Slavonic Baby Names

The Slavonic languages, also called Slavic languages, are a group of closely related languages spoken by the Slavic peoples in Eastern Europe, the Balkans, parts of Central Europe and the northern part of Asia. All Slavic languages descended from Proto-Slavic. Some 315 million people speak a Slavic language at the turn of the 21st century, most closely related to the languages of the Baltic group: Lithuanian, Latvian, and the now-extinct Old Prussian. Some of the Slavic languages have been used by writers of worldwide significance (e.g., Russian, Polish, Czech), and the Church Slavonic language remains in use in the services in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Baby Name Network boasts a growing list of Slavic baby names and name meanings as well as Russian, Polish and Czech names to further your selection of potential names.

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Bogdan	A gift from God.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Bronya	Armour, protection.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Chesna	Peaceful.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Danika	The morning star.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Dobrila	Kind, good.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Dragan	The dear one.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Jarka	Springlike.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Jarmila	The grace of spring.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Jaroslav	The glory of spring. ...	boy	Slavonic	Add
Ladislav	A glorious ruler, or ...	boy	Slavonic	Add
Lala	A tulip.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Ludmila	Loved by the people. ...	girl	Slavonic	Add
Mira	The famous one. Also ...	girl	Slavonic	Add
Miroslav	Great glory.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Nadia	Hope.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Neda	Born on Sunday.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Rada	Glad.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Radinka	Joyful, active.	girl	Slavonic	Add
Radmilla	A worker for the peop...	girl	Slavonic	Add
Stanislaus	The glorious governme...	boy	Slavonic	Add
Svetlana	Light. Generally a Ru...	girl	Slavonic	Add
Upravda	The upright one.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Valdemar	A powerful ruler.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Vekoslav	Eternal glory.	boy	Slavonic	Add
Velika	The great one.	girl	Slavonic	Add

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