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DarinkafPersianDarinka is a Croatian and Slovenian diminutive of Darija and Daria, which in turn deriv…
DariomPersianDario, a Southern European derivative of Darius, means 'possessing goodness'
DarkomSlavicThe name Darko is a diminutive of Slavic origins that begins with 'Dar'
DavormSlavicDavor is a masculine first name with Slavic roots, likely derived from an ancient Slavi…
DavorkafDavorka is the female variant of the Slavic name Davor, which has its origins in Slavic…
DavorkomSlavicIt is an extended form of Davor in the Old South Slavic context
DecebalmHungarianThe name Decebal has its roots in the Romanian language and stands for 'the Brave' or '…
DejanafSlavicThe name Dejana is considered the female variant of Dejan
DelfafPolishThe name Delfa is a Polish diminutive of Delphina and means 'the woman from Delphi' or …
DenijafThe girl's name Denija (Денија) is a Serbian form of Dejana, the feminine derivative of…
DenismGreekDenis is the French form of Dionysius and means 'the one dedicated to Dionysus'
DenkafLatinDenka, a female first name, is derived from the Slavic Zdenka, whose origin lies in the…
DesafThe name Desa is regarded as a derived form of Desanka and means "the passer" or "the f…
DesankafSlavicDesanka (Десанка) is a female first name that occurs in the regions of the former Yugos…
DevinafHebrewDevina is the feminine form of Devin and has its roots in the Old English word 'divine'…
DijanafSlavicDijana is derived from Diana, the Roman goddess of hunting and the moon
DijonafLatinDijona is a feminine form of the name Dijon, which encompasses the meanings 'the pious'…
DiljafScandinavianDilja is considered an Icelandic variant of Delia, which is an epithet of the Greek god…
DinomArabicDino is regarded as an independent short form of Italian names ending in '-dino' or '-t…
DjanimItalianThe name Djani is a Croatian short form of Giovanni and is derived from the biblical Jo…
DjukicafIt is a diminutive of the name "Djuka," which is of Serbian origin
DjulafLatinDjula is the Serbo-Croatian short form of Djulija or Djulijana, both of which are relat…
DjulijanafLatinDjulijana is a female first name understood as an ancient South Slavic and Bosnian form…
DjurafSlavicDjura is a South Slavic form of the name Georgina, which traces back to Georgios and ha…
DjurdjicafSlavicDjurdjica is a form of the South Slavic name Đurđica and derives from the Serbo-Croatia…
DobrafSlavicDobra (Добра) is a Slavic girl's name that predominantly occurs in the Bulgarian and Se…
DobrilafSlavicDobrila, the feminine form of Dobril, means 'the Good' and 'the Kind'
DobroslavmSlavicDobroslav (Cyrillic Доброслав) is a Slavic first name for boys that means 'the Good and…
DobrotafSlavic"good"
DolciafItalianthe sweetness
DomobranmSlavicThe Defender of the Homeland
DoroteafItalianDorotea is the feminine form of Dorothea and carries the meaning 'gift of God'
DostafDosta (Доста) is derived as a Macedonian short form of Dostana (Достана) and means "the…
DraganmSlavicDragan (Драган) is a masculine first name that is prevalent in the South Slavic region,…
DragicafSlavicDragica (Драгица) is a female first name that is used as a diminutive form of the Slavi…
DragomSlavicDrago (Драго), a masculine name from the South Slavic region, has developed as an indep…
DragoljubmSlavicThe name Dragoljub (Драгољуб) is widely used in Croatian, Serbian, and Slovenian cultures
DragomirafSlavicDragomira is a historical girl's name of Slavic origin and is considered the feminine d…
DragoslavmSlavicDragoslav (Драгослав) is a Slavic masculine given name that can be understood in German…
DragotinmSlavicDragotin is a masculine first name that represents a Slovenian derivation of Dragan and…
DrazenmSlavicDrazen, or Dražen (Дражен), is a male first name that is a Serbo-Croatian form of Dragan
DrazenkafDrazenka (Draženka) is a Croatian name and represents a feminine spelling of Drazen, wh…
DubravkafSlavicDubravka (Дубравка) translates to 'the one who comes from the oak grove' and has its ro…
DujemLatinDuje is a masculine form that serves as a Croatian abbreviation for Dujam, which is its…
DunjafArabicThe name Dunja has diverse origins and meanings that differ by region
DurdicafSlavicThe name Đurđica means 'the lily of the valley' in the South Slavic region
DusanmSlavicDusan, or Dušan in Cyrillic script, comes from the Old Slavic word duša (душа), which m…
DusanafSlavicDusana (also Dušana) represents the feminine form of the Slavic name Dusan and means 't…
DuskomSlavicDusko, or Duško, originates from the Slavic name Dušan
EdicafBiblicalEdica represents a South Slavic diminutive of Eda (Edita)
ElijanmThe first name Elijan (Елијан) is considered a Serbo-Croatian form of Aelian and is a v…
ElijanafThe name Elijana is derived from several sources
ElmirmArabicThe name Elmir, a variant of Almir, has the meaning 'the prince', 'the ruler', or 'the …
EmelifLatinEmeli is regarded as a variant spelling of Emely and is the American feminine form of t…
EmilafLatinAs the English and Polish form of Emilia, the name Emila carries the meanings 'the imit…
EmilijanmLatinEmilijan has its roots in the Latin term Aemilius, which is associated with a prominent…
Emily-MajafEmily-Maja is a double name combining Emily ("the emulating one") and Maja ("the good m…
EsterafPolishThe name Estera is a Slavic variant of Esther and carries the meanings 'the star' and '…
FabijanafLatinFabijana is a feminine form of the name Fabiana, which can be traced back to Fabius and…
FaustmLatinThe name Faust, which comes from Italian, is a short form of the Roman name Faustinus, …
FedjamRussianThe name Fedja (Федя) translates to 'the gift of God', 'God's gift', or simply 'the gif…
FinesafFinesa, a female first name, is a diminutive of the name Serafinessa, which traces back…
FloricafLatinFlorica is a feminine form of the name Flora and originates from South Slavic, Romanian…
Freya-JanafAramaicNo information on the meaning is currently available
GabrijelafGabrijela is the Croatian and Slovenian form of Gabriele, which in turn derives from th…
GalebmSlavicGaleb, a masculine first name, is derived from the South Slavic word gȁlēb (га̏ле̄б) an…
GlorafPolisha South Slavic variant of Gloria (Latin for the revered)
GlorijafLatinGlorija is the South Slavic and Baltic variant of Gloria, which is considered the perso…
GlorinafLatinGlorina is considered a diminutive of the name Gloria, which in Roman mythology represe…
GojkomSlavicGojko is a boy's name with South Slavic roots
GonomSlavicThe name Gono is a short form of the South Slavic name Gonislav and stands for 'diligent'
GoranmSlavicGoran is a male first name derived from the Slavic word gora for 'mountain.' It can thu…
GoranafSlavicGorana is the feminine form of the name Goran and can be translated as "the woman from …
GordanmSlavicGordan (Cyrillic Гордан) is a masculine first name that means 'the Proud'
GordanafSlavicThe name Gordana (Cyrillic Гордана), meaning "the Proud," has its roots in the old Sout…
GoricafSlavicGorica is a diminutive of Gorana, the female variant of the Slavic name Goran
GospafGospa is a girl's name that is common in Croatia and Serbia
GrgurmGrgur represents a primarily Croatian form of Gregor, which traces back to the Roman na…
GrozdanafSlavicGrozdana (Гроздана) represents the feminine form of Grozdan in Bulgaria, Croatia, and N…
GrubkomSlaviccomes from "pregrubko, grubko" (Old South Slavic) and stands for the terms rough or coarse
GvozdenmSlavicGvozden is a masculine first name from Croatia and Serbia meaning 'the Iron One'
HenokmHebrewThe name Henok (ኄኖክ) is an Amharic variant of Enoch, which traces back to the Hebrew Ch…
HeronmFrenchHeron (Ἥρων) is a masculine first name of ancient Greek origin
HilarmLatinThe first name Hilar originates from the Croatian language and also appears in Hungaria…
HrvojemHrvoje is a masculine first name derived from the South Slavic term Hr̀vāt (Хр̀ва̄т) me…
HvalemSlavicThe origin of the name Hvale lies in the Old South Slavic words "pohvale" and "hvale", …
IdilafIdila is a girl's name from the South Slavic language, which literally means 'the Idyllic'
IlanmHebrewThe masculine first name Ilan has several origins
IlenkafSlavicThe name Ilenka represents a Slavic pet form of Ilena, which is considered a variant of…
IlijamSlavicThe name Ilija comes from the Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbo-Croatian spelling of the…
IlirkafSlavic"Ilirka" (ancient South Slavic) stands for Ilyrian
IrenafGreekIrena is a female first name with Slavic roots and is a variant of Irene in the Iceland…
IskrafSlavicIskra (Искра) is a female first name that originates from South Slavic
IvanmRussianIvan is a Slavic and Russian form of the name Johannes, which is derived from the Ancie…
Ivan-ImmanuelmHebrewThe name combines the meanings of both individual names
IvasmIvas is a Croatian variant of Ivan, which traces back to Johannes and originally derive…
IvorafLatinIvora is a girl's name that is regarded as a Slavic form of the name Ivory
IzakmThe first name Izak represents a Croatian and Slovenian variant of the biblical Isaac, …
JadranmLatinThe name Jadran (Јадран) is the Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian variant of Adrian
JadrankafLatinJadranka is considered the Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian version of Adriana, which is a …

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