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Mädchen-mädchen:
Serena and Clara = means "clear"
Serena and Clarissa
Melania and Morena = means "black, dark" - Melania in Greek and Morena in Spanish
Žofia and Sonia = means "prudence" - Žofia in Greek and Sonia in Russian
Linda and Bella = means "beautiful" - Linda in Spanish and Bella in Italian
Květa and Kalanthe = means "flower" - Květa in Czech and Kalanthe in Greek
Cveta and Calanthe
Květa and Fleur
Květa and Kukka = means "flower" - Kukka in Finnish
Květa and Leilani = means "heavenly flower" - Leilani in Hawaiian
Kalanthe and Leilani
Leilani and Rayen = Rayen in Mapuche
Leilani and Zahrah
Kalanthe and Zahrah
Kukka and Zahrah
Hannah and Maite = means "lovable, favour" - Hannah in Hebrew and Maite in Spanish
Korinna and Lada = means "young maiden" - Korinna in Greek and Lada in Slavic elements
Élodie and Odetta = means "wealth" - Élodie in Gothic and Odetta in German
Leda and Silvia = means "woman from forest" - Leda in Greek and Silvia in Latin
Vanessa and Mahulena = artifically created of poet
Vanessa and Mahuliena
Vendula and Věnceslava ["vyen-ses-lah-vah"]
Theodora and Dorothea = means "gift by God"
Vlasta and Patricia

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Junge-junge:
Vlastimil and Patrick = means "country, homeland" - Vlastimil in Slavic elements and Patrick in Latin
Goran and Silvester = means "forest" - Goran in Serbian, Croatian and Silvester in Latin
Frederik and Vladimir = means "ruler" - Frederik in German and Vladimir
Frederik and Vladislav
Frederik and Vladan
Frederik and Henry
Theodor and Bohdan = means "gidt by God" - Theodor in Greek and Bohdan in Czech or Slovak
Florian and Gul = means "flower" - Florian in Latin and Gul in Iranian
Florian and Gulzar = means "flower" - Gulzar in Iranian and Arabian
Victor and Stephan = means "crown of victory" - Victor in Latin and Stephan in Greek
Victor and Nikola = means "victories" - Nikola in Greek
Nikola and Stephan
Noel and Rodan = means "native" - Noel in Latin and Rodan in Slavic elements
Vladan and Rodan
Radovan and Donovan
Noel and Leon

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Junge-mädchen:
Aurel and Zlata = means "golden"
Lubor and Irene = means "peace" - Lubor in Slavic elements and Irene in Greek
Lubor and Irini
Lubomir and Irene
Bohdan and Dorothea
Theodor and Dorothea
Goran and Silvia
Vlastimil and Patricia
Felix and Beatrice = means "lucky"
Florian and Květa
Florian and Cveta
Florian and Kalanthe
Florian and Kukka
Florian and Leilani
Florian and Rayen
Florian and Zahrah
Paris and Kassandra = twins of King Priamos and Queen Hekábe
Radúz and Mahulena = from novel of author Julius Zeyer
Noel and Natalia = means "Christmas Day"
Rodan and Natalia
Rodan and Noelia