Slavic Baby Names | Meanings and Origins

Andrei

Russian: Russian form of Andrew manly

Slavic: Manly; brave. Variant of English Andrew.

Andrik

Slavic: Manly; brave. Variant of English Andrew.

Anton

French Origin

German Origin

Arron

Slavic: Lofty or inspired.

Casimir

Polish Origin

Slavic: Announcing peace

Chessa

Slavic: At peace.

Danek

Slavic Origin

Danica

Slavic: Morning star

Danifa

Slavic: Morning star

Danika

Slavic: Morning star

Dannica

Slavic: Morning star

Dimas

Slavic: Variant of Demetrius. In Catholic writings Dimas is the compassionate thief who died with Jesus.

Dimka

Slavic: Universal

Fania

Latin: Free

Slavic: Free

Fanny

English: Pet name meaning free; variant of Frances

Slavic: Free

Fanya

Slavic: Free

Hana

Arabic: Bliss

Persian: Shrub henna

Hedy

German: Struggle, strife. Short form of Hedwig, Haduwig.

Greek: Pleasant. Short form of Hedia.

Iva

Slavic Origin

Ivah

Slavic Origin

Ivan

Ivan has long since shaken off its Ivan the Terrible reputation to emerge as one of the few Russian crossover hits of its...

Jan

Hebrew: Gift from God; Jan is a feminine form of John and a variant of Jane. In Roman mythology, Jana was the wife of Janus.

Slavic: Variant of John

Jaromir

Slavic: Spring

Karel

Czech Origin

Dutch: Strong, manly. Variant of Karl.

Karol

Russian Origin

Slavic: Strong, manly; variant of Karl or Charles

Kasmira

Slavic: Commanding peace

Katarina

The name Katarina summons the spirit of old Europe, and its connotations of purity make for a distinctly feminine designation...

Ladislas

Slavic: Rules with glory; variant of Vladislav

Lala

Hawaiian Origin

Slavic: Tulip

Laszlo

Hungarian: Rules with glory; a familiar form of Vladislav

Slavic: Rules with glory; a familiar form of Vladislav

Slavic Names