Slavic Names
♀Mila„Mila is a female first name meaning "the lovable," "the pleasant," or "the friendly." T…“View profile →⚥SlavicSascha„The name Sascha, written as Саша in Russian, has its roots in the Slavic region and der…“View profile →♂TurkishAdak„Adak is a Turkish first name for men and translates into English as 'the one who gives …“View profile →♀LatinAdrijana„Adrijana is considered a South Slavic spelling of Adriana and means 'the one coming fro…“View profile →♂SlavicAjdin„Ajdin is the Bosnian form of the Turkish Aydin and carries the meaning 'the enlightened…“View profile →♀SlavicAjka„The name Ajka, a diminutive of Alena, derives from the names Magdalena and Helena“View profile →♀HebrewAjla„The name Ajla, as the Bosnian form of Ayla, carries the meanings 'the one illuminated b…“View profile →♀TurkishAjlana„Ajlana is a feminine first name associated with the meanings 'the one illuminated by th…“View profile →♂ArabicAladar„Aladar (Aladár) is regarded as the Hungarian form of Aladdin, a name of Arabic origin t…“View profile →♀Aldijana„The name Aldijana, a Bosnian and Slovenian derivation of Alda, is the feminine form of …“View profile →♂SlavicAleksandar„Aleksandar (Cyrillic: Александар) is a male first name that appears as a variant of Ale…“View profile →♀EstonianAleksandra„The name Aleksandra represents a Slavic derivation of Alexandra and means in short "the…“View profile →♂RussianAleksandrov„The first name Aleksandrov is a less common Slavic form of Alexander (Александр)“View profile →♀HebrewAlenia„Alenia, as a feminine first name, is a derivative of Alena, which in turn derives from …“View profile →♀RussianAlenka„Alenka is a diminutive of the name Alena, which in turn traces back to the origins of M…“View profile →♂SlavicAlexander-Minko„The origin of the name lies in German and Slavic“View profile →♀SlavicAliciya„Aliciya is a feminine name that originates from the Old High German region“View profile →♀PolishAlinka„Alinka is a diminutive of Alina, which is derived from Adeline and has its origins in A…“View profile →♀SlavicAljin„The name Aljin is a Slavic form of Alina, which can be considered a variant of the name…“View profile →♀HebrewAlzbeta„Alzbeta, a female first name, means 'God is Abundance' or 'God is Perfection'“View profile →♀SlavicAmajlija„The first name Amajlija has its roots in the Old Slavic word amàjlija (ама̀јлија), whic…“View profile →♂SlavicAmhladh„The name Amhladh has its origins in the West Gothic language and is a masculine first name“View profile →♀AramaicAna-Marija„The name Ana-Marija is a Serbo-Croatian and South Slavic variant of Anna-Maria, which i…“View profile →♀EnglishAnalena„The name Analena combines the meanings of the names Ana and Lena“View profile →♂LatinAnastas„Anastas is a Bulgarian form of the name Anastasius and carries the meaning "the resurre…“View profile →♀GreekAnastazija„Anastazija is a South Slavic form of the name Anastasia and means 'the resurrected one'…“View profile →♀LatinAndelka„Andelka is a Slavic variant of Angela and means among other things 'the messenger' and …“View profile →♂SlavicAndelko„The name Andelko means 'the angel' and comes from the South Slavic word anđeo for 'angel'“View profile →♀LatinAndjela„Andjela is a feminine form of the name Angela and is used in Bosnian, Croatian, and Ser…“View profile →♀GreekAndjelka„The first name Andjelka is a Yugoslav and primarily Slovenian variant of the name Angel…“View profile →♀PolishAndreana„The name Andreana is primarily used in Bosnian, Bulgarian, Polish, and Czech cultural c…“View profile →♂RussianAndrei„Andrei (Андрей) is a masculine first name known as the Romanian form of Andreas and als…“View profile →♀RussianAndreja„The name Andreja is used for girls and is a South Slavic form of the name Andrea, preva…“View profile →♀Andrica„The name Andrica is a diminutive of Alejandrica, which is rooted in the Croatian and So…“View profile →♂RussianAndrijan„Andrijan (Андријан) is a South Slavic variant of the name Andreas, also known through t…“View profile →♀SlavicAndrijana„The name Andrijana is a feminine form that originates from the South Slavic region and …“View profile →♀FinnishAnea„The first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav…“View profile →♀PolishAneta„Aneta is the Polish and Czech variant of the name Annette, which originates from French…“View profile →♀LatinAngelija„Angelija is a girl's name that is considered a variant of Angelia, a refined form of An…“View profile →♀SlavicAnica„Anica is a girl's name understood as a diminutive of Anna in Bulgarian, Croatian, Maced…“View profile →♀SlavicAnija„Anija is a feminine designation regarded as a Slavic variant of Anja and derived from t…“View profile →♀EnglishAniya„Aniya translates to "the Gracious", "the Elegant", "the Charming", and also "God is gra…“View profile →♀HebrewAnja-Duschka„Anja-Duschka is a combination of Anja, which means 'the favored one' in Hebrew (a Russi…“View profile →♀SlavicAnjelic„The name has Slavic roots“View profile →♂LatinAnjo„The name Anjo is regarded as a Frisian short and affectionate form of names that contai…“View profile →♀RussianAnjuscha„The first name Anjuscha is a diminutive of Anna and has its origins in ancient Hebrew, …“View profile →♀PolishAnka„Anka is regarded as a pet form of Anna and derives from the Hebrew Hannah“View profile →♀FrenchAnnette-Tabea„Annette-Tabea is a double name combining Annette ("the gracious one") and Tabea ("the g…“View profile →♀HebrewAnorthe„Anorthe is a beautiful girl's name that traces back to Hebrew and Ancient Greek roots“View profile →♀IndianAntje-Anuschka„Antje-Anuschka is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Anuschka ("the …“View profile →♀LatinAntonija„The name Antonija is a feminine form that can be derived from the ancient Roman family …“View profile →♂LatinAntonije„Antonije is a masculine form that originates from the ancient Roman family name Antōnius“View profile →♂LatinAntun„Antun is a South Slavic variant of Anton, considered a short form of Antonio, and has i…“View profile →♀ArabicAnuschka-Alischa„Anuschka-Alischa is a double name combining Anuschka ("the gracious, the graceful") and…“View profile →♀LatinAnuschka-Angelika„The name means 'angel' and has its roots in Ancient Greek, giving it an angelic signifi…“View profile →♂SlavicArik-Arild„Arik-Arild is a double name combining Arik ("the ruler of nature spirits") and Arild ("…“View profile →♂ArabicArkan„The name Arkan (اركان) is of Arabic origin and is directly translated as 'the pillars o…“View profile →♂RussianArtemij„The name Artemij is a Slavic and Russian variation of the Greek Artemios (Ἀρτέμιος) and…“View profile →♀Asjha„The name has its roots in Yugoslavian“View profile →♂ArabicAsmir„The name Asmir has its origins in Bosnian and is influenced by Arabic“View profile →♀ArabicAzemina„The name Azemina is the feminine variant of Azem and is used in Albanian circles as a v…“View profile →♀Azija„Azija is a diminutive of Anastazija, which originates from Greek and is rooted in South…“View profile →♀TurkishAzra-Aylin„Azra is translated as 'a good person'“View profile →♀ArabicBakara„Bakara is a female name variant of the Arabic term Baqarah, which translates to 'the cow'“View profile →♀AmericanBanesa„The name Banesa represents a South Slavic form of Bana, such as Ban Jelacic“View profile →♀LatinBarbika„The name Barbika, a Slovenian variation of Barbara, means 'the foreigner.' This meaning…“View profile →♂PolishBarnim„Barnim is a short form of the name Barnimir, which is considered a Pomeranian derivatio…“View profile →♀ItalianBartola„Bartola is an Italian and South Slavic short form of Bartolomea, which has established …“View profile →♀ItalianBartolomea„Bartolomea is a girl's name that can be seen as the Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese va…“View profile →♀HebrewBascha„Bascha is a Yiddish derivation of the name Basha, which has its roots in the ancient He…“View profile →♀HebrewBat-Seba„Bat-Seba, also in the variants Batseba and Bathseba, derives from Hebrew and means 'Dau…“View profile →♀Bazilea„Basilea derives from the Greek words and means 'the royal' or 'the queen.' The roots of…“View profile →♀SlavicBeba„Beba is a female first name that comes from South Slavic and carries the meaning 'the b…“View profile →♂HungarianBela„Bela (Béla) is often considered a Hungarian variant of the German name Adalbert, which …“View profile →♀SlavicBelka„The name Belka has Slavic roots, although the specific word components have not been do…“View profile →♀Berena„The name has its roots in Yugoslavian“View profile →♀DutchBernarda„Bernarda is the feminine variant of Bernard and carries the meaning 'the bear strong'“View profile →♀SlavicBesna„Besna is a girl's name that originates from the Slavic-Yugoslavian Vesna“View profile →♀SlavicBiljana„The name Biljana has its roots in the Old Slavic term bȋlje or bílje (биље), which mean…“View profile →♀Biserka„The meaning of Biserka (Бисерка) as a variant of the South Slavic name Bisera (Бисера) …“View profile →♂Biserko„Biserko (Бисерко) is closely related to the South Slavic name Biserka (Бисерка) as a ma…“View profile →♀Bjela„The female first name Bjela is a rare German variant of the Czech name Běla, pronounced…“View profile →♀DutchBjelke„Bjelke is an unusual diminutive from Dutch, derived from the name Bjela“View profile →♀NorwegianBjelle„Bjelle is a feminine diminutive of Bjela, a variant of the Czech name Běla (pronunciati…“View profile →♂Blagoje„The male first name Blagoje (Благоје) means 'the Gentle One' and has its roots in the S…“View profile →♂LatinBlaz„Blaz, or Blaž, is the Croatian and Slovenian form of the Latin name Blasius“View profile →♀SlavicBlazenka„Blazenka (Blaženka) is a female first name that is considered a Serbo-Croatian variant …“View profile →♂LatinBlazenko„The name Blazenko, or Blaženko, is a Croatian diminutive of Blaž, a South Slavic deriva…“View profile →♂Boban„The name Boban is a diminutive derived from the Slavic names Slobodan and Bogdan“View profile →♂SlavicBobe„The name Bobe has Slavic roots and is derived from the terms 'boba' or 'baba', which tr…“View profile →♂Bogdan„Bogdan is a Slavic male first name that has been adopted from Polish or Russian into Ge…“View profile →♀PolishBogdana„The name Bogdana is considered Slavic, with its strongest roots in the Polish and Russi…“View profile →♂Bogislav„Bogislav is a variant of Boguslaw and carries the meaning 'God's glory', derived from t…“View profile →♂Bogomil„Bogomil (Богомил) is a boy's name predominantly encountered in Bulgaria and Macedonia, …“View profile →♂Bogoris„Bogoris is often considered a Bulgarian short form of the Slavic Borislav“View profile →♂PolishBogumil„Bogumil, a Slavic name also known as Bogumił, means 'Kind God' or 'God's Love'“View profile →♀Bogumila„Bogumila (Bogumiła) is a female first name of Polish origin, considered the feminine va…“View profile →♀PolishBogumilla„The name Bogumilla has its roots in Old Slavic and is a Slavic female first name interp…“View profile →♂Boguslav„Boguslav (Богꙋслав) is a historical Slavic variant of the name Boguslaw“View profile →♀SlavicBoguslava„Boguslava (Богꙋслава) is the feminine form of the Slavic name Boguslav“View profile →♂PolishBoguslaw„The Slavic name Boguslaw stands for 'God's glory' and is a combination of the Old Slavi…“View profile →♀PolishBoguslawa„Boguslawa (Bogusława) is a female name that is regarded as the Polish variant of Boguslaw“View profile →♀SlavicBohana„Bohana is a rare variant of the South Slavic name Bojana and stands for 'the fighter.' …“View profile →♀Bohdana„Bohdana is a girl's name of Slavic origin and means 'God given'“View profile →♂SlavicBohumil„The name Bohumil, a Czech form of Bogumil (Bogumił), combines the Old Slavic elements '…“View profile →♂SlavicBohuslaw„Bohuslaw (Богуслав) refers to a boy whose name is interpreted as the Czech form of Bogu…“View profile →♂Bojan„Bojan, a masculine first name, is written in Cyrillic as Бојан and in Bulgarian as Боян…“View profile →♀Bojana„Bojana (Cyrillic Бојана, Bulgarian Бояна) is the feminine form of the South Slavic name…“View profile →♂Bojidar„The name Bojidar, also known as Bozhidar, means 'God's gift'“View profile →♂RussianBoleslav„Boleslav is the Russian and Czech version of the name Boleslaw and means 'great honor' …“View profile →♀Boleslava„The name Boleslava has its roots in the Old Slavic language and is composed of the elem…“View profile →♂PolishBoleslaw„The name Boleslaw carries the meaning of 'great honor' or 'the glorious one'“View profile →♂Bolko„Bolko is a Polish short form of the name Boleslaw“View profile →♂Bolo„Bolo is a variation of the name Boleslav“View profile →♂Bor„Bor represents a Slovenian short form of the names Boris or Borislav“View profile →♂Borche„Borche is a Macedonian short form of the names Borislav and Boris“View profile →♂SlavicBori„Bori, a masculine first name, has its roots in Uzbek and means 'the wolf'“View profile →♀TurkishBoriana„The meaning of Boriana includes the translation 'the fighter'“View profile →♂SlavicBorila„Borila stands for fighter“View profile →♂Boris„The masculine first name Boris (Борис) is a short and affectionate form of the Old Slav…“View profile →