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Ognyan
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fire; fiery |
Bulgarian |
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Orlin
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Derived from the Slavic word for 'eagle' - 'eagle' or 'of the eagle'. |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Pasko
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Often a diminutive of Pavel/Paul or derived from Latin Paschalis meaning 'relating to Easter' ('born at Easter'); in Tagalog 'Pasko' means 'Christmas'. |
Bulgarian, Latin, Tagalog, Ukrainian |
Boy |
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Petko
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Diminutive of Petar (Peter), meaning "rock" or "stone". |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Rachev
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Literally 'son of Racho' (Racho is a diminutive of Slavic names such as Radko or Radoslav; root rad meaning 'glad/willing') |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Rangel
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Originally a toponymic surname from a place called Rangel; also used as a masculine given name in Bulgaria. Exact original meaning is uncertain. |
Bulgarian, Galician, Portuguese, Spanish |
Boy |
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Rosen
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From the Slavic root "ros-" meaning "dew" (i.e., "dewy") |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Rossen
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dew |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Serafim
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'Burning ones' or 'fiery ones' (angelic beings); figuratively 'ardent' or 'fiery' |
Bulgarian, Hebrew, Romanian, Serbian, Spanish |
Boy |
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Slavcho
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Diminutive of Slav/Slava, meaning 'little glory' or 'glorious' |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Stoyan
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standing; steady, one who stays or stands firm |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Svetlin
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light, shining |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Tanyo
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Diminutive of Atanas/Athanasios, meaning 'immortal'. |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Tanyu
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As a Bulgarian diminutive of Atanas: “immortal.” In Turkish-related use it is sometimes associated with tan - “dawn/morning.” |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Vassil
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royal, kingly |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Ventsislav
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crowned with glory; wreath of glory |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Vesselin
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cheerful, merry, joyful |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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Yavor
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maple tree / sycamore |
Bulgarian |
Boy |
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