68 Delicate Czech Girl Names

With a rich historical background, this country is a treasure trove of names.

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Czech baby girl names hold an enchanting charm and sound unique and beautiful. These names have been gradually gaining notability in the West as the world slowly immerses with the advancement of technology. The Czech Republic is a country in central Europe greatly influenced by its surrounding regions (since it is landlocked). Though the native language spoken by the nation's inhabitants possesses Celtic and Proto-Slavic roots, many of the words used today have been influenced by English and Popular Culture. The Czech Republic has pristine and awe-inspiring landscapes, and the people of the land are equally fascinating. The Czech Republic is believed to be the land where the idea of robots and robotics first came to life.

In Czech culture, the names are typically composed of two elements, the given name and the surname, although some people may choose more than one first name. Many traditional Czech names have found their way to America and other parts of the Western World. Names such as Ema, meaning ‘whole’ or ‘great,’ Karolina meaning ‘tiny’ or ‘feminine,’ Natalie meaning ‘born on Christmas Day,’ and Sofie meaning ‘wisdom’ have become extremely popular. A popular bearer of the name Natalie is Natalie Portman. She is an American actress best known for her performances in Star Wars, The Black Swan, Thor, and V for Vendetta; she also takes a keen interest in social work activities (1). Czech baby girl names are beautiful and are backed by a rich and vibrant culture and heritage. Despite various regional influences, these names have managed to retain their charm and popularity. They have a profound connection to the nation’s captivating history and have gained recognition beyond their homeland. So, peruse this compilation of famous Czech feminine names mentioned along with their meanings; pick a name that resonates with your family values while adding a touch of Czech heritage to your little angel’s identity.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Elena	Girl	Torch; Shining light
Natalie	Girl	Born on Christmas
Kamila	Girl	Perfect; Young ceremonial attendant
Renata	Girl	Born again; Rebirth; Brave lion
Alena	Girl	Torch; Corposant; Tower; Ray of light; Moon
Milana	Girl	Favor; Gracious; Dear
Emilie	Girl	Rival; Industrious; Hardworking
Ester	Girl	Star; Evening star
Martina	Girl	The god of war; Mars; Dedicated to Mars; Warlike
Sofie	Girl	Wisdom

Danae	Girl	Mother of Perseus
Karolina	Girl	Tiny; Feminine
Ema	Girl	Whole; Great
Livie	Girl	Olive tree; Envious; Blue
Eda	Girl	Well mannered; Fortunate battle; Noble; Rich friend; War
Liona	Girl	Lion; My strength
Aurelie	Girl	Golden-haired; Gilded; Golden
Darina	Girl	Wonderful gift from God; Fruitful; To possess
Agata	Girl	Good; Agate
Jasmina	Girl	Jasmine flower

Eliska	Girl	My God is an oath
Margita	Girl	A name for pearl
Tereza	Girl	To harvest
Lida	Girl	Loved by people; Grace
Marika	Girl	Sea of bitterness; Rebelliousness; Wished for child
Jarina	Girl	Fierce and energetic world
Dominika	Girl	Belonging to the Lord
Gita	Girl	Song; Divine melody; A sacred Hindu text
Aneta	Girl	God was gracious; God has shown favor; Grace
Denisa	Girl	Alternate name of Dionysius; Of Zeus

Jesika	Girl	To behold; He sees
Francina	Girl	French descendant; Frenchman; Franks
Dorota	Girl	Gift of God
Belina	Girl	Fair-haired; Beautiful; God is my oath; Bright; Brilliant
Berta	Girl	Bright
Mirka	Girl	Free from any kind of emotional disturbances
Elen	Girl	Torch; Shining light; Nymph
Anetta	Girl	God was gracious; God has shown favor; Grace
Beatris	Girl	Voyager
Filipa	Girl	A horse lover; Friend of horses

Dagmar	Girl	Day maid; Powerful; Day; Maiden
Cecilie	Girl	A blind woman
Blanka	Girl	White; Fair-colored
Maxi	Girl	A woman who is considered the greatest
Kristyna	Girl	Christian, follower of Christ
Brigita	Girl	The exalted one
Fiala	Girl	A violet woman
Radka	Girl	Happy; Peace; Great; Famous; A feminine equivalent of Radko
Radomira	Girl	Happy; Peace; Great; Famous
Belias	Girl	A white woman

Benesa	Girl	SHe who is blessed
Cenda	Girl	A compassionate, fragile and natural individual
Darja	Girl	One who has God
Frantiska	Girl	A woman who is free
Jenka	Girl	Form of Jane; Yahweh is merciful
Jitka	Girl	He will be praised; Czech variation of the old Hebrew name Yeudith
Kataka	Girl	Virginal woman
Klaudie	Girl	Lame; Crippled
Lidmila	Girl	People who are gracious
Lubomira	Girl	She who loves peace and the world

Marike	Girl	A girl with a restless heart
Pavlina	Girl	Variation of name Paulina; a little one
Rusalka	Girl	A wood's spite
Triska	Girl	A splinter or a silver jewel
Ognyana	Girl	Fiery
Krasomila	Girl	Lover of beauty
Viktorie	Girl	Victorious; Victory
Milu拧e	Girl	Emotional; Gracious

Czech baby girl names are backed by a rich and dynamic history. They are phonetically pleasing and possess deep and profound meanings at the same time. Most of the names possess meanings that revolve around social, natural and religious spheres and aspects of the lives of the indigenous people. Some names are also associated with religious and divine aspects, as the majority of the Czech population are staunch followers of Christianity. So, check out this list of classic and contemporary Czech names and do not forget to save some for future reference.

Infographic: Classic Czech Baby Girl Names

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in Central Europe. Czech names usually revolve around social, natural, and religious themes. Have a glance at this informative infographic that will give you an idea of the world of Czech names, along with their meanings. You can gift your favorite name from the list to your dearest daughter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which is the most common name in Czech?

There have been many common and popular names in Czech for girls. Jana (God's gift ), Lucie (light), Kateřina (pure), and Tereza (to harvest) were popular Czech girl names in the past decades. Recently, Eliška has become a highly popular and common girl name in the Czech Republic, wherein it means 'pledged to god.'

2. What are Czech names for endearment?

Czechs use different terms and names to express affection for their near ones and babies. Some commonly used names of endearment for girls include Kotě (kitten), Kočička (little female cat), Prdelka (little butt), and Pusinka (little kiss).

3. Which Czech names mean love?

Many Czech female names imply love. For example, Elska means loved, while Ludmila means 'loved by people.' Liběna and Libuse means love. Milada is a Slavik origin name that means love or gracious.

4. Which Czech names mean grace and flower?

Aneta, Anna, and Hana are some wonderful baby girl names that mean grace. Květa and Květoslava also mean blossom or flower and can be chosen for a girl.

5. Which Czech names mean warrior and lion?

The Czech name Bořivoj is of Slavic origin and signifies ‘warrior’ or ‘fighter.’ The name Lev has Slavik origins and translates to the lion. It is also as a surname, however, it is not so common.

6. What factors need to be considered by Czech parents when choosing a name for their baby girl?

Parents need to determine the name of their child via a declaration of consent within not more than one month of birth (1). They usually use a given name and family name while naming their child. Additional names can be chosen by themselves upon baptism. But most parents generally use one given name. Upon marriage, the bride adopts the bridegroom's last name.

7. What are some gender-neutral or unisex Czech baby names that can be used for girls?

The Czech Registry Act forbids giving male names or surnames to females or female names or surnames to males but does not restrict neutral names and surnames (1). The most popular neutral names are Saša, a pet form of Alexandr and Nikola, which means victory of people. Ada, Jarka, Jára, and Jindra are other unisex names that can be used for girls and transgenders (2).

References

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Given name of a child.
https://portal.gov.cz/en/informace/given-name-of-a-child-INF-68
A small guide to the register for TS parents.
http://www.translide.cz/matrika

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