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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
AalaimGod
Abed-NegoslavmArabicAbed-Negoslav as a combination does not exist, but Abed Nego is known
AbelinomItalianAbelino represents a diminutive form of Abel, a name with a biblical background
AdrijanafLatinAdrijana is considered a South Slavic spelling of Adriana and means 'the one coming fro…
AjsafArabicAjsa is a girl's name that comes from the Bosnian and Croatian language areas and repre…
AleksandarmSlavicAleksandar (Cyrillic: Александар) is a male first name that appears as a variant of Ale…
AleksandrafEstonianThe name Aleksandra represents a Slavic derivation of Alexandra and means in short "the…
AmajlafThe first name Amajla is metaphorically interpreted as 'the loving one', 'the tender on…
Amber-RosefScottishAmber-Rose is a double name combining Amber ("the amber") and Rose ("the rose")
AmbrozijemAmbrozije is an original Croatian variant of the name Ambrosius, which comes from the A…
AmilmArabicAmil is a masculine first name of Arabic origin, whose meaning can be interpreted as "t…
Ana-MarijafAramaicThe name Ana-Marija is a Serbo-Croatian and South Slavic variant of Anna-Maria, which i…
AnastazijafGreekAnastazija is a South Slavic form of the name Anastasia and means 'the resurrected one'…
AndelkafLatinAndelka is a Slavic variant of Angela and means among other things 'the messenger' and …
AndelkomSlavicThe name Andelko means 'the angel' and comes from the South Slavic word anđeo for 'angel'
AndeomLatinAndeo (Anđeo) is the Croatian translation of the name Angel, which originates from the …
AndjafLatinThe first name Andja is derived from Angela and is found in Croatia and Slovenia
AndjelafLatinAndjela is a feminine form of the name Angela and is used in Bosnian, Croatian, and Ser…
AndjelkafGreekThe first name Andjelka is a Yugoslav and primarily Slovenian variant of the name Angel…
AndreauDanishAndrea is primarily understood as a female name, but it is often a male form in Italian…
AndrejmRussianAndrej (Андрей) is a masculine first name that is considered the Russian form of Andreas
AndrejafRussianThe name Andreja is used for girls and is a South Slavic form of the name Andrea, preva…
AndricafThe name Andrica is a diminutive of Alejandrica, which is rooted in the Croatian and So…
AndrijanmRussianAndrijan (Андријан) is a South Slavic variant of the name Andreas, also known through t…
AndrijanafSlavicThe name Andrijana is a feminine form that originates from the South Slavic region and …
AndrikomThe meaning of the name Andriko is the same as that of Andreas: it stands for 'the brav…
AndromGreekThe first name Andro is a short form of Andreas and Andrew and originates from Georgia …
AneafFinnishThe first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav…
AnicafSlavicAnica is a girl's name understood as a diminutive of Anna in Bulgarian, Croatian, Maced…
AnkafPolishAnka is regarded as a pet form of Anna and derives from the Hebrew Hannah
AnkicafHungarianAnkica is a Croatian, Slovenian, and Hungarian diminutive of Anka, which represents a S…
AnteafItalianAntea, a girl's name, is regarded as a variant of Anthea, which in turn is derived from…
AntonijafLatinThe name Antonija is a feminine form that can be derived from the ancient Roman family …
AntoniomLatinThe name Antonio is a form of the Roman name Anton or Antōnius
AntunmLatinAntun is a South Slavic variant of Anton, considered a short form of Antonio, and has i…
ArkomDutchArko is a male first name whose meaning is "the sun" or "the sunshine." The name origin…
AzijafAzija is a diminutive of Anastazija, which originates from Greek and is rooted in South…
BabrafAfrican"the foreigner"
BakarafArabicBakara is a female name variant of the Arabic term Baqarah, which translates to 'the cow'
Balea-WolkefBalea-Wolke is a double name combining Balea ("whale") and Wolke ("the ruler")
BanesafAmericanThe name Banesa represents a South Slavic form of Bana, such as Ban Jelacic
BartolafItalianBartola is an Italian and South Slavic short form of Bartolomea, which has established …
BartolinafGreekThe name Bartolina originates as a Southern European variant of Barta (Bartholomäa), a …
Bat-SebafHebrewBat-Seba, also in the variants Batseba and Bathseba, derives from Hebrew and means 'Dau…
BazileafBasilea derives from the Greek words and means 'the royal' or 'the queen.' The roots of…
BebafSlavicBeba is a female first name that comes from South Slavic and carries the meaning 'the b…
BehxhetmArabicBehxhet is a masculine first name with Arabic roots
BenomLatinThe name Beno, a Hungarian abbreviation of Benedek and Benedikt, derives from Benedictus
BenziskafHebrewThe name Benziska has an interesting etymological composition
BiljanafSlavicThe name Biljana has its roots in the Old Slavic term bȋlje or bílje (биље), which mean…
BlazmLatinBlaz, or Blaž, is the Croatian and Slovenian form of the Latin name Blasius
BlazenkafSlavicBlazenka (Blaženka) is a female first name that is considered a Serbo-Croatian variant …
BlazenkomLatinThe name Blazenko, or Blaženko, is a Croatian diminutive of Blaž, a South Slavic deriva…
BobanmThe name Boban is a diminutive derived from the Slavic names Slobodan and Bogdan
BogomilmBogomil (Богомил) is a boy's name predominantly encountered in Bulgaria and Macedonia, …
BoguslavmBoguslav (Богꙋслав) is a historical Slavic variant of the name Boguslaw
BoguslavafSlavicBoguslava (Богꙋслава) is the feminine form of the Slavic name Boguslav
BorislavmSlavicThe name Borislav (Борислав) has its roots in Old Slavic and translates to "the gloriou…
BorjanmBorjan (Борјан) is used as a male first name in Macedonia and the Serbo-Croatian region…
BornamThe name Borna comes from Croatia and translates to 'the fighter' or 'the warrior'
BoromSlavicBoro (Боро) is a male name that is mainly found in the Serbo-Croatian regions
BosiljkafSlavicBosiljka (Босиљка) is a female first name from Serbia or Croatia and is directly transl…
BozanafSlavicBozana (Božana) is a female first name of Slavic origin and is derived from Božena
BozicafSlavicThe name Bozica (Božica) is a diminutive form of Bozena in the Croatian language
BozidarmSlavicBozidar, or Božidar (Божидар), means 'gift of God' and originates from Slavic
BozidarkafSlavicThe name Bozidarka, or Božidarka, is a derived form of Božidar and means 'God's gift'
BozimirmSlavicThe meaning of the name 'Bozimir' is 'God's peace' and originates from the Old South Sl…
BozislavmSlavicBozislav (Božislav) is a boy's name primarily encountered in Slovenia and the South Sla…
BranimirmSlavicBranimir (Бранимир) is a male first name that mainly occurs in Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatia…
BranislavmThe first name Branislav (Бранислав) is used in several Slavic languages as a variant o…
BrankafSlavicThe name Branka (Бранка) serves as a Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian short form of the Sla…
BrankicafBrankica (Бранкица) is a Serbo-Croatian diminutive form of the name Branka, which is a …
BratislavmBratislav (Братислав) is a masculine first name that is mainly common in Croatia and Se…
BratislavafBratislava (Братислава) is a girl's name from Serbo-Croatian and derives from Bratislav
BratkomSlavicThe boy's name Bratko (Братко) is derived from the Slavic word Brat and also serves as …
BrigitafCelticBrigita is a modified form of Brigitta, used in several Eastern European languages such…
CecafLatinThe first name Ceca (Цеца) is a Serbian diminutive of Cecilija and Svetlana
CecilijafLatinCecilija represents a South Slavic variation of Cecilia and is mainly used in the Bosni…
CedomSlavicCedo, or Čedo, is derived from the Old Slavic čędo (чѧдо) and carries the meaning of 't…
CheyanfNorseThe name has its roots in various languages, including Afghan, German, Frisian, Jewish,…
CorlenefThe name has its origins in Croatian
CvijetkomSlavicThe meaning of the name is 'Blümchen'
CvijetomSlavicFlower (Croatian)
CvitafCvita is a Bosnian-Croatian spelling of the name Cvetka
DabrishafSlavicIn Haitian Creole, Dabrisha means 'animal'
DajanafTurkishThe first name Dajana is a Germanized form of Diana, known from Roman mythology
DalafSlavicThe name Dala (Dála) is derived as a feminine short form of Dalibora and means "the dis…
DalibormSlavicThe name Dalibor is a masculine first name that is composed of the Slavic elements dáli…
DamirmDamir is a male first name that originates from the Slavic-speaking region
DamjanafGreekDamjana is a Macedonian, Serbian, and Slovenian form of Damiana, the female derivative …
DanajafAmericanDanaja is a spelling variation of the girl's name Danae in Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian…
DanciafDancia is a female diminutive of Dana and is derived from Bogdana
DanicafSlavicThe name Danica (Даница) literally means "the morning star" or "Venus." It originates f…
DanijelmHebrewDanijel represents a Serbo-Croatian and South Slavic form of the biblical name Daniel (…
DanijelafSlavicDanijela is the feminine form of the name Daniela and is regarded as a Croatian, Serbia…
DanilomHebrewThe name Danilo, an Italian and Slavic variant of the biblical Daniel, carries the mean…
DanirafSpanishThe name Danira, as a Bosnian variant of Deianeira, means 'the destroyer of men.' The r…
DaralinafDaralina is a feminine form that can be viewed as a pet form of Dara and traces back to…
DarefEnglishThe name Dare, an English name for girls, means 'the one from the oak grove'
DaricafSlavicThe name Darica, a short form of Bozidara, means 'the gifted one' or 'the God-given one'

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