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From my local newspapers, parents' names are in brackets.
BOYS:
Antonio (Marjan & Nina)
Antonio (Željko & Željka) -see Zeljko and Zeljka
Arun (Armanda)
Ivan (Hrvoje & Katarina)
Ivan (Željka)
Juraj (dad Ivica & Suzana)
Leo (Dejan & Martina)
Leo (Mihaela)
Lovro (Miran & Sandra)
Lovro (Tomislav & Ivana)
Luka (Ivan & Romana)
Lukas (Danijel & Helena)
Marin (Milivoj & Marija)
Marko (Emina)
Matej (Lidija)
Mateo (Marin & Una)
Mihael (Igor & Ines)
Niko (Ivan & Kristina)
Patrik (Tihomir & Jasmina)
Petar (Danijel & Barbara)
Roko (Draženka) -see Drazenka
Tino (Jadran & Kristina)
BOYS:
Antonio (Marjan & Nina)
Antonio (Željko & Željka) -see Zeljko and Zeljka
Arun (Armanda)
Ivan (Hrvoje & Katarina)
Ivan (Željka)
Juraj (dad Ivica & Suzana)
Leo (Dejan & Martina)
Leo (Mihaela)
Lovro (Miran & Sandra)
Lovro (Tomislav & Ivana)
Luka (Ivan & Romana)
Lukas (Danijel & Helena)
Marin (Milivoj & Marija)
Marko (Emina)
Matej (Lidija)
Mateo (Marin & Una)
Mihael (Igor & Ines)
Niko (Ivan & Kristina)
Patrik (Tihomir & Jasmina)
Petar (Danijel & Barbara)
Roko (Draženka) -see Drazenka
Tino (Jadran & Kristina)
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Mihael has such a lovely sound. Strong but not intimidating. Always liked that name.
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What country are these from?
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They're from Croatia.
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I'm unfamiliar with Croatian names, but Lovro seems particularly nice, so I'll search out some more Croatian names later and see what else I like.
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I guess it depends on which list I post, but there are two trends here. One is using more international names (like Ema, Laura, Gabriel), and the other is using more dated, traditional Croatian names (like Lovro, Bartol, Marta). And, of course, Bible and Saints' names are always popular, and L and M names are the most popular, so there are always a lot of them.
This message was edited 2/26/2012, 3:04 PM
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