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Name of Swiss-German chocolate brand, Milka.
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The meaning is amazing, but the spelling isn't the best.
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I love milk, not this name though.
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It is also a Russian male diminutive.
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While this entry says that Milka is a variant of Milica (which is perfectly true in a general sense) there is no implied 'priority' between these names, and not much else is conveyed to the reader. Both come from the root mil/a/, but then they use different feminine diminutive suffixes: Milka= Mil/a/ + ka; Milica= Mil/a/ + ica.
Also, in Croatia Milka was the everyday short form of Ljudmila; if she was officially and properly named Ljudmila, she was usually called Milka. [noted -ed]
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Also, in Croatia Milka was the everyday short form of Ljudmila; if she was officially and properly named Ljudmila, she was usually called Milka. [noted -ed]
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Milka (Милка) is very common Bulgarian name also. There are more than 20000 Bulgarian ladies named Милка. I'm one of them :) [noted -ed]
As far as understood name can be found as well at Bosnia and Herzegovina, Turkey.
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As far as understood name can be found as well at Bosnia and Herzegovina, Turkey.
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There's a masculine form of this name: Milko.
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Milka is used in Finland too, but it is quite rare.
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Reminds me of milka chocolate. Yummie!
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Also a feminine name in Slovenia. [noted -ed]
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