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Yes, it's Slavic. Comes form the root 'stan' meaning 'stop, stand'. It's used as a full name, but also as a nickname for Stanislava. It's very rarely used now, seen as dated.

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Other forms:
Stanuša, Caca, Cana, Canka, Canica, Naka, Nake, Nakica, Nana, Nane, Nanica, Nanka, Staca, Staja, Stajka, Staka, Stakaca, Stanaca, Cakana, Tanka, Tana, Talka, Tala, Taka, Tacka, Taca, Stakuna, Stakna, Stakica, Stakeša, Calka, Cala, Caka, Cajka, Caja, Caga, Stanica;

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Related names:
Stane, Stanka, Stanislava, Stamena, Nastasija, Stanojla, Stanoja, Stanko, Stanislav, Stamenija, Stamen

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This message was edited 3/15/2010, 12:54 PM