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October/November BAs
From my local newspapers, parents' names are in brackets.GIRLS:Sanela (Darko & Zlata)
Sara (Barbara)
Sara (Bojan & Sanja)
Sara (dad Ivica & Ivana)
Sara (dad Ljubiša & Sanela)
Sara (Dado & Tena)
Sara (Elvis & Katarina)
Sara (Goran & Monika)
Sara (Ivan & Marija)
Sara (Ivan & Monika)
Sara (Ivan & Tihana)
Sara (Marijan & Nataša) –see Natasa
Sara (Mario & Sanja)
Sara (Marko & Ivančica) –see Ivancica
Sara (Marko & Maja)
Sara (Miroslav & Renata)
Sara (Pero & Katarina)
Sara (Suzana)
Sara (Tomislav & Josipa)
Sara (Zlatko & Elvisa)
Saša (Zoran & Danijela) –see Sasa
Sofija (Dragan & Valentina)
Soni (Katarina)
Stela (Danijel & Sanja)
Sumeja (Muhamet & Ermina) -see Muhamed and Sumayya
Sunčica (Damir & Blaženka) –see Suncica and Blazenka Obviously Sara is very popular here, Sanela and Sunčica are dated to the 1980s, Saša is usually used for boys, Stela is quite rare and Sofija is used steadily, but never too popular. I've never seen Soni or Sumeja in real life (Sumeja's family are Muslims and they tend to use more unusual names).

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I like Sara even though I wouldn't use it myself. Sarah is extremely popular among my generation. Sara is popular as well among my age group, but to a lesser extent. Sarah is still popular for little girls these days, but not as much as it used to be in the U.S.Out of the other names, I like:
Ivana
Marko
Maja
Miroslav
Renata
Katarina
Stela
Sanja
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