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Girls:
Aurora and Danica
Jasna and Clara
Ayaka and Květa = Ayaka in Japan
Květa and Hana = „flower“ - Květa in Czech and Hana in Japan
Ayaka and Zahrah = "blooming flower"
Květa and Zahrah
Kveta and Fleur
Nasrin and Rosalie = "white rose" - Nasrin in Arabic and Rosalie in Latin
Květa and Malai = "garland of flowers" - Malai in Thai
Hannah and Maite = „lovable, grace“ – Hannah in Hebrew and Maite in Basque
Korinna and Lada = „young maiden“
Chloe and Lada = "young girl"
Milagros and Aya = „miracles“ - Milagros in Spanish and Aya in Arabic
Noelia and Natalia = means "native" (dies natalis) in Latin
Charlotte and Karla
Nikita and Victoria = "victory" - Nikita in Greek and Victoria in Latin
Nikoleta and Victoria = "vítězství"
Veronika and Victoria
Berenika and Victoria = "bearer of victories"
Alexia and Sandra
Alexia and Andrea
Alexia and Sasha = Sasha is nickname of Alexandra/Alexander
Sophia and Lydia
Theodora and Bohdana = "gift by God" - Theodora in Greek and Bohdana in Slavic elements
Theodora and Dorota

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Boys:
Vlastimil and Patrick = „country, patriot“
Leon and Noel
Theodor and Bohdan = "gift by God"
Nathanael and Jonathan = "gift by God"
Theodor and Nathan
Bohdan and Nathan
Theodor and Jonathan
Florian and Rayen
Nikola and Victor
Nikolas and Stephan
Mikolas and Stephan
Ludwig and Louis
Ludwig and Alois
Jonah and Elijah
Radovan and Donovan
Yannick and Honza

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Boy-girl:
Nathanael and Dorothea
Jonathan and Dorothea
Florian and Hana
Florian and Zahrah
Florian and Ayaka
Jindrich and Henrietta
Jindrich and Harriet
Nikola and Victoria
Victor and Nikita = "victory"
Victor and Veronika = "bearer of victories"
Victor and Berenika
Stephan and Nikita = "crown of victory"
Stephan and Berenika
Juraj and Georgina