Girls' Names
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Bulgarian Form(s)
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Boys' Names
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Bulgarian Forms(s)
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Agnes |
Agnesa |
Alexander |
Aleksi,
Alekko, Sashko |
Alexandra |
Aleksandra,
Aleksandria |
Andrew |
Andrei |
Alice |
Alisa,
Adyelya |
Anthony |
Antoni,
Andon |
Anastasia |
Anastacia,
Reneta |
Charles |
Karl,
Karlimon |
Andrea |
Andreyana,
Andrea |
Christopher |
Hristo |
Angela |
Angyela,
Angyeline, Angyelina |
Daniel |
Danil |
Ann |
Anna,
Ani, Anka |
David |
David |
Antonia |
Antonia |
Dennis |
Dionisii |
Barbara |
Varvara
(extremely uncommon) |
Edward |
Eduard |
Beatrice |
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Eugene |
Evgeni |
Bianca |
Bela,
Bianka |
Francis |
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Brigid |
Brigita |
Frederick |
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Carol(ine) |
Karolina |
Gabriel |
Gavril,
Gavrail |
Catherine |
Katia,
Ekaterina |
George |
Georgi |
Cecilia |
Cecilia |
Gerald |
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Christina |
Hristina |
Gregory |
Gregori |
Clare |
Klara |
Henry |
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Dorothy |
Dorotea |
Isaac |
Isak |
Elizabeth |
Elizabeta,
Elisaveta |
James,
Jacob |
Yakob,
Yakov, Iakov |
Emily |
Emiliana,
Emilia |
Joachim |
Ioakim |
Esther |
Stella |
John |
Yan,
Yani |
Eve |
Eva,
Ava |
Joseph |
Yosef,
Yosif, Iosif, Iosef |
Frances |
Francheska |
Julian |
Yulian |
Grace |
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Justin |
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Helen |
Elena |
Laurence |
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Jaclyn |
Iakobina |
Leonard |
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Jane |
Yoanna,
Ioanna, Zhana, Jana |
Louis |
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Josephine |
Iosefina |
Luke |
Luka |
Judith |
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Mark |
Marko |
Julia |
Iulia |
Martin |
Martin |
Laura |
Lara |
Matthew |
Matei |
Lily |
Lilia,
Lili, Lilyana |
Michael |
Mikhail |
Louise |
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Nicholas |
Nikola,
Nikolai |
Lucy |
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Paul |
Pavel |
Madeline |
Magdalena,
Meglena, Madga |
Peter |
Petar |
Margaret |
Margarita,
Marga |
Philip |
Filip |
Martha |
Marta |
Ralph |
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Mary |
Maria |
Richard |
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Michaela |
Mihaila,
Mikhaila |
Robert |
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Natalie |
Nataliia,
Nadal |
Samuel |
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Nicole |
Nikolina |
Sebastian |
Sevastian
(extremely uncommon) |
Paula |
Pavlina |
Simon |
Simon,
Simo |
Rachel |
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Stephen |
Stefan |
Rose |
Roza,
Rositsa, Rosana, Rozhalina |
Theodore |
Todor |
Sophie |
Sofia |
Thomas |
Toma |
Stephanie |
Stefana,
Stefania, Stefka |
Timothy |
Timotei |
Susan |
Suzana |
Victor |
Viktor |
Teresa |
Tereza |
Vincent |
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William |
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Zachary |
Zahari |
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Girls
Bilyana
- possibly, "herb"
Bisera - "pearl"
Boyana - "battle"
Boyka - either "to be frightened" or "battle"
Desislava - possibly, 'search for glory'
Emiliya - from Latin, "rival"
Evangelina - "good news"
Grozda - "grapes"
Iskra - "spark"
Ivet - from French, "yew"
Kalina - "rowan tree"
Krasimira - "beautiful peace"
Lala - "tulip"
Lyuben - "love"
Nedelya - "Sunday"
Nevena - "marigold"
Rada, Radka - "happy" - short form of names beginning
with Rad-
Rayna - possibly a form of Latin regina "queen"
Rosa - "dew"
Silviya - Latin, "forest"
Stoyanka - "to stand; to stay"
Teodora, Todorka - from Greek, "gift of god" (Theodora)
Tsveta - "flower" or "color"
Vasilika - from Greek, "king"
Vessela - "happy"
Zaharina - "God remembers"
Zhivka - "living"
Zora - "dawn"
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Boys
Apostol
- "apostle"
Asen - the name of a medieval Bulgarian emporer. Meaning is unknown.
Bogomil - 'favored by god'
Boyan - "battle"
Boyko - either "to be frightened" or "battle"
Bozhidar - 'divine gift'
Chavdar - from Persian, "leader"
Damyan - "to tame" (Damian)
Desislav - possibly, 'search for glory'
Deyan - "to do; to act"
Dimitar - Greek, "of the goddess Demeter"
Grozdan - "grapes"
Ivaylo - perhaps, "wolf"
Kaloyan - from Greek, "handsome John"
Kamen - "stone"
Krasimir - "beautiful peace"
Milan, Milen - "gracious"
Momchil - "boy"
Ognyan - "fiery"
Plamen - "flame"
Spas - "saved"
Stoyan - "to stand; to stay"
Valko - "wolf"
Vasil - from Greek, "king" (Basil)
Yasen - "ash tree"
Yavor - "maple tree"
Zhelyazko - "iron"
Zhivko - "living"
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