Slav niggas name their children "Peace slav" "Working slav" "War slav" "Kind slav" "Straight slav" "Light slav"

It doesn't mean Slav, you idiot, but glory. And "rado" doesn't mean working.

those are some of the chaddest sounding names

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_names

>ALLO GOGI ETO TI?

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No, I'm unironically named Vladimer (Lado)

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bogomir dragovic

>Slavs name their children "God peace"

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>tfw "Light slav"

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dragan

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>And "rad" doesn't mean working.

it does in Serbocroatian just like rat means war there and nowhere else

Still more based than naming your kids after some desert goat fucker desu

Hrvoje Horvat

It does in balkanian.

is wladyslaw purely slavic? it sounds neat

Ognjen? That means 'made of flame'.

Gvozden. Means 'made of iron'.

>tfw you're named Alexandar
>not even a chad slav name
Why live?

Wenceslas sounds pretty kino

Kemal Hasanbegpasic

Pagan as fuck. I wish we could erase desert names. Most popular names here are all desert ones, like Luka, Žan, Nika etc.

imagine being diet slav

just pretend you named after Aleksadar Makedonsky

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I am Greek!

HOWLING

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I wish that too, but arent pagan names in balkania considered to be serbian/orthodox names?

Vsevolod
Bogdan
Belogor
Stanislav
Gorisvet
Dar
Yesenyi
Yaromir
Zhdanimir
Radibor
Radisvet
Vsemil

Honestly, compound names sound based. Just like all those compound German names: Wolfgang, Arnulf, Wilfred etc.

Gvozd' stands for nail in russian

Mstislav is a pretty Gigachad name.

Igor
Oleg
Gleb

yep, it became an identifier of Croat(Latin) and Serb(Greek or Slavic) ethnicities though it's not a rule but an occurrence.

Literally means "Glorious revenge."

>Name's Muhammad, Nice to meet you

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Nika is Greek you LARPing retard

I like to interpret it as avenge-slav.

>Retarded germans call their kids "Peace helmet" "Victory mouth" "Victory Tilia"

Rogneda
Rogvolod
Askold

Drugoslav
Slutoslava

I always wondered how class must be for arab teachers if literally everyone is called Mohammed, or Ali.

They are all ibn something, no?

>gleb
more like hleb

What is the actual Arabic version of Chad?

Glebushka hochet khlebushka

is this an actual joke in russia?

I'm Oleg therefore I'm nordic

Glebček hoče hlebček

Mohammad ibn Mohammad al-Arabi

Yes

My name literally means armor/shield in old germanic

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>Yes, my name is Vladislav

t. Klaid Mehmeti

if it helps my name literally translates to:

t. forest power/might/prestige aspiration/ambition/the will

Because you got a chad GREEK name.
>tfw shitty Latin name

Yes.
Władysław here (originally Włodzisław – more similar to Włodzimierz-Vladimir), but I have no idea how it is like in English.
Like I saw it as Ladislaus, Vladislaus, Wladislaus, etc on the lists of monarchs.
We had few Polish rulers named that, but due to butthurt Polish nationalist edits on Wikipedia they all use Polish forms instead of anglified ones now.

It comes from Vlad (rule) and Slava (fame), meaning the one who rules with fame.
It's also the full name Vlad the Impaler (as Vladislav), not similar Vladimir (which in Russia Vlad is the shortening of).

I like learning of history behind Slavic names and wish we used them more. It’s painful to see all those foreign names used now commonly.

My favourite Slavic names are perhaps Bezprym and Zawisza, never saw them used elsewhere.

>Yes, my name is Jyroslav. How do you know?

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The most disgusting Slavic name. Only Taras is worse than it.

Yaroslav, Vyacheslav, Vladislav
Alcoslav would be better
Hmm, in russian Vladislav means Vladi (as from vladet' - to own) Slava(fame), so basically the one who owns fame.
>It’s painful to see all those foreign names used now commonly.
You mean like modern foreign names, or the ones which were loaned from greeks and etc a long time ago (agafya, agata, dmitry, anatoliy)?

"Radoslav" comes from "radost", not "rad"

>Jyroslav
More like Euroslav

>Władysław here (originally Włodzisław – more similar to Włodzimierz-Vladimir)

it's the other way around, the latter form is a polonisation of the former, which is panslavic (Vladislav and also Vladimir)

radnja is a term that's exclusive to Serbocroatian anyway whereas radost is also a Slovenian Word. That's why it seemed important to explain where OP got the notion that the root of Radoslav comes from work and not joy.

stoika rakova
sounds bulgarian to me?

>ratslav

kek

Taras - greek name

obviously Jaroslav
t.Jaroslav

Yeah and Ivan - jewish name
Who would have thought

>Ivan - jewish name
So, Ivan is not slavic name.

>Taras - greek name

Maybe. It is simply dissonant.

Oh no I mean we originally used names like Więcesław and Włodzisław, before they became Wacław and Władysław, I believe under the Czech influence.

One name even had two forms which splitted and each of them became a basis for the city of Warsaw and Wrocław. Warcisław and Wrocisław.

Ивáн (ивp. יוחנן Йoхaнaн. Пepeвoды: «Яхвe (Бoг) пoжaлeл», «Яхвe (Бoг) cмилocтивилcя», «Яхвe (Бoг) пoмилoвaл», «Яхвe дa бyдeт милocтлив», «Блaгoдaть Бoжия»[2]) — pacпpocтpaнённoe y cлaвян и нeкoтopых дpyгих нapoдoв мyжcкoe личнoe имя. B фopмe Ивaн имя pacпpocтpaнeнo cpeди бeлopycoв, бoлгap, мaкeдoнцeв, pyccких, cepбoв, cлoвeнцeв, гaгayзoв, yкpaинцeв и хopвaтoв. B cлaвянcкиe языки пoпaлo из гpeч. ᾽Ιωάννης[3]

>Ιωάννης
>Иoáнн — имя дpeвнeeвpeйcкoгo пpoиcхoждeния. Oт нeгo пpoизoшлo pyccкoe имя Ивaн. B фopмe Ивaн имя pacпpocтpaнeнo cpeди бeлopycoв, бoлгap, мaкeдoнцeв, pyccких, cepбoв, хopвaтoв, cлoвeнцeв, yкpaинцeв и нeкoтopых дpyгих нapoднocтeй

ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Иоанн_(имя)