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Name
Slobodanka
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
4

Slobodanka (Cyrillic Слободанка) represents the feminine form of Slobodan (Слободан). The origin of the name lies in the South Slavic term slobòda (слобо̀да), which means 'freedom', and it is interpreted as 'the Free One'.

What does the name Slobodanka mean?

Slobodanka (Cyrillic Слободанка) is the feminine variant of Slobodan (Слободан). The name originates from the South Slavic word slobòda (слобо̀да), which means 'freedom', and is translated as 'the Free One'. Short forms of Slobodanka include Sloba and Slobodka.

Where does the name Slobodanka come from?

The origin of the name Slobodanka lies in the Old Slavic and Serbo-Croatian area and stands for 'the Free One'. In Old Slavic, the composition *svobodà = freedom can be found, while in Serbo-Croatian, slobòda (слобо̀да) also means 'freedom'. The name is widespread in Slavic languages, including Yugoslav, Croatian, Serbian, Slavic, Slovenian, and South Slavic.

How do you pronounce Slobodanka?

Slo-bo-dan-ka

Popularity

In Germany, Slobodanka is a rather rare first name. In 2013, it ranked 3,816th among the most common female baby names. Between 2010 and 2024, the name was given less than 10 times in Germany, placing it at 10,750th. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.

Nicknames & pet names

Anka / Boba / Danka / Sloba / Slobo

Similar first names

Famous people

  • Slobodanka Colovic (from America)
  • Slobodanka Radovic (basketball player from Croatia)
  • Slobodanka Stupar (artist from Serbia)
  • Slobodanka Tuvic (Serbian basketball player)

Frequently asked questions about the name Slobodanka

What does the name Slobodanka mean?

Slobodanka is the feminine form of Slobodan and means 'the Free One', derived from the Slavic word for freedom.

Where does the name Slobodanka come from?

The name has its roots in the Old Slavic and Serbo-Croatian area, where it is widely used and carries the meaning of freedom.

How popular is the name Slobodanka?

Slobodanka is common in Slavic countries, but its popularity varies depending on the region and cultural context.

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