Pola
Short form of Apolonia
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Polina
Form of Paulina or short form of Apollinariya
Rada
Short form of Slavic names with rad: happy or willing
Radek
Short form of Slavic names with rad: happy or willing
Radomir
Happy or willing + peace or world
Snezhana
Form of Snježana: snowy
Stanislav
Stand or become + glory
Svetlana
Light
Svetozar
Holy + an uncertain second element, possibly dawn
Tanya
Form of Tatiana; ultimate meaning uncertain
Teodora
Gift of God
Tihomir
Quiet + peace or world
Tymon
To honor; esteem
Václav
More or greater + glory
Vasilisa
Russian feminine form of Basil, associated with royalty
Vedran
Clear or cheerful
Velimir
Great + peace or world
Veselin
Cheerful
Vesna
Spring
Vuk
Wolf
Yaroslav
Fierce or energetic + glory
Yasen
Ash tree; also clear or serene
Yavor
Maple tree
Zala
Short form of Rozalija; rose
Zlata
Golden
Zlatan
Golden
Zoran
Masculine form of Zora: dawn
Zorica
Dawn
Zuzanna
Polish and Latvian form of Susanna: lily
Zvezdana
Form of Zvjezdana, associated with a star
Zvonimir
Sound or chime + peace or world
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