Milasin

Milasin (Milašin) is considered a Serbian and Romanian variant of the name Milan. The German translation of the name includes meanings such as 'the lovable,' 'the beloved,' 'the friendly,' and 'the kind.'

What does the name Milasin mean?

The name Milasin (Milašin) represents a Serbian and Romanian spelling of the name Milan. In German, it means 'the lovable,' 'the beloved,' 'the friendly,' or also 'the kind' or 'the gracious.' The name has its origin in Old Slavic and derives from the word milŭ ‎(милъ) or mil (мил), which means 'lovable,' 'to love,' 'dear,' 'friendly,' 'gracious,' or 'precious.' Other variants of the name include Milano, Milann, Milanko, Milas, and Milasi. Female forms include Milana, Milena, Milenna, Mylena, Mylana, Milanka, Milane, Millane, Milangela, Milanda, Milanja, and Milada.

Where does the name Milasin come from?

The name Milasin has Old Slavic roots and means 'the lovable.' The word origins can be found in Old Slavic, where milŭ and mil stand for friendly, dear, nice, pleasant, kind, loving, gracious, lovable, gentle, and mild. The languages in which the name appears include Albanian, Yugoslavian, Romanian, and Serbian.

How do you pronounce Milasin?

Mi-la-sin, where the 'a' sounds like in 'Katze.'

When is the name day of Milasin?

The name days for Milasin are April 9, April 21, and September 15.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the name Milasin ranks 18,193rd in the official list of most common first names, with currently 5 people bearing this name. The distribution of the name in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Milasin occurs more frequently in certain regions: In Germany, it is represented 33.3% in Brandenburg, Hesse, and Schleswig-Holstein. In Austria, Milasin is represented 100% in Vienna.