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… different instruments, speaks six languages, and has performed in the Eurovision Song Contest twice; actor Željko Ivanek, and Serbian folk singer Željko Samardžić. The name is sometimes used as a …

Likely a Hungarian feminine form of Željko, a Slavic name meaning "desire". It recently ranked in the Top 100 in its native country.

… and Herzegovina, noteworthy Želimirs include Serbian film director Želimir Žilnik and Bosnian singer, Želimir Bebek. Željko is sometimes used as a short form, though it is also a stand alone …

… however suggest the name relates to Zeno, an Italian name derived from that of the highest Greek God, Zeus, or to Željko, a Croatian, Serbian, and Slovene name meaning "desire".

… a diminutive of Gizela, meaning "hostage, pledge"; or a feminine form of the South Slavice Željko, meaning "desire"; a form of the Czech word for the name of a farmer …

An arborial name related to six deciduous trees in the elm family, with a nice ballerina feel.

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A long list of baby girl names that originate from slavic countries, languages, and cultures.

… master Veselin Topalov and singer Veselin Marinov. Familiar in Bulgaria, Serbia, and Macedonia, alternative forms include the feminine Vesela and Veselina, the Croatian and Serbian Veselko, and the diminutive Veljko.