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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platon | m | Basque | The name Platon, also known as Plátōn (Πλάτων), is the Greek form of Plato |
| Pobodzyc | m | Polish | The Czech variation of Pobozic |
| Prometheus | m | Greek | The name Prometheus (Προμηθεύς) is rooted in Greek mythology |
| Pumuckl | m | Pumuckl is a masculine first name that is considered a Bavarian pet form of Nepomuk | |
| Radek | m | Polish | The name Radek is a derived form from Polish and Czech and comes from names that start … |
| Radka | f | The first name Radka (Радка) has its roots in the Old Slavic term rad (рад), which mean… | |
| Radojica | m | Slavic | Radojica (Радојица) is a diminutive form of the masculine first name Radoje (Радоје) fr… |
| Radomil | m | Polish | Radomil is a Polish and Czech boy's name that translates into English as "the happy gen… |
| Radoslav | m | Slavic | The name Radoslav (Радослав) has Slavic roots and is composed of the Old Slavic element… |
| Radovan | m | Slavic | The name Radovan, of Slavic origin, derives from Rado |
| Rarita | f | rarity, uniqueness | |
| Rata | f | Indian | The name Rata has its origin in Sanskrit, where the word rā́tri (रात) stands for 'night' |
| Ratmir | m | Russian | The name Ratmir originates from Russian and Serbian and is regarded as a short form of … |
| Reza | m | Arabic | Reza (رضا) is a traditional Persian name that derives from the Arabic name Ridha or Rida |
| Ronald-Bernd | m | Arabic | Ronald-Bernd is a double name combining Ronald ("the ruler with divine counsel") and Be… |
| Rostislav | m | Russian | The name Rostislav (Ростислав) has Old Slavic origins and literally means 'the one who … |
| Ruzena | f | Latin | Ruzena is a girl's name that primarily appears in the Slovak spelling Ružena and in Cze… |
| Sasa | u | Greek | The name Sasa, often found in the spelling Saša, means 'the one who defends men' or mor… |
| Savka | f | Slavic | Savka is a female variant of the name Sava and has its roots in ancient Hebrew |
| Saxana | f | Hebrew | The name Saxana could be interpreted as "the Saxon woman," derived from the Old English… |
| Serzh | m | The origin of the name is Albanian and Czech | |
| Shozen | f | English: the Determined | |
| Silva | u | Latin | The name Silva is on one hand a diminutive of Silvana, the female equivalent of Silvanu… |
| Simi | f | Finnish | Simi, as a gender-neutral first name, is derived from Simone and Simon, both of which t… |
| Simka | f | Hebrew | Simka (Симка) is a derived form of Simeona and Simona and comes from the biblical name … |
| Simona | f | Italian | Simona is the feminine form of Simon and originates from the Bible |
| Simonka | f | Biblical | Simonka is a diminutive form of Simona, originating from the Slavic language area, and … |
| Slavek | m | Polish | Slavek (Slávek) literally translates to 'the glorious,' 'the peaceful,' 'the tranquil,'… |
| Slavka | f | Slavka (Славка) is a girl's name of Slavic origin, regarded as a feminine variant or pe… | |
| Slavoj | m | Slavoj is a boy's name used in Slovenian and Czech-Slovak regions | |
| Slavomira | f | Slavomira (Slavomíra) translates in German to "the glorious peaceful one," "the honorab… | |
| Stan-Jurek | m | Slavic | Stan-Jurek is a double name combining Stan ("the one from the stony clearing") and Jure… |
| Stania | f | Slavic | The Slavic name Stania carries the meaning 'the Hard' or 'the Firm' |
| Stanislava | f | Slavic | The first name Stanislava (Станислава) is the feminine variant of the Slavic name Stani… |
| Stanislaw-Hildegarda | f | Polish | Stanislaw-Hildegarda is a double name combining Stanislaw ("the hope") and Hildegarda (… |
| Stepan | m | Russian | Stepan is translated into English as 'the crowned one', 'the garlanded one', and in a b… |
| Svetlana | f | Slavic | Svetlana is a female first name with Slavic origins, commonly found in countries such a… |
| Svetozar | m | Slavic | The name Svetozar originates from the Serbo-Croatian and Czech language areas and trans… |
| Sylva | f | Latin | The name Sylva has its origins in the Latin word 'silva', meaning 'forest' |
| Tadeas | m | Aramaic | Tadeas (Tadeáš) is regarded as the Czech and Slovak form of the biblical name Thaddaeus |
| Tarabas | m | Slavic | Tarabas is considered a rare first name for boys and originates from Slavic roots |
| Teodor | m | Danish | Teodor (Cyrillic Теодор) is a Slavic, Romanian, and Scandinavian variant of the name Th… |
| Terezie | f | Hungarian | The name Terezie, in its origin as a Czech and Hungarian first name, is derived from Th… |
| Terina | f | Danish | Terina is regarded as a Greenlandic form of Trina, which in turn is a short and affecti… |
| Thomai | f | Thomai is a Czech female form of the name Thomas and means "the twin" in German | |
| Tibor | m | Latin | Tibor is the Hungarian, Czech, and Slovak form of the Roman name Tiburtius |
| Tomic | m | Slavic | Tomic is a boy's name that is regarded as a Slavic and Czech form of Thomas |
| Tona | f | Latin | The name Tona, a derived form of Antonia, is closely related to the names Antonius and … |
| Tonka | f | Latin | Tonka is a South Slavic variant of the name Antonia, which is also used as a pet form |
| Tyche | f | Greek | The name Tyche (Týche) comes from Greek and translates to "the fateful," "the fortunate… |
| Tygr | m | Tiger | |
| Tyna | f | Latin | The first name Tyna (Týna) is derived from Christina and has its roots in the Latin Chr… |
| Urania | f | Basque | The name Urania is a Latinized variant of the ancient Greek Ourania (Οὐρᾰνῐ́ᾱ) and stan… |
| Valentyn | m | Latin | The name Valentyn (Valentýn) is a masculine first name that originates from Latin |
| Valerie | f | Latin | The first name Valerie (Valérie) is the feminine variant of the name Valerius, which wa… |
| Varessa | f | The name has Czech roots | |
| Vena | f | Vena, a female first name, is a short form of Slavena (Slavěna) and means 'the Glorious… | |
| Venceslava | f | Venceslava (Věnceslava) is the feminine form of Venceslav, which is derived from the Ol… | |
| Venka | f | Venka, a Slavic girl's name (Венка), is considered a diminutive of Nevenka | |
| Vera-Marie | f | English | Vera means 'the faith' (Russian/Bulgarian), while Marie translates to 'the beloved', 't… |
| Vladan | m | The name Vladan is a short form for masculine first names that begin with the element '… | |
| Vladana | f | Vladana is a feminine form of Vladan, prevalent in Serbia, Slovakia, and the Czech Repu… | |
| Vladislava | f | Russian | The first name Vladislava (Владислава) is the feminine variant of Vladislav (Владислав)… |
| Vlasta | f | Slavic | Vlasta is a Slavic name that is used for both girls and boys and is especially prevalen… |
| Vlastislav | m | Slavic | The male first name Vlastislav carries meanings such as 'the glorious ruler', 'the hono… |
| Vojtech | m | Slavic | The name Vojtech is the Slovak and Czech form of Wojciech |
| Wayda | f | Polish | The first name Wayda, as a variant of Wajda, carries the meaning 'the commander' or pos… |
| Wojislawa | f | Polish | Wojislawa can be considered an alternative spelling of Vojislava (Војислава), which is … |
| Wratislaus | m | Wratislaus is a Latinized form of the Slavic name Vratislav | |
| Xenie | f | Xenie represents the Czech form of the Greek name Xenia | |
| Zavin | m | Zavin (Závin) is a masculine first name that originates from Czech and carries the mean… | |
| Zdena | f | Latin | Zdena (Zdeňa) is a Slovak and Czech form of the name Sidonia, which is understood as a … |
| Zdislava | f | The name Zdislava, considered the feminine variant of Zdislav, has its roots in Old Slavic | |
| Zelena | f | Spanish | The name Zelena, a variation of Selena, traces back to the Greek moon goddess Selene |
| Zivana | f | Slavic | The name Zivana (ivana) represents a Slavic variant of Ziva |
| Zofie | f | Zofie, as the Czech form of Sophia, stands for 'the wisdom' and is also interpreted as … | |
| Zora | f | Slavic | Zora means "the dawn", "the twilight", or "the one born at dawn" |
| Zorica | f | Slavic | Zorica (Зорица) is a diminutive form of Zora and has its roots in the Old Slavic term z… |
| Zuzana | f | Hebrew | The name Zuzana represents the Czech and Slovak form of Susanna and means 'the lily' |