Slavic baby names
Baby names of Slavic origin, with meanings and pronunciations.
Slavic
Gracious, dear.
Slavic
God is gracious.
Slavic
Merciful, dear one
Slavic
Gracious; dear; loving.
Slavic
To give peace; peaceful.
Slavic
Life; alive.
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Dawn; aurora.
Slavic
Morning star.
Slavic
Morning star.
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A feminine form of Jan, the Slavic form of John, meaning God is gracious.
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Slavic name meaning willow tree, also used as a feminine form of Ivan meaning God is gracious.
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Glory and honor.
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God's gracious gift; feminine form of Ivan.
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From Old Slavic meaning great ruler or famous ruler.
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Proclaimer of peace or he who destroys peace.
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Raspberry.
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A modern variant, possibly Slavic meaning rowan berry.
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Slavic diminutive of Olesia or Alessia, meaning 'defender' or 'noble'.
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Slavic form of Alexander, meaning defender of mankind.
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Generosity; Slavic name variant.
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Archer; variant of Ivan or Yvon.
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Slavic form of Helen, from Greek meaning bright, shining, or torch.
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Variant of Vladimir; means ruler of the world.
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Slavic variant of Anna, from Hebrew meaning grace or favor.
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Possibly Slavic origin, associated with snake in some African languages.
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Of the sea or maritime.
Slavic
Of the sea.
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Old or ancient.
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May derive from Slavic roots; exact meaning uncertain.
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Slavic name of uncertain etymology, possibly related to ruling or authority.
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A Slavic name possibly meaning linden tree.
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Glorious government, from Slavic meaning stand with glory.
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God is gracious; Slavic feminine form of Ivan.
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Gracious or merciful; variant of Milena.
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From the Slavic elements miro meaning peace and slava meaning glory.
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Precious or gift, representing cherished value.
Slavic
Gift or precious.
Slavic
From Lubov or Liubov, meaning love.
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God-given.
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Means 'glorious ruler' or 'great glory.'
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Peace or from the Slavic tradition.