Bojana
Battle
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Borislav
Battle + glory
Borna
Fight; battle
Božena
Divine
Božidar
Divine gift
Branimir
Protection + peace or world
Bronislav
Protection + glory
Bronislava
Feminine form of Bronislav: protection + glory
Dalibor
Distance + fight
Darina
Gift
Darya
Sea; ocean
Dima
Lasting rain
Dmitri
Russian form of Demetrius, associated with Demeter
Dragan
Precious
Dragana
Precious
Dubravka
Feminine form of Dubravko, associated with an oak grove
Dunya
The world
Dušan
Soul or spirit
Goran
From a South Slavic word for mountain
Ilya
Russian form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
Iskra
Spark
Ivo
Yew; other name families have separate roots
Jagoda
Strawberry in South Slavic languages; berry in Polish
Jaromír
Fierce or energetic + peace or world
Jasna
Clear
Jelena
Form of Helen; the ultimate Greek meaning is uncertain
Jovana
God is gracious
Kamil
Slavic form of Camillus; the original meaning is uncertain
Kasia
Polish short form of Katarzyna; ultimate meaning uncertain
Katya
Russian short form of Yekaterina; ultimate meaning uncertain
Kiril
Form of Cyril, from a Greek word for lord
Krasimira
Beauty or adornment + peace or world
Lada
Uncertain meaning; also a short form of longer names
Lubomir
Love + peace or world
Ludmila
People + gracious or dear
Matija
Form of Matthias
Milica
Dear; gracious
Miloš
Slavic short form built from mil: gracious or dear
Mirna
Peaceful or calm
Miroslav
Peace or world + glory
Mladen
Young
Nebojša
Fearless
Neda
Voice; call
Neven
Masculine form of Nevena: marigold
Nevena
Marigold
Oksana
Ukrainian form of Xenia: hospitality
Ola
Wealth or honor in Yoruba; other origins have separate meanings
Plamen
Flame
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