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Help[Facts] Re: Serbian and/or Croatian nicknames for Kleopatra?
in reply to a message by Anyechka
Hi !!!
I don't know Croatian or Serbian language but I try anyway...
- The name Klavdiya (Claudia) in Russian is shortened as Klava. As well the Slavic name Nadeljka is shortened as Neda.
- The Croatian name Andela (Angela) is shortened to Andelka.
- The name Anna is shortened to Anica in Serbian. The same for Vera that become Verica or Olga/Olgica.
- The name Katya is shortened in Croatian as Kata or Katica while Katja is Slovene.
- Many Serbian names have -ka ad diminutive suffix (Zora/Zorka, Nevena/Nevenka, Jovana/Jovanka).
So..
The name Kleopatra can follow one of these ways.
It could be
Klata or Klepa
Kleopatca, Kleopatka or Klepatka
kleopatrica
Klepatja
Or something completely different like Klea.
I know that I'm not helpful but as they are Slavic languages these are the diminutive forms that they can use.
I personally prefer Klepatka or Klepa. They seem more realistic imo.
I don't know Croatian or Serbian language but I try anyway...
- The name Klavdiya (Claudia) in Russian is shortened as Klava. As well the Slavic name Nadeljka is shortened as Neda.
- The Croatian name Andela (Angela) is shortened to Andelka.
- The name Anna is shortened to Anica in Serbian. The same for Vera that become Verica or Olga/Olgica.
- The name Katya is shortened in Croatian as Kata or Katica while Katja is Slovene.
- Many Serbian names have -ka ad diminutive suffix (Zora/Zorka, Nevena/Nevenka, Jovana/Jovanka).
So..
The name Kleopatra can follow one of these ways.
It could be
Klata or Klepa
Kleopatca, Kleopatka or Klepatka
kleopatrica
Klepatja
Or something completely different like Klea.
I know that I'm not helpful but as they are Slavic languages these are the diminutive forms that they can use.
I personally prefer Klepatka or Klepa. They seem more realistic imo.
This message was edited 10/24/2018, 1:25 PM
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