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JadrankomLatinJadranko (Јадранко) is a Yugoslav variant of the name Adrian, which goes back to the ni…
JagodafPolishJagoda is a feminine first name that has Old Slavic origins and means 'the berry' or 't…
JakomEstonianJako is a short form of the name Jakob, which traces back to the ancient Hebrew Ya'aqov…
JanetafSlavicJaneta is a South Slavic variant of Jeannette, which has its origin in the French form …
JanjafLatinThe name Janja represents a Serbo-Croatian form of Agnes and traces back to the Greek w…
JasikafAmericanJasika, a female first name, originates from Serbian-Croatian and translates to "the as…
JaskomJasko is a diminutive and pet form of Jasmin in Croatian and Serbian
JasminafPolishThe name Jasmina is derived from the ancient Persian term for jasmine and literally mea…
JasminkafSlavicJasminka is regarded as a Bosnian, Croatian, and Slovenian variation and diminutive of …
JavormSlavicThe name Javor (Јавор) comes from South Slavic and is directly translated as "the maple…
JavorkomSlavicThe name Javorko comes from Croatian and Serbian and refers to the maple tree, while th…
JefimijafJefimija is the Macedonian and Serbo-Croatian variant of the Greek first name Euphemia …
JelenkafRussianJelenka is a Slavic form and diminutive of Jelena
JelicafSlavicJelica is a Serbo-Croatian diminutive form of the name Jelena, which is derived from He…
JelnafRussianThe name Jelna is a South Slavic derivative of the name Jela and is derived from the Ol…
JeremHebrewJere is a Finnish diminutive of Jeremias, a German derivation of the biblical name Jere…
JerkomThe first name Jerko is a diminutive of the name Jerolim, which is used in Croatia and …
JeylafJeyla, a female first name, is a Croatian spelling of Jela, which is derived from Helena
JorgovanmThe term 'jorgovan' comes from Croatian and Serbian and means 'lilac'
JoskomHebrewJosko is a diminutive form of Josip, the Croatian and Slovenian version of the biblical…
JovanmHebrewThe name Jovan is a South Slavic variant of Johannes and means 'God is gracious'
JovicamHebrewJovica is a diminutive form of Jovan, the Serbian and Macedonian variant of the biblica…
JozefinafPolishThe name Jozefina, common in Croatia, as well as Józefina in Poland, is derived from Jo…
Juda-TadejmBiblicalJuda-Tadej is a Serbo-Croatian form of the biblical name Judas-Thaddeus, with the indiv…
JulicafLatinJulica serves as a Serbo-Croatian and Slavic pet form of Jula, which is a diminutive of…
JulijanmLatinJulijan is the Croatian and South Slavic variant of the name Julian, which traces back …
JulijanafLatinThe name Julijana represents a South Slavic form of Juliana and Juliane
JulikafLatinThe name Julika, considered a diminutive of Julia, has its roots in Latin
JuljanafLatinThe first name Juljana has its roots in several languages and is a South Slavic, Albani…
KajinmKajin, a masculine first name, is the Croatian spelling of Kain, derived from the Hebre…
KajinafKajina is the female form of Kaina, which has its origins in biblical traditions
KajomLatinKajo is a Croatian variant of the name Gaius, which means 'the content one,' and is als…
KamilliafLatinKamillia is a rare female first name understood as the English form of Camilia
KarmelafLatinKarmela is considered a Yugoslav form of Carmela, which is a variant of the first names…
KatafFinnishKata is considered a Slavic and Hungarian abbreviation for Katharina
KlaudijafLatinKlaudija originates from the South Slavic region and is closely linked to the name Klau…
KlementinafLatinThe name Klementina, a form of Clementine and Clementia, is derived from the Latin word…
KlementinomLatinKlementino represents the Slovenian and Croatian derivation of Clemens and means "the g…
KolindafA short form of Nikolinda, which originates from Spanish
KoljamPolishThe name Kolja (Коля) is a Russian diminutive of Nikolai or Nikolaj and is derived from…
KoraljkafLatinKoraljka is a Croatian form of Koralia, which means "the coral" in German
KoranafKorana is a rare Serbo-Croatian first name that is often given to girls with green eyes…
KornelijafLatinThe name Kornelija is a South Slavic variant of Cornelia and carries the meaning "the o…
KornelijomLatinKornelijo is a South Slavic form of Cornelius and means 'the one descended from the Cor…
KorvinmLatinKorvin is a male first name that is understood as a short form of Korbinian
KosanafSlavicThe name Kosana is a Serbian variant of Kosara and literally means "the hairy one"
KosovarefThe name Kosovare is derived from the country name Kosovo and can be interpreted as "th…
KostamLatinKosta represents a South Slavic diminutive of the Latin name Konstantin, which means "t…
KoviljkafSlavicThe name Koviljka, given to girls, means "the feather grass" and has its roots in the S…
KovinmFinnishThe name Kovin is a South Slavic first name for men and stands for the meaning "the smi…
KrabatmThe name Krabat has Sorbian roots and comes from Hrvat
KresimirmPolishKresimir is a traditional Slavic first name that is widely used in Croatia
KrispinmLatinKrispin is the Croatian, Russian (Криспин), and Ukrainian (Кріспін) variant of the name…
KristijanmLatinAs a South Slavic variant of Christian, the name Kristijan means 'the Christian' or 'fo…
KristijanafLatinKristijana is a Croatian and Slovenian variant of the name Christiana and stands for 't…
KristinafLatinThe name Kristina means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ' and is a German, Englis…
Kristina-NinafGeorgianKristina stands for "child of the sea" and Nina refers to "the pure" or "fire, glow." T…
KristinjafLatinKristinja is a feminine form derived from the South Slavic variant of Kristina
KristinkafLatinKristinka is a South Slavic variant of the name Kristina, which is an alternative spell…
KristovmRussianThe name Kristov (pronounced Kristow) is a South Slavic variation of the name Christoph…
KrstomThe name Krsto, used in Croatia and Serbia, carries the meaning 'the Crucified' or 'the…
KrugovoimThe meaning of the name is 'circles'
KrunomKruno, a boy's name, is considered a diminutive of Krunoslav
KrunoslavmSlavicKrunoslav is a male first name with Old Slavic origins
KrunoslavafSlavicThe name Krunoslava has Slavic roots and consists of the elements 'slava', meaning glor…
KsenijafRussianThe name Ksenija is a South Slavic and Latvian variant of the Greek Xenia, which means …
LadafRussianThe name Lada is regarded as a diminutive of Ladislava or Vladislava
LadislavmLadislav is a South Slavic and Czech-Slovak derivative of Ladislaus, a Latinized form o…
LanafCelticThe first name Lana is derived from Russian names that end with the element "-lana", su…
Lana-CelinefFrenchLana stands for 'the delicate' and Celine for 'the heavenly'
LariomLatinThe first name Lario is a short form of the name Ilario, which is derived from Hilarius
Laura-PiadafPortugueseThe origin of the name encompasses Bosnian, German, Croatian, Portuguese, and Russian
LavisafLatinThe first name Lavisa has its roots in Latin and is a female name
Ledanafice cellar
LejlafArabicThe name Lejla carries the meaning 'the night' and is also interpreted as 'the beauty o…
LerikafSlavicThe Serbo-Croatian name Lerika, which is mainly found in Slavic regions, directly trans…
LevimHungarianThe name Levi has biblical origins and derives from the patriarch of the Levites
LibertomLatinLiberto is a masculine designation that originates from the Italian, Portuguese, and Sp…
LidijafRussianLidija is a Baltic and Slavic form of the biblical name Lydia
LirafLatinLira is a female first name that likely originates from Latin and carries the meanings …
LivijafLatinLivija is a spelling used in Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovenia and derives from Livia, a …
LivijanafLatinLivijana is the Croatian and Slovenian variant of the name Livia, which is considered t…
LjerkafThe name Ljerka originates from the Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian language areas and tra…
Ljiljan-AntemLatin"Anton’s lily" is symbolized on his feast day by the custom of children bringing him wh…
LjiljankafLatinLjiljanka is considered a South Slavic diminutive of Lilia
LjubafRussianLjuba (Љуба) is a diminutive form of Slavic names based on 'Ljub-', including Ljubov, L…
LjubisavmLjubisav is a Serbo-Croatian form of the name Ljubisa
LjupkafSlavicLjupka (Љупка) is a girl's name derived from the Old Slavic word ljúbiti (љу́бити), whi…
LjupkomSlavicThe origin of the name 'Ljupko' lies in South Slavic and refers to someone as 'the nice…
LoricafSlavicLorica is an ancient South Slavic short form derived from Glorica (the revered) and Flo…
Luana-AyleenfLuana-Ayleen is a double name combining Luana ("the cheerful one") and Ayleen ("the lon…
LucauLatinLuca is a gender-neutral name
LukauLatinLuka is a gender-neutral abbreviation of Lukas and derives from the Latin Lucanus, whos…
LukanmLatinThe name Lukan is a variant of Lucan and has its roots in the Roman surname Lucanus, or…
MadlenfHebrewThe name Madlen is primarily a German and phonetically adapted variant of Madeleine, th…
MajdafArabicMajda is a female first name that carries the meanings 'the Glorious', 'the Renowned', …
MajklmThe name Majkl, a masculine form, is derived from Michael and is a short form that is p…
MakmThe name Mak comes from the Croatian-Bosnian language and means 'the poppy'
MalmEnglishMal serves as a short form in the Serbo-Croatian and Ukrainian languages for names that…
MandafLatinManda is considered a short form of Amanda, the female counterpart to Amandus in Latin

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