Slavic Baby Names

Bringer of light

Slavic #94

Milan

Unisex

Gracious, dear, loving, eager

Slavic #231

Damir

Giver of peace, combining the Slavic roots for 'give' and 'peace'

Slavic #795

Casimer

Peacemaker; destroyer of peace. From Slavic 'Kazimierz.'

Casmer

Peace-bringer

Boleslaus

Great, bold glory

Stepan

Slavic variant of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one.'

Tomislav

Glorious; from Slavic elements for honor and glory.

Mirko

Peace or world

Yulian

Youthful. From the Latin Iulius, referring to youth and vitality.

Slavic #2360

Kazimir

Brings peace; Slavic name derived from elements meaning 'to command' and 'peace'.

Slavic #2760

Bogdan

Slavic name meaning 'gift from God,' derived from 'Bog' (God) and 'dan' (given).

Slavic #3215

Aleksandar

Defender of men; from the Greek elements 'alexo' (defend) and 'aner' (man).

Slavic #4061

Miro

Peace in Slavic languages

Slavic #4501

Bladimir

Ruler of peace. Combines rule and peace.

Slavic #5072

Zoran

Golden or related to dawn in Slavic

Slavic #5876

Vuk

Slavic origin meaning 'wolf'; symbolizes strength, loyalty, and wildness

Slavic #6419

Sava

Named after or related to the Sava River in Eastern Europe. Slavic in origin.

Slavic #6740

Vlad

Ruler; one who rules with power and authority.

Slavic #6780

Vladislav

Glorious ruler; one who rules with glory and authority.

Slavic #6781

Zlatan

Golden; derived from Slavic word 'zlato' meaning gold.

Slavic #7218

Miroslav

Peace and glory; from Slavic mir (peace) and slav (glory)

Slavic #7550

Yaroslav

Fierce warrior of great glory; a Slavic name combining elements for fierceness and fame.

Slavic #7698

Dmytro

Ukrainian/Russian form of Demetrius; means 'devoted to Demeter,' the Greek goddess of agriculture.

Slavic #7869

Ostap

Steadfast; from Greek Eustathius meaning stable

Slavic #8135

Branko

Derived from Slavic roots, likely related to 'braniti' meaning to defend or protect.

Slavic #8380

Kasimir

From Slavic 'Kazimierz,' interpreted as 'peace bringer' or 'one who destroys peace'; associated with nobility.

Slavic #8633

Stanislav

Glorious stand; from Slavic elements meaning 'to stand' and 'glory,' representing steadfastness and honor.

Slavic #8852

Mihailo

Who is like God, reflecting the meaning of Michael with Slavic linguistic roots.

Slavic #9545

Neven

From the Slavic marigold flower

Slavic #9582

Boyan

Fighter or warrior, one who fights with passion

Slavic #11095

Slavic Girl Names

Mila

Gracious, dear, hardworking

Slavic #33

Alina

Bright, beautiful, noble

Slavic #135

Milan

Unisex

Gracious, dear, loving, eager

Slavic #700

Milena

Gracious, dear, pleasant, sweet

Slavic #786

Vanda

Polish/Slavic name, possibly related to Wanda.

Vlasta

Power or rule; from Slavic vlast meaning authority or power

Aleksa

Defender of mankind. Slavic variation referring to protection and defense of people.

Mirka

Czech diminutive form related to Miroslava, meaning 'peace and glory' in Slavic tradition.

Denika

Modern variant possibly related to Danica, which means 'morning star' in Slavic tradition.

Luda

Beloved by the people; diminutive of Ludmila expressing affection and popularity.

Ludmilla

Means 'beloved by the people,' from Slavic elements 'lud' (people) and 'mila' (beloved).

Luddie

Beloved people.

Danicka

Morning star. Slavic diminutive expressing celestial beauty and new beginnings.

Ivonna

God's gracious gift; derived from Slavic roots meaning 'God is merciful.'

Millena

Variant of Milena, possibly from Slavic meaning 'dear' or 'gracious.'

Sanja

Defender of men; diminutive form of Alexandra

Lada

Goddess of spring, fertility, and love in Slavic mythology.

Ivana

God is gracious

Slavic #1088

Katarina

Pure, innocent, clear

Slavic #1743

Zlata

Slavic name meaning 'golden', derived from zlato (gold) in Slavic languages. Symbolizes precious value and radiance.

Slavic #4277

Valeska

To rule or be valiant. A Slavic name suggesting strength and leadership.

Slavic #5758

Miroslava

Peaceful glory; combines mir (peace) and slava (glory).

Slavic #6299

Ivani

God's gracious gift; derived from Ivan, a Slavic form of John.

Slavic #7723

Anica

Grace, favor. Slavic form of Anna.

Slavic #8968

Daryna

Wealthy or possessor - conveying prosperity and leadership.

Slavic #9047

Ludmila

People-lover; from Slavic elements lud (people) and mil (beloved).

Slavic #9942

Darina

Gift; precious one. A Slavic name suggesting something valued and treasured.

Slavic #10445

Milica

Slavic #14650

Nevena

Derived from the Slavic number nine, or associated with wisteria and spring flowering. Symbolizes renewal and clarity.

Slavic #14740

Rada

Joy and happiness; carries cheerful energy and delight

Slavic #14824

Marija

Star of the sea; Slavic form of Maria with the same meaning as Mary.

Slavic #16758

Mileva

Gracious; dear.

Slavic #16840

Vesna