Mila
Gracious or dear
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Alina
Short form of Adelina, Albina or related names
Anya
Russian short form of Anna, from Hannah: favor or grace
Hana
Happiness; bliss
Kira
Russian feminine form of Cyrus; ultimate meaning uncertain
Lana
Short form of Alana or Svetlana
Milana
Feminine form of Milan: gracious or dear
Milena
A name in the Slavic mil family: gracious or dear
Mira
Slavic short form associated with peace or world
Nadia
Form of Nadya, from Nadezhda: hope
Raya
Banner; flag
Rosa
Rose; older Germanic and separate Slavic routes also exist
Sasha
Short form of Alexander or Alexandra: defending people
Vera
Faith
Zora
Dawn
Azra
Maiden; virgin
Danica
Morning star
Ela
Hazel, as in hazel eyes
Emilie
Rival
Irina
Form of Irene: peace
Ivana
Feminine form of Ivan: God is gracious
Kalina
Viburnum tree
Malina
Raspberry
Natasha
Russian short form of Natalya, associated with Christmas
Nika
Victory of the people
Petra
Stone
Sonya
Russian short form of Sophia: wisdom
Tatiana
Feminine form in the Tatius family; original meaning unknown
Violetta
Form of Violet: violet flower
Yana
Slavic form in the John family: God is gracious
Zofia
Polish form of Sophia: wisdom
Zoya
Slavic form of Zoe: life
Anica
Grace; favor
Aniela
Messenger
Bogdana
Feminine form of Bogdan: given by God
Bojana
Battle
Božena
Divine
Bronislava
Feminine form of Bronislav: protection + glory
Darina
Gift
Darya
Sea; ocean
Dragana
Precious
Dubravka
Feminine form of Dubravko, associated with an oak grove
Dunya
The world
Iskra
Spark
Jagoda
Strawberry in South Slavic languages; berry in Polish
Jasna
Clear
Jelena
Form of Helen; the ultimate Greek meaning is uncertain
Jovana
God is gracious
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