• The Mazurs, a Slavic ethnic group with historic origins in the Polish region of Masovia

• A surname signifying membership in the Mazur ethnic group (note that a subject not listed below may have a similar name such as variant spelling Masur or related surname Mazurek):

• * Barry Mazur, American mathematician

• * Bret "Epic" Mazur, American musician

• * Eric Mazur, Dutch physicist

• * Joseph Mazur, American mathematician

• * Jozef Mazur, Polish-American Artist

• * Kurt Masur, German conductor

• * Marian Mazur, Polish cyberneticist

• * Monet Mazur, American actress

• * Peter Mazur, Dutch theoretical physicist

• * Stanisław Mazur, Polish mathematician

• * Steve Mazur, American guitarist

• * Christian Mazur, Argentinian engineer

• The Masurian dialect of the Polish language, historically spoken by the Mazurs

• Mazury, an area in northeastern Poland that is famous for its lakes and forests and to which large numbers of Masovian Mazurs migrated in the 14th and 15th centuries

• Mazurek, a traditional Polish Easter cake

• Mazurka, a Polish folk dance

• ORP Mazur, a Polish pre-war torpedo boat

See also

• Masur

• Mazurski, Mazursky