Names of the European people

My dads name is Tihomir, grandmothers name is Ika
Other than that is generic slavoid names in my family like Hrvoje, Luka, Ante, Tomislav...

>juhani
>roberts
>sem

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t. Can

Domiciano

>luca
>lucas

bruh

>Hrvoje
How does one even pronounce that?

Was almost certain that we were writing "Lucas" rather than "Luca" and just not pronouncing the S

Why don’t you fags have normal human tier Anglo names?

I’m surprised not so many italians are named Amerigo, what a cool name
I also like some german names like Jurgen, Reinhardt or Manfred, it sounds very manly.

forvo.com/word/hrvoje/

Eladio
Octavilo
Belisario
Emisario
Teofilo
Sigismundo
Eleuterio
Hermenegildo
Epifanio
Fulano

Eh, I like it.

Lazar sound nice. Is it of slav origin? What does it mean?

>Belisario
>Emisario
>Teofilo
>Sigismundo
>Eleuterio
Really like these ones.
Also
>Fulano
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lazar

Reiner Winkler

>Joao
Hahahahahahahahahahaha I find that name so funny. Really sad and funny at the same time

>that weird Luca line going from France to Croatia
How did this happen?

>Sten-Sture
>Karl-Erik
>Charles-Ingvar
>Gustav-Adolf
>Torbjörn
>Oscar

No bully, I like them

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Austrians possibly, my grandfathers name and brothers name is Luka
I always thought it was ours and slovenian name

english of some turkish names: warlord, conquer, ferocious, brave, eagle, lion, tiger, sea, soil, thunder

>Actual names: Yumuz, dumuz, siktir, sikim, cum

But why do we croissants use it too

No clue, maybe some king popularized it or something

>sikim, cum
let me guess. you used to be a hooker in laleli. pretty common among georgians.

no it isn't

ž is pronounced like the g in mirage, that's it

>can
turkey pls

>germany
>leon

wtf?

One common bulgarian name is Bozhidar, I think its pretty cool.
Hey turkish user, I've heard that Genghis is a pretty common name in Turkey, is that true?

>Jakub
That is the evil creators of wh*tes.

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>Turkey

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François and its derivatives Francesco, Franz etc. are pretty based tbqh

>warlord
kumandan?
commander???

Wenceslao

Ayyyy it's a shame those names aren't common anymore

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Ataúlfo
Sigerico
Walia
Teodorico
Turismundo
Eurico
Alarico
Gesaleico
Amalarico
Teudis
Teudiselo
Ágila
Atanagildo
Liuva
Leovigildo
Recaredo
Witerico
Gundermaro
Sisebuto
Suintila
Sisenando
Quintila,
Tulga
Chindasvinto
Recesvinto
Wamba
Ervigio
Égica
Witiza
Y el más aburrido, Rodrigo

>Luca
>Lucas
>Luka
>Lukas
Very based

It's from St Luke in da bible

>can

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for males
Tudor
Mihai
Decebal
Darius
Vlad
Gheorghe
Dragomir
Radu
Bartolomeu (rare and usually for priests)

Rest are very common in entire West like Cristian, George, Raul, Alexandru etc

Godefroy? I like english pronunciation more than french like Godfroy but they translated as Joffrey which sounds cringe.

what are you screeching roach, us normal folks can't understand

Emma

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Bjorn
Halvdan
Ragnvald
Harald
Gudrod

I like Skallagrim but I don't think it's used anymore

i could give you my name but i wont, its not that uncommon but its mostly used as a girls name in the anglo world. a name you have never heard outside the middle part of norway, more specificly the part called selbu, is Baro. that is a buttold male name and someone is given that name regulary here. Baro, just taste it... its a first name btw.

Dauvit
Lachlan
Calum

Renaud

Šķelme
Ļuda
Miķelis
Džordžs

>Sem
What the fuck, I've studied in the Netherlands for a year and never met someone called Sem.

Sem is short for Semen

>Can
>not Ahmet, Mehmet, Ali, Yılmaz etc.
I call this map bullshit.