Luka
Form of Luke, probably referring to Lucania
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Ivan
Slavic form of John: God is gracious
Milan
Gracious or dear
Nikolai
Form of Nicholas: victory of the people
Valentín
Form of Valentinus, associated with strength and health
Casimir
Destroy + peace or world
Lev
Heart
Mikhail
Russian form of Michael: who is like God?
Alexei
Russian form of Alexis, associated with defending or helping
Bogdan
Given by God
Bojan
Battle
Borislav
Battle + glory
Borna
Fight; battle
Božidar
Divine gift
Branimir
Protection + peace or world
Bronislav
Protection + glory
Dalibor
Distance + fight
Dmitri
Russian form of Demetrius, associated with Demeter
Dragan
Precious
Dušan
Soul or spirit
Goran
From a South Slavic word for mountain
Ilya
Russian form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
Ivo
Yew; other name families have separate roots
Jaromír
Fierce or energetic + peace or world
Kamil
Slavic form of Camillus; the original meaning is uncertain
Kiril
Form of Cyril, from a Greek word for lord
Lubomir
Love + peace or world
Miloš
Slavic short form built from mil: gracious or dear
Miroslav
Peace or world + glory
Mladen
Young
Nebojša
Fearless
Neven
Masculine form of Nevena: marigold
Plamen
Flame
Radek
Short form of Slavic names with rad: happy or willing
Radomir
Happy or willing + peace or world
Stanislav
Stand or become + glory
Svetozar
Holy + an uncertain second element, possibly dawn
Tihomir
Quiet + peace or world
Tymon
To honor; esteem
Václav
More or greater + glory
Vedran
Clear or cheerful
Velimir
Great + peace or world
Veselin
Cheerful
Vuk
Wolf
Yaroslav
Fierce or energetic + glory
Yasen
Ash tree; also clear or serene
Yavor
Maple tree
Zlatan
Golden
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