomasz Mackiewicz]] (1975–2018), Polish mountain climber
* [[Maria Kaczyńska]] (born Maria Mackiewicz), wife of [[Lech Kaczyński]], the President of Poland.

==References==
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