Staska

Staska (Staška) is a diminutive of the Slovenian name Anastazija, which is a South Slavic derivation of Anastasia. The name is translated as "the Immortal" or "the Reborn."

What does the name Staska mean?

Staska (Staška) is a Slovenian diminutive of the name Anastazija, which is a South Slavic variant of Anastasia. The translation of the name is "the Immortal" or "the Reborn." The roots of the name can be found in Ancient Greek, derived from anástasis ‎(ᾰ̓νᾰ́στᾰσῐς), which means "upward," "resurrection," "rebirth," or "revival." This term is composed of the elements ana (ἀνά), meaning "up," "high," or "above," and stasis (στάσις), meaning "standing" or "to stand." The name is pronounced as "Staschka." Alternatives include Nastasia, Nastasya, Nastassia, Nastassja, Nastassija, Nastia, and Nastija.

Where does the name Staska come from?

The name Staska has Ancient Greek roots and means "the Immortal."

How do you pronounce Staska?

Staska is pronounced like 'Staschka.'

When is the name day of Staska?

The name day for Staska is celebrated on December 25.

Popularity

In Slovenia, the girl's name Staska ranks 2,371st on the official list of the most common first names for newborn citizens, with a total of 12 bearers of this name. The distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Staska is prevalent in certain federal states and cantons: In Germany, the name is particularly represented in Baden-Württemberg, Lower Saxony, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, each with 20.0%.