Slovak Baby Names

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Agata	Slovak	Czech form of the Greek Agathe..
Aleksander	Slovak	Czech form of Alexander, a de..
Alena	Slovak	A short form of Magdalena (of Mag..
Alois	Slovak	Czech form of Aloysius, a Lat..
Alzbeta	Slovak	Czech form of Elizabeth, which is..
Ambroz	Slovak	Derived from the Greek Ambrosios ..
Anastazie	Slovak	From the Russian Anastasia, w..
Andela	Slovak	Czech form of Angela, a name deri..
Anezka	Slovak	Czech form of Agnes, which is fro..
Anna	Slovak	Cognate of the Hebrew Hannah,..
Antonie	Slovak	Feminine form of Antonin, a name ..
Antonin	Slovak	From the Latin Antonius, an old Rom..
Arnost	Slovak	Czech form of the German Ernst..
Barbora	Slovak	Czech cognate of Barbara (foreign..
Barnaba	Slovak	From the Late Latin and Greek Barna..
Bartolomej	Slovak	Czech form of Bartholomew, wh..
Bedrich	Slovak	Czech form of Frederick, a co..
Bedriska	Slovak	Feminine form of Bedfich, the Cze..
Benes	Slovak	Czech form of Benedict, which..
Berta	Slovak	A borrowing from the German, Berta ..
Beta	Slovak	A short form of Alzbeta, Beta is ..
Blanka	Slovak	Czech cognate of the French Blanche..
Blazej	Slovak	Derived from the Latin Blaesus, a..
Bohdan	Slovak	Czech form of Bogdan, a compo..
Bohdana	Slovak	Feminine form of Bohdan (God's gi..
Bohumfr	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..
Bohumil	Slovak	Czech form of Bogumil (God's ..
Bohuslav	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..
Bojan	Slovak	Derived from the old Slavonic eleme..
Boleslav	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..
Borivoj	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..
Bozidar	Slovak	Compound name composed of the eleme..
Bozidara	Slovak	Feminine form of Bozidar (divine ..
Bratislav	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..
Bretislav	Slovak	Compound name composed of the Slavo..

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Description of Slovak Names

United UNTIL the fall of communism, the Czech Republic and the Republic of Slovakia share a common naming heritage. The Czech and Slovak languages are very similar and are of the West Slavic branch of the Indo-European language tree. Czech and Slovak names, apart from biblical names and a few borrowed from other countries, have their roots in the Slavic, or Slavonic, language. The two most common elements in both male and female names are slav (glory) and mix (from men, great, famous). Generally, Czech names are phonetically spelled and the stress commonly falls on the first syllable. Surnames developed in common European fashion, with the majority of them being patronymics and those derived from nicknames and place-names.

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