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Babies born in Munich, Germany in 2011.
Both parents are of Croatian descent if I haven’t mentioned otherwise and their names are in brackets.
BOYS:
Adrian (Slavko & Suzana)
Antonio (Bože & Ivana)
Florian (Mario & Draga)
Karlo (Anto & Slavica)
Leonardo (Josip & Ivana)
Luka (Franjo & Ivana)
Luka (Milan & Marina)
Manuel (Mato & Meri)
Marino (Željko & Ines) -see Zeljko
Marko (dad Saša & Ivana) -see Sasa
Mateo (Damir & Katica)
Nico (Anto & Marijana)
Noel (Mijo & Mira)
Rino Vegas (Marko & Štefica) -see Stefica
Both parents are of Croatian descent if I haven’t mentioned otherwise and their names are in brackets.
BOYS:
Adrian (Slavko & Suzana)
Antonio (Bože & Ivana)
Florian (Mario & Draga)
Karlo (Anto & Slavica)
Leonardo (Josip & Ivana)
Luka (Franjo & Ivana)
Luka (Milan & Marina)
Manuel (Mato & Meri)
Marino (Željko & Ines) -see Zeljko
Marko (dad Saša & Ivana) -see Sasa
Mateo (Damir & Katica)
Nico (Anto & Marijana)
Noel (Mijo & Mira)
Rino Vegas (Marko & Štefica) -see Stefica
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Bože and Božo are usually short for Božidar (Bozidar).
God is 'Bog' in Croatian and in some cases (as in grammatical case -nominative, dative, accusative, etc.) the G changes into Ž.
God is 'Bog' in Croatian and in some cases (as in grammatical case -nominative, dative, accusative, etc.) the G changes into Ž.
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Oh ok.
I think I got a bit confused because of this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2z6xOMQUuE
I think I got a bit confused because of this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2z6xOMQUuE
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Sorry, maybe I didn't explain properly. Bože is the vocative form of Bog, but it's not used as such as a name (as a name it's short from Božidar). You wouldn't use an inflected noun as a name and the stress is a bit different.
This message was edited 7/28/2012, 1:59 PM
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Ok, I understand it a bit more now.
Hvala :)
Hvala :)
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