What is a popular name in Slovenia?

In Slovenia, popular names for 2021 were Ema (Slovene version of Emma) and Filip (Slovene version of Philip). Other popular girl names include Zala, Mia, Julija, and Hana, while popular boy names include Luka, Nik, Mark, and Jakob.

What are the traditional names in Slovenia?

Slovenian names that have been used for a long time have Slavic roots and represent the countrys cultural heritage. Some common traditional names for boys in Slovenia are Matija, Jurij, Andrej, and Franc. For girls, traditional Slovenian names include Ana, Katarina, Tjaša, Marija, and Maja.

How can I incorporate my Slovenian heritage into my baby's name?

To include your Slovenian heritage in your babys name, pick a traditional Slovenian name that shows your cultural roots or select a name from Slavic origins. You can also explore significant Slovenian words or symbols that represent your heritage and use them as inspiration when choosing your babys name.

What are some modern trends in Slovene baby naming, and how have they evolved recently?

Names traditionally used by the older generation are no longer in use as Slovenian parents prefer short and sweet names for their children. The exceptions to this are evergreen names such as Ana and Maja, which are still common. Many newer names that have entered the Slovene dictionary are foreign names translated into Slovenian.

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24 Slovene Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With J

Written by Shikha Thakur, MBA

Edited by Siddharth Kesiraju, MA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Fact-checked by Praggya Joshi, MA, BEd

Last Updated on Oct 3, 2023

Illustration: MomJunction Design Team

Name	Gender	Meaning
Justin	Boy	Fair; Just
Jakob	Boy	Holder of the heel; Supplanter; May God protect
Jan	Boy	God is gracious
Justina	Girl	Fair; Just
Jelena	Girl	Sunray; Light; Bright; Sunlight
Jozef	Boy	Jehovah will increase
Jasmina	Girl	Jasmine flower
Jera	Girl	Spear of strength; A grain
Janica	Girl	God is gracious
Jolanda	Girl	Violet flower

Jasa	Unisex	Holder of the heel; Supplanter; May god protect
Jadran	Boy	One who is named after the Adriatic sea
Jadranka	Girl	A woman named after the Adriatic sea
Jaka	Girl	A very strong woman
Janko	Boy	God is gracious
Jozefa	Girl	He will add
Jula	Girl	Young
Janik	Boy	Yahweh is gracious
Janez	Boy	God's gracious gift
Jure	Boy	Farmer; Earthworker

Jernej	Boy	Slovene form of Bartholomew; Son of Talmai
Jerneja	Girl	Slovene feminine form of Bartholomew; Son of Talmai
Joze	Boy	He will add
Janes	Unisex	God is gracious

Infographic: Top Slovene Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With J

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Slovene Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With J(infographic)

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Shikha ThakurMBA

Shikha is a writer-turned-editor at MomJunction, with over seven years of experience in the field of content. Having done a certification in Relationship Coaching, her core interest lies in writing articles that guide couples through their courtship to marriage and parenthood.

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Siddharth KesirajuMA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Siddharth holds a certification in Relationship Coaching and a masters degree in communication and journalism from the University of Hyderabad. He has around seven years of experience in various fields of writing and editing.

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Praggya JoshiMA, BEd

Praggya Joshi holds a bachelor's degree in Education and a master's in Ancient Indian History from University of Delhi. She has a robust knowledge of literature, society, and ethics. Praggya has been a content writer since 2021, researching and writing on education, health and wellness, and travel.

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