115 Melodious Serbian Girl Names With Meanings

An enchanting collection from the land of hills and mountains.

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Serbian girl names carry a rich blend of cultural, historical, and linguistic heritage, reflecting the diverse influences that have shaped Serbia over the centuries. Rooted in Slavic traditions, these names often bear meanings tied to nature, virtues, and familial connections.

The naming practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, and Croatia are similar; they are a testament to the shared identity and unity of the region (1). In Serbia, names follow the Western name order, where the surname comes after the given name. However, the Eastern name order may be used when multiple names are listed, especially in official records and legal documents, further reinforcing the shared practices of the region.

Many Serbian names are derived from ancient Slavic languages and signify beauty, strength, and wisdom. Some examples are Milena, meaning 'gracious,' and Sofija, meaning' a woman full of wisdom.' Some Serbian names display cultural rituals in their meanings. A few names include Natalija, which means ‘born on Christmas day,’ or Nedeljka, meaning ‘the one born on Sunday.’ Serbia's rich Orthodox history adds another layer, with names inspired by saints like Teodora (a variation of Saint Theodora from the 6th century). Find the perfect Serbian name for your little one and embark on a charm-filled journey!

Name	Gender	Meaning
Mila	Girl	Gracious; Dear; Soldier; Miracles
Vera	Girl	Faith; Summer; Valor; Foreign
Nina	Girl	Fire; Fish; Ancient city of Nineveh; Little girl; God is gracious; Strong
Mira	Girl	A wonderous beauty; Peace; Sea; Ocean; Glory; Merry; Kindness; Behold
Rosa	Girl	Rose; Dew
Milana	Girl	Favor; Gracious; Dear
Milena	Girl	Gracious; Dear
Zora	Girl	Dawn; Aurora; Hornet; Strength
Violeta	Girl	Violet; The violet flower
Danica	Girl	Morning star; Venus

Ivana	Girl	Yahweh is gracious
Katarina	Girl	Pure; Each of the two
Marin	Girl	Of the sea
Iva	Girl	God is gracious; Willow tree; Yew
Ela	Girl	My God is an oath; Hazel; Earth
Dora	Girl	God's gift; Hand; Gift
Ivanka	Girl	God is gracious
Ilyana	Girl	Sun ray; Kindness; Gentleness; My God is Yahweh
Mirna	Girl	Peaceful; Calm; The eye
Jelena	Girl	Sunray; Light; Bright; Sunlight

Irena	Girl	Peace
Nada	Girl	Generosity; Dew; Hope
Svetlana	Girl	Light; World
Isidora	Girl	Gift of Isis
Zlata	Girl	Golden
Millianna	Girl	Gracious; Dear; Middle of the field
Matea	Girl	God's gift
Misa	Girl	Beautiful sea; Three; Fine sand; Happiness; Who is like God
Jovana	Girl	God is gracious; From Jupiter
Neda	Girl	Sunday; Call; Proclaim

Nikolina	Girl	One who achieves victory for people
Sofija	Girl	Wisdom
Zana	Girl	Yahweh is gracious; Woman; Scholar; Hundred; Bullfinch; Lily; Rose; Fairy
Adana	Girl	Eldest daughter; Man
Agata	Girl	Good; Agate
Milica	Girl	A graceful lady; Dear
Milka	Girl	Gracious; Dear; Rival
Jasmina	Girl	Jasmine flower
Marka	Girl	Mars; God of war; Male; Warlike; Pearl
Mileva	Girl	Gracious; Dear

Rada	Girl	Happy; willing
Lada	Girl	Slavic Goddess of war; Maiden; Girl; Peace; Creeper
Suzana	Girl	Lily; Lotus; Rose
Katiya	Girl	Perfect; Pure; Clear
Miona	Girl	Rebelliousness; Love; To caress
Natalija	Girl	Day of Christmas; Born on Christmas day
Ivan	Girl	Yahweh is gracious
Marija	Girl	Sea of bitterness; Rebelliousness; Wished for child
Nevena	Girl	Marigold
Tijana	Girl	Quietness; Honorable

Nevina	Girl	Saint worshipper; Innocent; Marigold
Marica	Girl	A child who was wished for; Beloved
Mirka	Girl	Peace; World; Glory; Sea of bitterness; Rebelliousness; Wished for child; Beloved; Love
Filipa	Girl	A horse lover; Friend of horses
Edita	Girl	Fortunate battle
Dajana	Girl	Creation of God; Goddess; Divine
Lipa	Girl	Beloved man; Fat; Thick; Friend or lover of horses
Krina	Girl	A christian; Spear; Each of the two; Pure
Tisa	Girl	Yew tree; Nine
Mirjana	Girl	Sea of bitterness; Rebelliousness; Wished for child; Beloved; Love

Ivona	Girl	Yew
Vesna	Girl	Spring
Manda	Girl	One who is worthy of being loved; Of Magdala
Tija	Girl	The joy and happiness from god
Tatjana	Girl	Fairy queen
Danijela	Girl	God is my judge
Tesa	Unisex	Summer; Resurrection
Tajana	Girl	To keep a secret
Stana	Girl	Become glorious
Snezhana	Girl	Snowy

Anka	Girl	Favored grace
Beti	Girl	My God is an oath; Voyager; Traveler
Bica	Girl	A little love; A short form of Ljubica
Bogdana	Girl	A woman who is god-given
Bojana	Girl	She who is a fighter in the battles
Branka	Girl	Protection of glory
Briti	Girl	To shave
Bura	Girl	Woman like a sea storm
Dragana	Girl	Precious
Dunja	Girl	Quince

Emica	Girl	Whole; Great; Rival; Charming; Blessed
Emilja	Girl	To match; Surpass a person or a rival by imitation mostly
Gordana	Girl	Proud
Grana	Girl	One with a clever mind
Jagoda	Girl	A girl sweet as a strawberry
Jasna	Girl	Clear; Obvious
Jela	Unisex	Fir tree; Torch or corposant; Moon; My God is an oath
Katariina	Girl	Pure; Each of the two; Torture
Ksenija	Girl	Ksenija means hospotality, a stranger or a guest
Lidija	Girl	She who is from an ancient Kingdom of Lydia

Ljudmila	Girl	A person who is favoured by the people
Maca	Girl	Sea of bitterness; Beloved; Love
Marijana	Girl	A graceful woman in the sea of bitterness
Mariora	Girl	A dame from the sea of heartache
Nedeljka	Girl	The one was born on Sunday
Ondrea	Unisex	Manly; Courageous; Strong
Ruza	Girl	She who is a beautiful rose
Silvija	Girl	One of the woods
Simonida	Girl	A woman who is heard by God
Slavica	Girl	Glory

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Serbian girl names embody a unique blend of cultural richness, historical depth, and linguistic beauty. These names, deeply rooted in Slavic traditions and influenced by religious and historical factors, reflect the values and heritage cherished in Serbian society. Whether inspired by nature, virtues, or biblical figures, each name carries a meaning that transcends generations, connecting the past with the present. Choosing a Serbian name for a baby girl is not just about selecting a beautiful name; it is about embracing a legacy, celebrating heritage, and imparting a timeless piece of Serbian culture to the next generation.

Infographic: Popular Serbian Girl Names

Serbian girl names are often characterized by their melodic sounds and meaningful origins. Whether considering a name with spiritual significance or celebrating strength, Serbian girl names provide many unique options. Ready to find the perfect Serbian name for your little one? Dive into our curated list of names below.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are some Serbian girl names inspired by famous personalities?

Some Serbian girl names inspired by notable personalities include Stana, Branka, and Milena. Stana Katic, a Canadian actor, Branka Katić, a Serbian actress, and Milena Govich, an American actress with Serbian roots, are notable personalities who carry Serbian given names.

2. What are some Serbian girl names that are easy to pronounce globally?

Ana, Mila, Nina, and Nada are Serbian girl names that are generally easy to pronounce. Maja and Stana are also relatively simple for international speakers.

References

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A Guide to Names and Naming Practices.
https://www.fbiic.gov/public/2008/nov/Naming_practice_guide_UK_2006.pdf

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