Vladimir
“be strong”
>99% boys
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59 names
Slavic Slavonic Bogdan
“god” · “to give”
>99% boys
Slavic Ludmila
“having the favor of the people”
>99% girls
Polish Mieczyslaw
>99% boys
Old Slavonic · Modern Wojciech
“one who delights as a soldier”
>99% boys
Polish Zbigniew
“one who lets go of anger”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic · Modern Bojan
“battle”
>99% boys
Slavonic · Modern Vsevolod
“the ruler of all”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Dalibor
“distance” · “to fight”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Miroslaw
“of peaceful glory”
>99% boys
Slavonic Jaromierz
>99% boys
Polish Zdzislaw
“glorious in the moment”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Sobieslaw
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Żelisław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Przybyslaw
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Wielisław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Swiętomierz
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Bogusław
“God” · “to celebrate”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Czcibor
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Świętosław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Dobromil
“good, right” · “kind, dear”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Ludomierz
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Dobrosław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Rościsław
“to grow” · “fame, glory”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Budzisław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Lechosław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Radosław
Radosław is a masculine given name. It is used in Polish.
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Techomír
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Bratislav
Bratislav is a masculine given name. It is used in Serbo-Croatian.
>99% boys
Slavonic Břetislav
Břetislav is a masculine given name from Old Czech. It is used in Czech.
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Świętopelk
>99% boys
Czech Jaromil
“born during the spring”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Zivan
“one who is vigorous; full of life”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Milosław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Mścisław
Mścisław is a masculine given name from Old Polish, ultimately from Proto-Slavic. It is used in Polish.
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Bolesław
“the most glorious”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Bořivoj
“to defend” · “warrior”
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Jaropelk
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Jarogniew
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Jarosław
Jarosław is a masculine given name from Old Polish, ultimately from Proto-Slavic. It is used in Polish.
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Sławomierz
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Kwiatoslaw
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Lubomił
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Bratumił
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Ludosław
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Wojsław
Wojsław is a masculine given name. It is used in Polish.
>99% boys
Old Slavonic Zitomír
>99% boys
Slavonic Bronisław
“to protect”
>99% boys
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