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Help[Opinions] Obituaries
FEMALE:
Anica (1935)
Jaga (1919)
Manda (1926)
Marija (1927)
Milka (1918)
Mira (1954)
Ružica (1931) -see Ruzica
Zlata (1930)
MALE:
Alojz
Dubravko
Eugen (75)
Nikola (76)
Norbert (70)
Oskar (55)
Ostoja (1928)
Radivoj (59)
Radovan (61)
Sanjin
Stanislav
Stanko (65)
Strahinja
Vilim
Zdravko
Anica (1935)
Jaga (1919)
Manda (1926)
Marija (1927)
Milka (1918)
Mira (1954)
Ružica (1931) -see Ruzica
Zlata (1930)
MALE:
Alojz
Dubravko
Eugen (75)
Nikola (76)
Norbert (70)
Oskar (55)
Ostoja (1928)
Radivoj (59)
Radovan (61)
Sanjin
Stanislav
Stanko (65)
Strahinja
Vilim
Zdravko
This message was edited 8/4/2012, 1:52 PM
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Oh, Ostoja is interesting. What does it mean?
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Sorry, I made a mistake in the list, Ostoja is a male name. It's a predominately Serbian name, meaning comes from the verb 'koji ostaje', meaning 'one who stays'. It was most popular during 1950s. There's also a short form Oste.
This message was edited 8/4/2012, 1:55 PM
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*Sigh* And there goes one of the few "girls' names" starting with the letter O that I like ;-)
Oste on the other hand is actually pretty cool. One to remember. So thank you :-)
Oste on the other hand is actually pretty cool. One to remember. So thank you :-)
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Maybe I could interest you in Orsolya (pr. OR-sho-yah')?
This message was edited 8/4/2012, 2:03 PM
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