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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
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
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
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
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
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
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I like:
Serena and Clara = means "clear"
Melania and Morena = means "black, dark" - Melania in Greek and
Theodora and Dorothea = means "gift by God"
Victor and Nikola = means "victories" - Nikola in Greek
Theodor and Dorothea
Florian and Kalanthe
Florian and Leilani
Noel and Natalia = means "Christmas Day"
Serena and Clara = means "clear"
Melania and Morena = means "black, dark" - Melania in Greek and
Theodora and Dorothea = means "gift by God"
Victor and Nikola = means "victories" - Nikola in Greek
Theodor and Dorothea
Florian and Kalanthe
Florian and Leilani
Noel and Natalia = means "Christmas Day"
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I like...
Serena and Clara (if Serena is pronounced the German way, don't like it in English)
Linda and Bella (although Linda is a bit dated here, but better than being trendy)
Korinna (I'm considering this for a kid)
Kalanthe and Leilani (the K looks better with the Hawaiian name, but normally I'd prefer Calanthe)
Elodie and Odetta (lovely really)
Leda and Silvia (I only like the German pronunciation of Leda, and the English pronuncition of Silvia.)
Frederik and Vladan
Frederik and Henry
Theodor and Bohdan (I like Bo and Theo as nicknames)
Florian (prefer Florin)
Victor and Stephan (I like Stefan, and in America this will prevent confusion with Stephen)
Victor and Nikola
Nikola and Stephan (I love these 2, but I assume they go in the Junge-Maedchen section.)
Radovan and Donovan
Leon and Noel (really nice together)
Felix and Beatrice
Florian and Kalanthe (here I prefer Calanthe)
Serena and Clara (if Serena is pronounced the German way, don't like it in English)
Linda and Bella (although Linda is a bit dated here, but better than being trendy)
Korinna (I'm considering this for a kid)
Kalanthe and Leilani (the K looks better with the Hawaiian name, but normally I'd prefer Calanthe)
Elodie and Odetta (lovely really)
Leda and Silvia (I only like the German pronunciation of Leda, and the English pronuncition of Silvia.)
Frederik and Vladan
Frederik and Henry
Theodor and Bohdan (I like Bo and Theo as nicknames)
Florian (prefer Florin)
Victor and Stephan (I like Stefan, and in America this will prevent confusion with Stephen)
Victor and Nikola
Nikola and Stephan (I love these 2, but I assume they go in the Junge-Maedchen section.)
Radovan and Donovan
Leon and Noel (really nice together)
Felix and Beatrice
Florian and Kalanthe (here I prefer Calanthe)
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