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According to Croatia’s Ministry of Justice and Administration, the most popular baby names in the country last year were (again) Mia and Luka. Here are Croatia’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy na…
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According to Croatia’s Ministry of Public Administration, the most popular baby names in the country in 2019 were Mia and Luka. Here are Croatia’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names…
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Origin: Serbo-Croatian Meaning: "wolf" Gender: Masculine (VOOK) The name comes directly from the Serbo-Croatian word for "wolf" and has been in use since at least the 13th-century. According to tradition, the name was used on a child who had been born after multiple infant deaths, it was used as a sort of token against evil…
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Hana is a multicultural name with a variety of meanings: it is the Czech, Slovak, and Croatian form of Hannah, which comes from Hebrew Channah meaning "grace" or "favor"; it's also an Arabic female name meaning "bliss, happiness"; Hana is also a Korean female name meaning "one"; it's also a Japanese female name with a variety of meanings…
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Todays name comes from Serbia, inspired by basketballer Milica Dabović whose name caught my interest since it was pronounced in two different ways by the commentators in the two games I watched.
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Was it easy to pick your child’s name and why did choose it?
Yolanda Lionheart Letica
This made perfect sense to us. Needless to say, it didn’t meet the grandparents approval.
‘Yolanda’ is spanish, we met in Spain, also where she was conceived (no, we did not make a baby the night we met). It means Violet flower; number 6 on my list of favourite things would be purple hydrangeas.
And Lionheart. it melts me every time i say it. As a newborn it was very fitting, she would make these cute lion cub noises, little squeaky roars when she yawned.
Letica is Carlo’s surname. its Croatian, he’s half dutch half Croatian.
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S. writes: My husband and I are extremely excited to be expecting our first baby in about 4 weeks. We feel as prepared as we can be but can’t seem to settle on a name we both like. We got a late st...
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Happy Wednesday! Less than ten days until Christmas, as my boys keep on (and keep on) reminding me! When I was going through the posts and articles about Advent and Christmas names that I posted the other day, I realized that one I did about the naming of Jesus for CatholicMom a couple of years…
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“We’ve been praying for a baby since we decided on a name last year for a boy and a girl,” Josh shared with Taste of Country in a past interview. “Luka represents my father’s Croatian heritage and Italian blood.”
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Origin: Serbo-Croatian Meaning: "flower" Gender: feminine (TVEE-yet-tah) The name comes directly from the Serbo-Croatian word for flower and was used as a vernacular form of the Latin Flora. The name was born by Cvijeta Zuzorić (1552-1648), a Croatian lyric poetess who was able to write in Croatian, Latin and Italian. The designated name day is…
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Pinterest Origin: Russian, Slovene, Croatian, Georgian Ника ( Russian) Nika ნიკა (Georgian) Nika Meaning: the Russian diminutiv
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Alice or Frideswide? Joshua or Aethelred? That’s a tough call.
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