[Opinions] March BAs
GIRLS:
Aleksandra (Antonijo & Ruzica)
Brigita (Marijan & Olicera)
Dea (Snjezana)
Dorotea (Davor & Ivana)
Ela (dad Ivica & Ankica)
Ema (Domagoj & Biljana)
Gabriela (Robert & Ruzica)
Hana (Zeljko & Svjetlana)
Ita (Silvijo & Linda)
Ivana (Miroslav & Katica)
Josipa (Ivan & Silvana)
Lana (Dejan & Ivona)
Lana (Zeljka)
Lea (Vedran & Manuela)
Lorena (Ivo & Nada)
Lorena (Marijo & Mirjana)
Marija (Marjan & Sladana)
Marta (Goran & Ivanka)
Mia (Anamarija)
Nika (Zlatko & Anita)
Renata (Damir & Marica)
Stela (Zorana)
Tena (Robertin & Tajana)
Teodora (Dejan & Dragana)
Aleksandra (Antonijo & Ruzica)
Brigita (Marijan & Olicera)
Dea (Snjezana)
Dorotea (Davor & Ivana)
Ela (dad Ivica & Ankica)
Ema (Domagoj & Biljana)
Gabriela (Robert & Ruzica)
Hana (Zeljko & Svjetlana)
Ita (Silvijo & Linda)
Ivana (Miroslav & Katica)
Josipa (Ivan & Silvana)
Lana (Dejan & Ivona)
Lana (Zeljka)
Lea (Vedran & Manuela)
Lorena (Ivo & Nada)
Lorena (Marijo & Mirjana)
Marija (Marjan & Sladana)
Marta (Goran & Ivanka)
Mia (Anamarija)
Nika (Zlatko & Anita)
Renata (Damir & Marica)
Stela (Zorana)
Tena (Robertin & Tajana)
Teodora (Dejan & Dragana)
This message was edited 3/11/2010, 11:49 AM
Replies
Brigita (Marijan & Olicera) - oh, what a pretty family. Olicera is divine!
Snjezana - Szjezana! My mother once worked with a woman by this name, and for ten whole minutes she tried to teach us how to say her name. I still say it wrong, I'm sure. It's so great.
Josipa (Ivan & Silvana) - squeee! Josipa is just so bouncy. Silvana is so glamourous.
Robertin - Robertin is GREAT, oh my goodness.
I like
(Olicera) - this is nice. Is it a form of Olive?
Dea
Dorotea
(Domagoj) - I like the sound of this one, I'm just not sure if I'm so fond of the meaning. If I got it right, the meaning would be something like "home-grown"?
Ita - Nice! What does it mean in Croatian? This site only gives the Irish meaning.
(Dejan) - hmmm, I think I like it. How is the j pronounced? Like a sh-sound? Or like a ch-sound?
(Zeljka)
(Vedran)
(Nada) - cool! If it weren't for the Spanish meaning of nada...
Marta
(Damir)
(Dragana) - I like the sound and the look of Dragana, I'm not so sure about the meaning, though.
(Olicera) - this is nice. Is it a form of Olive?
Dea
Dorotea
(Domagoj) - I like the sound of this one, I'm just not sure if I'm so fond of the meaning. If I got it right, the meaning would be something like "home-grown"?
Ita - Nice! What does it mean in Croatian? This site only gives the Irish meaning.
(Dejan) - hmmm, I think I like it. How is the j pronounced? Like a sh-sound? Or like a ch-sound?
(Zeljka)
(Vedran)
(Nada) - cool! If it weren't for the Spanish meaning of nada...
Marta
(Damir)
(Dragana) - I like the sound and the look of Dragana, I'm not so sure about the meaning, though.
Olicera -no idea, I've never seen it before
Domagoj -it's more like home-raised, as in a patriot. It's quite popular now.
Ita -doesn't have any special meaning, it's more a nickname for names ending in -ita (Margita...)
Dejan -all Js in Croatian are pronounced like the English 'y', so this is 'deh-YAHN'
Domagoj -it's more like home-raised, as in a patriot. It's quite popular now.
Ita -doesn't have any special meaning, it's more a nickname for names ending in -ita (Margita...)
Dejan -all Js in Croatian are pronounced like the English 'y', so this is 'deh-YAHN'