What are some of the most popular names in Serbia?

According to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, Jelena is the most common feminine name, followed by Milica, and Dragan is the most common masculine name, followed by Aleksander in Serbia (1).

Is Vladimir a Serbian name?

Vladimir is a common masculine name of Slavic origin, meaning ‘of great power.’ It is widely used across Slavic nations, including Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Macedonia.

What is the Serbian form of the name Elizabeth?

The Serbian form of Elizabeth is Jelisaveta, which in turn is derived from the Hebrew name Elisheva, meaning ‘God is my oath.’

Why do most Serbian surnames end with ‘vic’?

Serbian surnames often end with ‘vic’ due to traditional naming conventions that reflect familial lineage. The suffix ‘vić’ is a diminutive, meaning ‘son of’ or ‘descendant of’ in the Slavic languages. It indicates a patronymic origin, connecting the person to their fathers name. For example, the surname Petrovic means ‘son of Petar.’

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14 Serbian Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With T

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Tesla	Girl	Unit of magnetic flux density
Tomislav	Boy	Torture and glory
Trajan	Boy	Enduring; Permanent; Best
Tijana	Girl	Quietness; Honorable
Tisa	Girl	Yew tree; Nine
Tija	Girl	The joy and happiness from god
Tatjana	Girl	Fairy queen
Tesa	Unisex	Summer; Resurrection
Tajana	Girl	To keep a secret
Tambura	Girl	A musical instrument like a guitar

Tihana	Girl	Quiet; Calm; Saint
Titel	Girl	Land of strength; A place in Serbia
Todor	Boy	A beautiful and pleasant gift from God
Tomislava	Girl	Torture; Struggle; Languish

Infographic: Beautiful Serbian Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With T

Your baby's name is a timeless expression of your love and aspirations for their future. It is a gift that will stay with them forever and remind them of their individuality. Understanding this, our infographic below brings you some adorable Serbian Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With T that are distinct yet versatile. Explore them to find a beautiful name that best suits your preferences. Share this infographic with other soon-to-be moms and dads to help them choose an adorable title for their children.

Serbian Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With T(infographic)

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