Jura
Slavic, “farmer” or “earth-worker.”
Danika
Slavic, “God is my judge.”
Jarek
Polish, “strong fame.”
Vesna
Slavic, “spring” or “goddess of spring.”
Zoya
Russian, “life” or “alive.”
Zorica
Slavic from Latin, “dawn.”
Ivanka
Slavic, “God is gracious.”
Iva
Slavic, “God is gracious.”
Ivanna
Slavic from Hebrew, “gift from God.”
Iana
Latin, Slavic, “God is gracious.”
Kole
English and Slavic, “coal-black, swarthy.”
Zora
Serbian, “dawn.”
Zorana
Serbian, “dawn, aurora.”
Zorianna
Slavic, “dawn.”
Zorina
Slavic, “golden dawn.”
Zoryana
Slavic, “dawn, aurora, daybreak.”
Zuza
Slavic and Hebrew, “to shine, lily.”
Zuzanna
Slavic and Polish, “lily.”
Zofia
Polish, “wisdom.”
Zoia
Slavic, “life.”
Zarya
Slavic, “morning star.”
Zaria
Hebrew, Arabic, and Slavic, “princess, god has helped, morning star.”
Andon
Slavic and German, “priceless or inestimable worth.”
Andrik
Slavic, “man, warrior.”
Ambroz
Czech, “divine.”
Aleksy
Polish, “defends mankind.”
Vanda
Italian and Slavic, “the tribe of the Vandals.”
Elya
Slavic, “bright, shining light, Yahweh is my God.”
Morana
Slavic, “goddess of winter and death.”
Milana
Italian and Slavic origin, “from Milan, dear.”
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