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MALE:
Dragutin (71)
Ivan (74)
Ivica (74)
Josip (54)
Josip (64)
Josip (72)
Mato (77)
Milan (80)
Pavao (73)
Vjekoslav (95)
Vladimir (70)
FEMALE:
Azema (63)
Barica (76)
Branka (72)
Daniela (83)
Emilija (85)
Jagica (87)
Kata (79)
Marija (78)
Milka (71)
Nadica (59)
Paulina (88)
Ruzica (56)
Verica (56)
Dragutin (71)
Ivan (74)
Ivica (74)
Josip (54)
Josip (64)
Josip (72)
Mato (77)
Milan (80)
Pavao (73)
Vjekoslav (95)
Vladimir (70)
FEMALE:
Azema (63)
Barica (76)
Branka (72)
Daniela (83)
Emilija (85)
Jagica (87)
Kata (79)
Marija (78)
Milka (71)
Nadica (59)
Paulina (88)
Ruzica (56)
Verica (56)
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Nadica is cool in a gp way! I love and adore Milan.
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As you can see -ica names were very popular 50-60 years ago. They're really just diminutives, so I guess they'd fit with the current British trend of giving kids nicknames as full names (Gracie, Evie, Alfie, Freddy, etc. are quite common in UK BAs).
I have in my family: Stefica, Dragica, Danica, Anica, Barica, Nada (goes by Nadica), etc.
I have in my family: Stefica, Dragica, Danica, Anica, Barica, Nada (goes by Nadica), etc.
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Josip has been steadily used due to it being a major Saint's name and Croatia being a Catholic country. It went out of fashion in the 1970s/80s (but Josipa was popular then), but it's gaining in popularity again.
Milka is also seen as dated now, but I went to high school with one (she was named after her grandmother).
Milka is also seen as dated now, but I went to high school with one (she was named after her grandmother).
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