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Dragoslava
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Dragoslava is a Slavic first name regarded as the female variant of Dragoslav. It can be translated into German as 'the commendable', 'the honorable beloved', and 'the glorious Slavic woman'.
What does the name Dragoslava mean?
Dragoslava is a Slavic first name and the feminine form of Dragoslav. Its meaning in German includes terms like 'the commendable', 'the honorable beloved', and 'the glorious Slavic woman'. The origins of the name lie in Old Slavic, deriving from the components drȃg (драг), meaning 'dear', 'precious', 'valuable', 'expensive', 'pleasant', or 'very loved', and sláva (сла́ва), meaning 'glory', 'honor', 'esteem', or 'the Slavic'. Alternative forms include Drahoslava and Drahoslav.
Where does the name Dragoslava come from?
The etymology of Dragoslava shows that it is an Old Slavic feminine first name, meaning 'the commendable'. The composition in Old Slavic consists of drȃg (драг), meaning 'dear, precious, valuable, expensive, pleasant, or very loved', and sláva (сла́ва), meaning 'glory, honor, esteem, or the Slavic'. The name is primarily used in the Serbian language.
How do you pronounce Dragoslava?
Drah-go-slaw-ah
Popularity
In Germany, Dragoslava is among the less common first names. It has not gained significance in the German name charts so far. In Austria, however, the name reached its best ranking in 2012 at 1,683rd place in the name charts. From 1984 to 2024, Dragoslava was chosen as a first name in Austria fewer than ten times, placing it at 7,542nd. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.
Nicknames & pet names
Draga
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Frequently asked questions about the name Dragoslava
What does the name Dragoslava mean?
Dragoslava is a Slavic first name that means 'the commendable', 'the honorable beloved', or 'the glorious Slavic woman'. It is composed of the words for 'dear' and 'glory'.
Where does the first name Dragoslava come from?
Dragoslava has its roots in Old Slavic and is primarily used in the Serbian language. The name is the feminine form of Dragoslav.
How common is the name Dragoslava?
Dragoslava is primarily common in Slavic-speaking countries but has lower recognition outside these regions.