Slavic Baby Names

Slavic names have profound historical roots and often signify nature, traits, or religion. Traditional names such as Vladislav ("glorious ruler"), Milena ("gracious"), and Borislav ("war glory") carry significant significance. Many names come from Old Church Slavonic, while others, like Ivan and Olga, were influenced by Christianity. It's common to use diminutives, like Sasha for Alexander or Dasha for Daria, and sometimes even double diminutives. Surnames often end in -ov, -ev, or -ski, indicating family lineage.

Even though modern Slavic names include international trends, traditional names are still widely used, keeping cultural heritage alive. Whether they're old or new, Slavic names are a source of identity and pride.

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3-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Iva
    • Meaning: God is gracious
    • Origin: Slavic, Hebrew
  2. Ani
    • Meaning: favor, grace, medieval Armenian city
    • Origin: Slavic, Hebrew

4-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Jana
    • Meaning: God's gift, showed favor, God is gracious
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic
  2. Ivan
    • Meaning: God is gracious
    • Origin: Slavic, Russian, Hebrew
  3. Ziva
    • Meaning: bliss, living, alive, radiant, bright, light of God, brightness, light, brilliance, radiance
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic
  4. Mylo
    • Meaning: gracious, merciful, soldier
    • Origin: Slavic, German
  5. Miri
    • Meaning: ocean, sea, world, peace, beloved, bitterness of the sea
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic
  6. Kole
    • Meaning: charcoal, victory of the people
    • Origin: Slavic, British
  7. Lana
    • Meaning: fleece, wool, handsome, little rock, child, precious, blessed, light, shining
    • Origin: Slavic, Irish, British, Italian
  8. Oleg
    • Meaning: holy, blessed
    • Origin: Russian, Norse, Slavic
  9. Mira
    • Meaning: ocean, female ruler, peace, admirable
    • Origin: Latin, Sanskrit, Slavic
  10. Zoya
    • Meaning: life
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic, Greek
  11. Vera
    • Meaning: truth, faith
    • Origin: Slavic
  12. Zora
    • Meaning: dawn
    • Origin: Slavic
  13. Yana
    • Meaning: goddess of the moon, god is gracious
    • Origin: Slavic, Hebrew, Roman
  14. Lida
    • Meaning: loved by the people
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic

5-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Chana
    • Meaning: moon, favor, bright, shine, light, grace
    • Origin: Hebrew, Latin, Russian, Slavic, Spanish
  2. Damir
    • Meaning: one who gives peace
    • Origin: Slavic
  3. Milan
    • Meaning: dear, gracious
    • Origin: Slavic
  4. Adina
    • Meaning: luxurious, delicate, noble, mild, gentle
    • Origin: Hebrew, Arabic, Slavic
  5. Yegor
    • Meaning: god of fertility, of ingvar, earth-worker, farmer, of george, warrior, spearman, hunter, of egor
    • Origin: Russian, Greek, Norse, Slavic, Ukrainian
  6. Evana
    • Meaning: God is gracious
    • Origin: Hebrew, Welsh, Slavic
  7. Xaria
    • Meaning: sunrise, dawn, of Zarya, brightness, light, blooming flower, of Zaria
    • Origin: American, Arabic, Slavic
  8. Nadia
    • Meaning: hope
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic
  9. Tiana
    • Meaning: princess
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic, Greek
  10. Tania
    • Meaning: fairy queen, of Tatiana
    • Origin: Russian, Irish, Slavic
  11. Zaria
    • Meaning: sunrise, dawn, blossom, flower, light, bright, brilliance
    • Origin: Slavic, Arabic, Persian
  12. Raina
    • Meaning: queen
    • Origin: Slavic, Latin
  13. Ivana
    • Meaning: God is gracious
    • Origin: Slavic
  14. Vayda
    • Meaning: leader
    • Origin: Slavic
  15. Sonia
    • Meaning: wisdom
    • Origin: Slavic, Greek
  16. Zofia
    • Meaning: wisdom
    • Origin: Slavic, Czech, Greek, Polish, Ukrainian

6-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Malina
    • Meaning: raspberry, soothing, tower
    • Origin: Hebrew, Native American, Slavic
  2. Barney
    • Meaning: defender, strong as a bear
    • Origin: British, German, Slavic
  3. Vlasta
    • Meaning: homeland
    • Origin: Slavic
  4. Simona
    • Meaning: flat-nosed, he (God) has heard, listen, hear
    • Origin: Hebrew, Greek, Italian, Scandinavian, Slavic
  5. Maksim
    • Meaning: greatness
    • Origin: Slavic, Latin
  6. Aniyah
    • Meaning: grace, favor, merciful, gracious
    • Origin: Slavic, Latin
  7. Sergei
    • Meaning: protector, servant
    • Origin: Russian, Latin, Slavic
  8. Ivanna
    • Meaning: god is gracious
    • Origin: Slavic
  9. Milena
    • Meaning: dear, gracious
    • Origin: Slavic, Czech
  10. Kalina
    • Meaning: viburnum tree
    • Origin: Slavic
  11. Danica
    • Meaning: venus, morning star
    • Origin: Slavic
  12. Zarina
    • Meaning: daybreak, dawn, golden
    • Origin: Persian, Slavic
  13. Taniya
    • Meaning: fairy queen
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic
  14. Tianne
    • Meaning: fairy queen
    • Origin: Russian, Latin, Slavic
  15. Galina
    • Meaning: calm weather, tranquil, calm
    • Origin: Russian, Greek, Slavic
  16. Jovana
    • Meaning: supreme god, of jove, graced by yahweh, god is gracious
    • Origin: Hebrew, Latin, Roman, Slavic

7-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Jovanka
    • Meaning: Yahweh is merciful
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic
  2. Czeslaw
    • Meaning: one who has fame and glory
    • Origin: Polish, Czech, Slavic
  3. Mileena
    • Meaning: loving, dear, gracious
    • Origin: Slavic
  4. Jarmila
    • Meaning: kind, dear, gracious, fierce, strong
    • Origin: Slavic
  5. Jenique
    • Meaning: god is gracious
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic
  6. Jovonne
    • Meaning: god is merciful, god is gracious
    • Origin: Hebrew, Slavic

8-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Karolina
    • Meaning: army, warrior, free man
    • Origin: Slavic, German, Latin, Scandinavian
  2. Vladimir
    • Meaning: ruler of the world, peaceful ruler, to rule with greatness
    • Origin: Slavic
  3. Natalija
    • Meaning: born on christmas day, christmas, of natalie
    • Origin: Russian, Latin, Slavic
  4. Ladislav
    • Meaning: glorious ruler
    • Origin: Slavic
  5. Boleslaw
    • Meaning: glory, of great honor
    • Origin: Polish, Slavic
  6. Zbigniew
    • Meaning: to dispel anger
    • Origin: Polish, Slavic
  7. Jaroslaw
    • Meaning: fervent worship of god, one who is famous and renowned for his fury
    • Origin: Polish, Slavic

9-Letter Slavic Names

  1. Wladyslaw
    • Meaning: to own, to rule
    • Origin: Polish, Slavic
  2. Vladislav
    • Meaning: glorious ruler, one who owns glory, famous
    • Origin: Russian, Slavic

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