Danika
“of the morning star”
>99% girls
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24 names
Slavonic · Modern Slavic · Royal Boris
“a warrior; having battle glory”
>99% boys
Slavonic Bogdan
“god” · “to give”
>99% boys
Danish · Old-fashioned Gustav
“of the staff of the gods”
>99% boys
Slavic · Modern Jarek
“born during the spring”
>99% boys
Greek · Modern Svetlana
“a brilliant star's light”
>99% girls
Slavonic Wendel
“one who travels; a wanderer”
>99% boys
Slavonic Charna
>99% girls
Scandinavian Dagmar
“born on a glorious day”
>99% girls
Slavonic Bohumil
“beloved of God”
>99% boys
Slavonic Radu
“glad, dear”
>99% boys
Slavonic · Modern Vyacheslav
“one who receives more glory”
>99% boys
Slavonic · Modern Vsevolod
“the ruler of all”
>99% boys
Slavonic · Modern Cherna
>99% girls
Slavonic Bronisław
“to protect”
>99% boys
Slavonic Beile
>99% girls
Slavonic Preben
Preben is a masculine given name from Danish Preben. It is used in Danish and Norwegian.
98% boys · 2% girls
Hungarian Béla
Béla is a masculine given name. It is used in Hungarian.
>99% boys
Slavonic Jaromierz
>99% boys
Slavonic Dobre
“good”
20% boys · 80% girls
Slavonic Břetislav
Břetislav is a masculine given name from Old Czech. It is used in Czech.
>99% boys
Slavonic Drogo
Drogo is a surname from Frankish, ultimately from Germanic. It is used in Italian.
>99% boys
Slavonic Dobroslav
“good, right” · “glory, renown”
>99% boys
Slavonic Svante
Svante is a masculine given name from Slavic, ultimately from Proto-Slavic. It is used in Swedish.
>99% boys