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Names from Albania and the Balkans: Ylli, star, Shpresa, hope, Drita, light, and Slavic names built on glory, peace and gold. 451 names so far, each with its own page, story and name art.
Abaz
may mean “as Abbas”
Arabic, via Albanian
Adelajda
“noble kind”
Germanic, via Polish and Albanian
Adhurim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Adin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Hebrew and Bosnian
Admir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian, Albanian
Admirim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Afërditë
“dawn”
Albanian
Afrim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Afrime
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Afrimi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Afrimja
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Agim
“dawn”
Albanian
Agimor
may mean “dawn”
Albanian
Agnesa
“pure”
Greek, via Slovak and Albanian
Agripina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Romanian
Agron
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Illyrian, via Albanian
Ajdin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian and Albanian
Aladin
“nobility of faith”
Arabic, via Albanian
Albana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Albanor
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Albi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
German, Albanian and Catalan
Albulena
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Aldi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
German and Albanian
Aldin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Aleks
“defender of men”
Greek, via Estonian and Albanian
Alen
“Croatian form of Alan”
Breton, via Croatian
Alenka
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Czech and Slovene
Alexandru
“defender of the people”
Greek, via Romanian
Alija
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian and German
Alketa
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Almir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian, Brazilian
Ambrozije
“immortal”
Greek, via Croatian and Serbian
Amel
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Amela
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Amra
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Anca
“grace”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Andon
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Albanian and Bulgarian
Andreea
“manly, brave”
Greek, via Romanian
Andrei
“manly, brave”
Greek, via Russian and Romanian
Andrija
“brave”
Greek, via Croatian and Serbian
Anel
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Anica
“favour, grace”
Hebrew, via Slovene
Anjeza
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ante
may mean “of the Antonius family”
Latin, via Croatian
Antigona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Albanian
Arba
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arban
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arben
may mean “from Arbër, old name of the Albanians”
Albanian
Arbenita
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arbënor
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arbënore
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arbër
“Albanian”
Albanian
Arbërore
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arbi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ardi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian, Indonesian
Ardian
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ardit
may mean “golden day”
Albanian
Argjend
“silver”
Albanian
Argjendor
may mean “silver”
Albanian
Arian
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian and Persian
Arjan
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Dutch and Albanian
Arjeta
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arlind
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Armir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Arta
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latvian and Albanian
Artemie
“of Artemis”
Greek, via Romanian
Arven
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Asim
“protector”
Arabic, via Turkish and Bosnian
Asllan
“lion”
Turkic, via Albanian
Asmir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Atanasie
“immortal”
Greek, via Romanian
Athina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Albanian and Greek
Aurel
“golden”
Latin, via Romanian and German
Aurela
“golden”
Latin, via Albanian
Avdo
may mean “pet form”
Bosnian
Avram
“father of many”
Hebrew, via Romanian and South Slavic
Azra
“virgin, maiden”
Arabic, via Turkish and Bosnian
Bardh
“white”
Albanian
Bardhyl
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian, Illyrian
Barði
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian, Icelandic
Bashkim
“unity”
Albanian
Bedri
“full moon”
Arabic, via Albanian and Turkish
Bekim
“blessing”
Albanian
Beno
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Slovak and Slovene
Besa
“pledge of honour, faith”
Albanian
Besarta
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Besiana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Besim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Arabic, via Albanian and Bosnian
Besnik
“faithful, loyal”
Albanian
Betka
“my God is an oath”
Hebrew, via Czech and Slovene
Bleona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Blerim
“greening, renewal”
Albanian
Blerina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Blerta
“green”
Albanian
Borbardha
“snow-white”
Albanian
Bosiljko
“basil”
Slavic, via Croatian
Boyan
“battle, fighter”
Slavic, via Bulgarian
Brikena
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Brunilda
“armoured battle”
Germanic, via Spanish, Italian and Albanian
Bujar
“generous”
Albanian
Burim
“spring, source”
Albanian
Bylbyl
“nightingale”
Persian, via Albanian
Camelia
“camellia flower”
Botanical, via Romanian
Catalin
may mean “pure”
Greek, via Romanian
Cilka
“blind”
Latin, via Slovene and Czech
Ciprian
“from Cyprus”
Latin, via Romanian
Claudiu
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Romanian
Çlirim
“liberation”
Albanian
Constantin
“steadfast”
Latin, via French, Romanian and German
Corina
“maiden”
Greek, via Romanian and Spanish
Cornel
may mean “horn”
Latin, via Romanian
Corneliu
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Romanian
Cosmin
“order”
Greek, via Romanian
Costin
“constant, steadfast”
Latin, via Romanian
Cristinel
“follower of Christ”
Greek, via Romanian
Dafina
may mean “laurel”
Albanian
Danjela
“God is my judge”
Hebrew, via Albanian
Dardan
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Dardhan
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Dashamir
“well-wisher, kind-hearted”
Albanian
Dashnor
may mean “linked with love”
Albanian
Dea
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Delina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
English and Albanian
Denisa
“of Dionysus”
Greek, via Czech, Slovak and Albanian
Desislava
“finding glory”
Slavic, via Bulgarian
Dhimitër
“of Demeter”
Greek, via Albanian
Dhurata
“gift”
Albanian
Diellza
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Dila
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Dimitar
“of Demeter”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Ditmar
“famous people”
Germanic, via Albanian
Doina
“traditional lament song”
Romanian
Donat
“given”
Latin, via South Slavic and Albanian
Dorin
may mean “of uncertain meaning; often linked to dor, longing”
Romanian
Dorina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian
Dorjana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Doru
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian
Dosoftei
“gift of God”
Greek, via Romanian
Drita
“light”
Albanian
Dritan
“light”
Albanian
Dritbardh
“white light”
Albanian
Driton
“light”
Albanian
Drityll
“light of a star”
Albanian
Džemal
“beauty”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Edi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian and Indonesian
Edin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Eglantina
“sweetbrier rose”
French, via Albanian and German
Egzona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ejona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Elida
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
English and Albanian
Elisabeta
“my God is an oath”
Hebrew, via Romanian and Portuguese
Elitsa
“little fir tree”
Bulgarian
Elmedina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Emilian
may mean “as Aemilius”
Latin, via Romanian
Emiljana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Albanian
Emina
“trustworthy”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Emine
“trustworthy”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Ena
may mean “fire (Irish); or short for various names”
Irish and Croatian
Endri
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Endrit
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Enkelejda
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Eno
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Era
“wind”
Albanian
Erand
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Erblin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Erisa
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Erjon
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ermal
may mean “mountain wind”
Albanian
Ermir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Eufrosina
“mirth”
Greek, via Romanian
Evalda
“law rule”
Germanic, via Albanian
Fadil
“virtuous”
Arabic, via Albanian
Fahir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Fahrudin
“pride of the faith”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Faik
“superior”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Fatbardh
“white fortune”
Albanian
Fatime
“to abstain”
Arabic, via Albanian
Fatjona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Fatlinda
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Fatmir
“good fortune”
Albanian
Fatmire
“to abstain”
Arabic, via Albanian
Fatos
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Fehmi
“understanding”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Fisnik
“noble”
Albanian
Fitore
“victory”
Albanian
Fjolla
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Flamur
“flag”
Albanian
Fleta
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Florica
“little flower”
Romanian
Florin
“flowering”
Latin, via Romanian
Florina
“flower”
Latin, via Romanian
Flutura
“butterfly”
Albanian
Franc
“Frenchman”
Latin, via Slovene
Francisc
“Frenchman”
Latin, via Romanian
Fuad
“heart”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Gavril
“God is my strength”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Geart
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Genc
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Gentiana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Georgeta
“farmer”
Greek, via Romanian
Georgi
“farmer”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Gergana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bulgarian
Getoar
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Gëzim
“joy”
Albanian
Ghelasie
“laughing”
Greek, via Romanian
Gheorghe
“farmer”
Greek, via Romanian
Gilman
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Gjelbrim
may mean “greenery”
Albanian
Gjergj
“farmer”
Greek, via Albanian
Gjin
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Albanian
Gjyle
may mean “rose”
Turkish, via Albanian
Gresa
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Haki
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Halid
“eternal”
Arabic, via Turkish and Bosnian
Halim
“patient, gentle”
Arabic, via Albanian
Hamit
“praising”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Hanife
“upright, true believer”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Hava
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Haxhi
“pilgrim”
Arabic, via Albanian
Hektor
“to hold”
Greek, via Swedish and Albanian
Hidajet
“guidance”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Hristo
“Christ, the anointed”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Hrvoje
“Croat”
Croatian
Hysen
“good, handsome”
Arabic, via Albanian
Ileana
may mean “as Helen; perhaps torch, light”
Greek, via Romanian
Iliana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian and Greek
Ilir
“Illyrian”
Albanian
Indrit
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ioan
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Welsh and Romanian
Ioana
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Ion
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Ionel
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Ionut
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Iorgu
“farmer”
Greek, via Romanian
Iosif
“he will add”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Irimia
“Yahweh will exalt”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Iurie
“farmer”
Greek, via Romanian
Ivaylo
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bulgarian
Ivica
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Croatian
Izet
“might, honour”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Jakov
“supplanter”
Hebrew, via Croatian
Jakup
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Hebrew, via Albanian
Jelena
may mean “torch, light”
Greek, via Serbian and Croatian
Jeta
“life”
Albanian
Jetbardh
“pure life”
Albanian
Jetlir
“free life”
Albanian
Jetmir
“good life”
Albanian
Jeton
“may he live”
Albanian
Jonar
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Jonida
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Josip
“he will add”
Hebrew, via Croatian
Jovan
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Serbian
Jovana
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Serbian
Jure
“farmer”
Greek, via Slovenian and Croatian
Jusuf
“he will add”
Hebrew, via Arabic, Bosnian and Albanian
Kaloyan
“handsome John”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Kaltrina
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Kastriot
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Kata
may mean “pure”
Greek, via Hungarian and Croatian
Klea
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Kole
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Korab
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Kreshnik
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Krešimir
may mean “of uncertain meaning; second part mir, peace”
Croatian
Kristjan
“follower of Christ”
Greek, via Icelandic, Estonian and Albanian
Kujtim
“memory, remembrance”
Albanian
Kushtrim
“call to arms”
Albanian
Laureta
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Lazar
“God has helped”
Hebrew, via South Slavic, Hungarian and Romanian
Lendrit
may mean “born of light”
Albanian
Lindit
may mean “the day is born”
Albanian
Linditë
may mean “the day is born”
Albanian
Liridon
may mean “longing for freedom”
Albanian
Liridona
may mean “longing for freedom”
Albanian
Liviu
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Romanian
Lize
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Ljudevit
may mean “famous in battle”
Germanic, via Croatian
Loti
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Lucija
“light”
Latin, via Croatian and Slovenian
Luiza
“famous in war”
Germanic, via Portuguese, Polish and Albanian
Lulieta
may mean “flower”
Albanian
Luljeta
“flower of life”
Albanian
Madalina
“of Magdala”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Mahir
“skilled”
Arabic, via Turkish, Albanian and South Slavic
Maida
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian and English
Majlinda
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Malo
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Manushaqe
“violet”
Albanian
Mariela
may mean “as Maria”
Hebrew, via Spanish and Bulgarian
Marigona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Marijo
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Croatian
Marioara
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Marsel
“of Mars”
Latin, via Albanian
Mate
“gift of God”
Hebrew, via Hungarian and Croatian
Matei
“gift of God”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Mateja
“gift of God”
Hebrew, via Slovenian and Croatian
Mathe
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Matija
“gift of God”
Hebrew, via Croatian
Melita
“bee”
Greek, via Croatian
Mensur
“victorious”
Arabic, via Albanian and Bosnian
Mërgim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Merita
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Merjem
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Mihaela
“who is like God?”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Mihai
“who is like God?”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Mihail
“who is like God”
Hebrew, via Greek and Romanian
Mihnea
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian
Milot
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Mimoza
“mimosa flower”
Botanical, via Albanian
Mircea
“peace, world”
Slavic, via Romanian
Mirlinda
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Muharem
“sacred”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Myftar
“chosen”
Arabic, via Albanian
Narcisa
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Spanish and Romanian
Ndriçim
“enlightenment”
Albanian
Nebojša
“do not fear”
Serbian
Nedim
“companion”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Neemia
“Yahweh comforts”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Nemanja
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Slavic, via Serbian
Nexhat
“salvation”
Arabic, via Albanian
Nihad
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Nikolay
“victory of the people”
Greek, via Bulgarian and Russian
Nuri
“luminous”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Oana
“God is gracious”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Octavian
“eighth”
Latin, via Romanian
Onufrie
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Coptic, via Romanian
Otelia
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian
Pafnutie
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Coptic, via Romanian
Pajtim
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Patapie
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Romanian
Paulin
“small”
Latin, via French and Albanian
Pëllumb
“dove”
Albanian
Pero
“rock, stone”
Greek, via Croatian and Serbian
Përparim
“progress”
Albanian
Petre
“stone”
Greek, via Romanian
Petrit
“falcon”
Albanian
Petru
“stone”
Greek, via Romanian
Pirro
“flame-coloured”
Greek, via Italian and Albanian
Pjeter
“stone”
Greek, via Albanian
Premtim
“promise”
Albanian
Premto
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Prend
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Prenda
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Prende
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Progon
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Qemal
“perfection”
Arabic, via Albanian
Qendresa
“resistance”
Albanian
Radu
“glad, happy”
Slavic, via Romanian
Răducu
may mean “glad”
Romanian
Raluca
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Greek, via Romanian
Refik
“companion”
Arabic, via Turkish and Bosnian
Rexhep
“the month Rajab”
Arabic, via Albanian
Ridvan
“contentment”
Arabic, via Turkish and Albanian
Rika
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Rinor
“youthful”
Albanian
Rodica
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Romanian
Rositsa
“dewdrop”
Bulgarian
Rovena
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Rrezargjend
“silver ray”
Albanian
Rron
may mean “he lives”
Albanian
Ruxandra
“bright”
Old Persian, via Romanian
Sabah
“morning”
Arabic, via Albanian
Safet
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Safije
“pure”
Arabic, via Albanian
Sanda
“defending men”
Greek, via Romanian and Latvian
Sava
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Aramaic, via Serbian
Sead
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Semir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Senad
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Bosnian
Sergiu
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Latin, via Romanian
Shefqet
“compassion”
Arabic, via Albanian
Sherife
“noble”
Arabic, via Albanian
Shkumbin
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Shkurt
may mean “February, or short”
Albanian
Shkurte
may mean “February, or short”
Albanian
Shpend
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Shpëtim
“salvation”
Albanian
Shpresa
“hope”
Albanian
Shqiptare
may mean “Albanian woman”
Albanian
Shukrije
“thankfulness”
Arabic, via Albanian
Shyqyri
“thankful”
Arabic, via Albanian
Shyrete
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Silviu
“forest”
Latin, via Romanian
Šime
“he has heard”
Hebrew, via Croatian
Simona
“he has heard”
Hebrew, via Romanian
Siniša
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Skender
“defending men”
Greek, via Albanian
Sladana
“sweet”
Serbo-Croatian
Slaven
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slavica
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slaviša
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slavka
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slavko
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slavo
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Slavoljub
“glory + love”
Serbo-Croatian
Slobodan
“freedom”
Serbo-Croatian
Smiljana
“everlasting flower”
Serbo-Croatian
Sokol
“falcon”
Albanian
Sorin
may mean “linked to soare, sun”
Romanian
Sotir
“saviour”
Greek, via Albanian
Spomenka
“remembrance”
Serbo-Croatian
Srđan
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Stana
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Stefania
“crown”
Greek, via Romanian
Stevan
“crown”
Greek, via Serbian
Stevo
“crown”
Greek, via Serbian
Stipe
“crown”
Greek, via Croatian
Stjepan
“crown”
Greek, via Croatian
Stoyan
“to stand, to stay”
Slavic, via Bulgarian
Suela
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Sulejman
“peace”
Hebrew, via Albanian and Bosnian
Svetislav
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Svetla
“light, bright”
Slavic, via Bulgarian
Svetomir
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Svetozar
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Taulant
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Illyrian, via Albanian
Tedi
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Tena
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Serbo-Croatian
Teoctist
“created by God”
Greek, via Romanian
Teuta
may mean “perhaps people”
Illyrian, via Albanian
Tiberiu
“of the Tiber”
Latin, via Romanian
Tihana
“quiet”
Serbo-Croatian
Todor
“gift of God”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Toma
“twin”
Aramaic, via Romanian and Bulgarian
Tringa
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Tsvetana
“flower”
Bulgarian
Tudor
“gift of God”
Greek, via Romanian and Welsh
Valbona
may mean “of uncertain meaning”
Albanian
Vasil
“royal”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Vasilica
“royal”
Greek, via Romanian
Ventsislav
“more glory”
Slavic, via Bulgarian
Violeta
“violet”
Latin, via Spanish and Romanian
Viorica
may mean “little flower”
Romanian
Visar
may mean “treasure”
Albanian
Vullnet
“will”
Albanian
Xhavit
“eternal”
Persian, via Albanian
Xhemal
“beauty”
Arabic, via Albanian
Xhemil
“beautiful”
Arabic, via Albanian
Xhevahir
“jewels”
Arabic, via Albanian
Xhevair
may mean “jewels”
Arabic, via Albanian
Ylber
“rainbow”
Albanian
Yllbardhë
“white star”
Albanian
Ylldrita
“starlight”
Albanian
Ylli
“star”
Albanian
Ylljeta
“star of life”
Albanian
Yllka
“little star”
Albanian
Yllkuq
“red star”
Albanian
Yllkuqe
“red star”
Albanian
Yllmira
“good star”
Albanian
Yordan
“to descend, flow down”
Hebrew, via Bulgarian
Yordanka
“flowing down”
Hebrew, via Bulgarian