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Help[Opinions] Croatian BAs
GIRLS:
Antolija (Suzana)
Dora (Mario & Antonija)
Dorotea (Antonio & Djurdjica)
Ivana (Jugoslav & Milka) –yes, the father is named after Yugoslavia
Ivana (Mladen & Miroslava)
Jana (Antonio & Ivana)
Lana (Mladen & Andrea)
Lea (Domagoj & Biljana)
Martina (Josip & Kata)
Martina (Stevo & Dijana)
Paulina (dad Ivica & Josipa)
Sara (Igor & Martina)
BOYS:
David (Nenad & Ivana)
Dominik (Dario & Svjetlana)
Emil (Kristina)
Ivan (Gordana)
Ivan (Ljubica)
Josip (Ivan & Jasmina)
Mateo (Djuro & Sladjana)
Nikola (Zeljko & Ruzica)
Rafael (Miroslav & Snjezana)
Sergej (Dushica)
Toni (Velibor & Snjezana)
Antolija (Suzana)
Dora (Mario & Antonija)
Dorotea (Antonio & Djurdjica)
Ivana (Jugoslav & Milka) –yes, the father is named after Yugoslavia
Ivana (Mladen & Miroslava)
Jana (Antonio & Ivana)
Lana (Mladen & Andrea)
Lea (Domagoj & Biljana)
Martina (Josip & Kata)
Martina (Stevo & Dijana)
Paulina (dad Ivica & Josipa)
Sara (Igor & Martina)
BOYS:
David (Nenad & Ivana)
Dominik (Dario & Svjetlana)
Emil (Kristina)
Ivan (Gordana)
Ivan (Ljubica)
Josip (Ivan & Jasmina)
Mateo (Djuro & Sladjana)
Nikola (Zeljko & Ruzica)
Rafael (Miroslav & Snjezana)
Sergej (Dushica)
Toni (Velibor & Snjezana)
This message was edited 12/20/2009, 3:29 PM
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i like / love*
GIRLS:
Dorotea * - one of my fav's. Sadly, don't think i would use it.
Martina (Dijana)
Sara
BOYS:
David *
Emil
Mateo * - on my list as Matteo, but i like this spelling too
Nikola
Rafael * - again, on my list
GIRLS:
Dorotea * - one of my fav's. Sadly, don't think i would use it.
Martina (Dijana)
Sara
BOYS:
David *
Emil
Mateo * - on my list as Matteo, but i like this spelling too
Nikola
Rafael * - again, on my list
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Several European cultures share some of their names :)
This message was edited 12/21/2009, 5:56 AM
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Well, both Paulina and Emil are international names and those are all the rage here at the moment.
I think Paulina is more used from Spanish (Mexican soaps are popular here and names like Marisol, Rikardo or Karlos pop up more and more).
As for Emil, it's a character in a popular Croatian children's book and also Emilia was quite popular 30 years ago, so it might be honoring in some cases. Not to mentioned that we have a large number of emigrants in Germany, Austria, Switzerland who might use it.
I think Paulina is more used from Spanish (Mexican soaps are popular here and names like Marisol, Rikardo or Karlos pop up more and more).
As for Emil, it's a character in a popular Croatian children's book and also Emilia was quite popular 30 years ago, so it might be honoring in some cases. Not to mentioned that we have a large number of emigrants in Germany, Austria, Switzerland who might use it.
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