Bozidara

Bozidara, also known in the form Božidara, is the female variant of the Slavic name Božidar (Божидар), which means 'gift of God'. The name is composed of the Slavic words boži, meaning 'divine, of God', and dar, meaning 'gift'.

What does the name Bozidara mean?

The name Bozidara, or Božidara, is the feminine form of the Slavic name Božidar (Божидар) and carries the meaning 'gift of God'. Its origin traces back to the Slavic words boži for 'divine, of God' and dar for 'gift'. Božidara is particularly common in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Slovenia, but is relatively rare overall. In Croatia and Serbia, the variant Božidarka can be found. A prominent bearer of the name is the Slovak actress Božidara Turzonovová.

Where does the name Bozidara come from?

The name Bozidara has its roots in Old Slavic and means 'gift of God'. The etymological components consist of boži, which means 'divine, of God', and dar, which means 'gift'. The language from which the name originates is primarily Slavic, including Bulgarian, Slovak, Slovenian, South Slavic, and Czech.

How do you pronounce Bozidara?

Bozi-dara

Popularity

In Slovenia, the name Bozidara ranks 624th in the official list of most common first names and is held by a total of 134 people. Distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland: In Germany, the name is primarily found in Hesse (50.0%) and Saxony (50.0%). In Austria, Bozidara is exclusively found in Burgenland (100.0%). In Switzerland, there is a distribution of 25.0% in the cantons of Aargau, Graubünden, Lucerne, and Nidwalden.

Famous people

• Bozidara Turzonovova (Slovak actress)