Given name · Bulgarian · Russian
Слава
“glory, fame”
Слава (Sláva) is a masculine given name from Proto-Slavic, meaning “glory, fame.” It is used in Russian.
Bulgarian and RussianWritten in Cyrillic script. In English: Sláva.
Meaning & origin
Слава’s family of names
In Bulgarian usage, Слава shares a linguistic root with Десислава. In Russian usage, Слава can be written in the Roman alphabet as Sláva.
Inner ring: spellings · outer: across languages.
Spellings & scripts 1
The same name written differently, including transliterations into other scripts.
Across languages 2
Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
See also 65
Names our sources mention alongside this one. They are related in story or meaning, not forms of this name.
- Бориславalso known as · Russian
- Вячеславalso known as · Russian
- Ярославаalso known as · Russian
- Славусяalso known as · Russian
- Славуняalso known as · Russian
- Славкаalso known as · Russian
- Росяalso known as · Russian
- Ярославкаalso known as · Russian
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- Стасяalso known as · Russian
- Станяalso known as · Russian
- Стасalso known as · Russian
- Станиславкаalso known as · Russian
- Ясяalso known as · Russian
- Светаalso known as · Russian
- Святаalso known as · Russian
- Святославкаalso known as · Russian
- Ростянаalso known as · Russian
- Ротяalso known as · Russian
- Ростяalso known as · Russian
- Ростиславкаalso known as · Russian
- Стиваalso known as · Russian
- Мстишаalso known as · Russian
- Мираalso known as · Russian
- Милаalso known as · Russian
- Изяславкаalso known as · Russian
- Градяalso known as · Russian
- Градиславкаalso known as · Russian
- Ваваalso known as · Russian
- Вячаalso known as · Russian
- Вячеславкаalso known as · Russian
- Всеславушкаalso known as · Russian
- Ладяalso known as · Russian
- Ладаalso known as · Russian
- Вадяalso known as · Russian
- Вадаalso known as · Russian
- Владяalso known as · Russian
- Владalso known as · Russian
- Владиславкаalso known as · Russian
- Веняalso known as · Russian
- венаalso known as · Russian
- Брячаalso known as · Russian
- Броняalso known as · Russian
- Боряalso known as · Russian
- Я́рикalso known as · Russian
- Ро́сяalso known as · Russian
- Ста́сяalso known as · Russian
- Ста́няalso known as · Russian
- Я́сяalso known as · Russian
- Свя́таalso known as · Russian
- Ро́тяalso known as · Russian
- Ро́стяalso known as · Russian
- Сти́ваalso known as · Russian
- Мсти́шаalso known as · Russian
- Ми́раalso known as · Russian
- Ми́лаalso known as · Russian
- Гра́дяalso known as · Russian
- Ва́ваalso known as · Russian
- Вя́чаalso known as · Russian
- Ва́дяalso known as · Russian
- Ва́даalso known as · Russian
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