Cybulski Explained

Cybulski (pronounced as /pl/; feminine: Cybulska, plural: Cybulscy) is a Polish surname derived from the name of the village Cybulin.

Language	Masculine	Feminine
	Cybulski	Cybulska
Belarusian (Romanization)	Belarusian: Цыбульскі (Cybulski, Tsybulski)	Belarusian: Цыбульская (Cybulskaja, Tsybulskaya)
Russian (Romanization)	Russian: Цибульский (Tsibulsky, Tsibulskiy)	Russian: Цибульская (Tsibulskaya, Tsibulskaia)
Ukrainian (Romanization)	Ukrainian: Цибульський (Tsybulskyi, Tsybulskyy)	Ukrainian: Цибульська (Tsybulska)

People

• Bartosz Cybulski (born 2002), Polish footballer
• Grzegorz Cybulski (born 1951), Polish long jump champion
• Henryk Cybulski (1910-1971), Polish resistance fighter
• James Cybulski, Canadian sportscaster
• Mieczysław Cybulski (1903-1984), Polish actor
• Napoleon Cybulski (1854-1919), Polish physiologist
• Patrick Cybulski (k?d) (born 1997), American electronic musician and DJ
• Piotr Cybulski (born 1955), Polish politician
• Zbigniew Cybulski (1927-1967), Polish actor

Fictional characters:

• Ewa Cybulska, a fictional Polish character played by Marion Cotillard in the 2013 American film The Immigrant

See also

• Cebulki, a village in Warmian-Masurian, Poland
• C. B. Cebulski, an American comic writer and editor
• Alexander Weissberg-Cybulski, Polish-Austrian physicist