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Slavic Baby Names

Baby names of Slavic origin, with what each name means and how it is used today.

52 names · each links to its meaning, origin, pronunciation and history.

Boy names (27)

Bogdan — Given by GodBorislav — Glory in battleBranimir — Defender of peaceDalibor — Fights far awayDamir — Gives peaceDragan — Dear, preciousDrago — Dear, preciousDragomir — Precious peaceDusan — Soul, spiritGoran — Mountain man; highlanderJaromir — Fierce peace; spring and peaceKazimir — Destroyer of peace; proclaimer of peaceLaszlo — Glorious ruleMilos — Gracious, dearMiroslav — Peace and gloryRadoslav — Joyful gloryRatko — Warrior; of warSlobodan — Free; freedomStanislav — Becoming gloriousSvetozar — Bright light; radiant dawnTomislav — Glory through struggleVedran — Clear, bright, cheerfulVelimir — Great peaceVladislav — Ruler of gloryVojislav — Glory in warZdravko — HealthyZoran — Dawn; born at daybreak

Girl names (25)

Bogdana — Given by GodBorislava — Glory in battleBozena — Divine; blessed by GodBranka — Defender, protectorDanica — Morning starDanika — Morning starDarina — GiftDesanka — Fortunate; right handDobromila — Good and dearDragana — Dear, preciousDubravka — Oak groveGordana — Proud, dignifiedJadranka — Of the Adriatic SeaLjiljana — LilyLjubica — Violet (flower); from the Slavic word for loveMilena — Dear, graciousMilica — Dear, gracious little oneNevena — MarigoldRadmila — Glad and dearSlavica — GlorySnezana — Snowy, of the snowSvetlana — Light, brightVesna — SpringZorana — DawnZvezdana — Star