Given name
Zdislava
“glory of the moment”·“glorious in the moment”
Zdislava is a variant of Zdeslava. One Czech interpretation is “glory of the moment.” In Czech use, Zdislava is a feminine form of Zdzislaw. One Polish interpretation is “glorious in the moment.”
Meaning & origin
What it means
Zdislava is a variant of Zdeslava. One Czech interpretation is “glory of the moment.” In Czech use, Zdislava is a feminine form of Zdzislaw. One Polish interpretation is “glorious in the moment.”
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Where it comes from
Zdislava is a variant of Zdeslava. An origin associated with Zdeslava is Czech. In Czech use, Zdislava is a feminine form of Zdzislaw. An origin associated with Zdzislaw is Polish.
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How it developed
In Czech usage, Zdislava is a feminine form of Zdislav.
Zdislava’s family of names
In Czech usage, Zdislava has a diminutive in Zdislavka. Zdislava is a feminine form of Zdzislaw. Zdislava has a related form in Zdeslava.
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Nicknames & forms 2
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Across languages 3
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See also 4
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