Which is prettiest girl name?

Which is prettiest girl name?

English: Alice
Russian/Slavic: Natasha (Haтáшa)
Arabic/Persian: Nafisa (نفیسہ)
Sanskrit/Hindu: Harini (हरिणी)
Japanese: Shizuka (静/静香)

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Katyusha

Always been fond of Daniela, it just sounds so nice.

Alice wasn't originally an English name, and the Russian version, Alisa, is a lot better

English: Isolde
Japanese: 楓
Arabic: Aisha

the prototypical Serbocroatian female name, so it's not considered pretty here

Alice is cute!

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If you have a name like Natasha or Anastasia in Canada, you will be bullied as a young child. People will call you nasty.

Leyla
Shaherezada
Francesca
Ivana
Melanie
Yumi

I've always loved Ana so much, don't know why. Maybe simplicity.
Milica is a Serbian name i like a lot too
Nataša is great too. Natalie is similar and nice in English. The Serbian form, Natalija, is ugly to me.
yeah Daniela sounds nice for some reason now that i think of it

Anna is one of my favourite names.

followup to cuz i keep remembering nice names
we have both Nataša and Natalija in Serbian, not only the latter
Emily/Emilija and their shorther version Emma/Ema are also nice names and I'm seeing a girl who's called that so it gets a nicer place in my heart too lol

>Russian/Slavic: Natasha (Haтáшa)
too bad it mean slut now

Why? Are Natashas major whores?

it come from turkey where its a synonym of prostitutes, with the wc and all the slutty behaviour of somes russian girls it propagate to the russian internet. Its a cute name imo but now it mean slut, sad

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Grażyna

>Alice

outdated

>Natasha

whore name

>Nafisa

grandma name

>Harini

??

>Shizuka

sounds like schizo

Why is Natasha a whore name in Turkey? :(

had a daniela in my class, god was she hot as fuck

after the fall of Soviet Union, Slavic women migrated to Turkey and became hoes to make money.

Natasha is a famous slavic name.

So it's not hard to figure out.

sucy is in my head right now

:(
The English word "slave" also comes from the word Slav, because of Slavic slaves being used in Ottoman Turkey.

KARA BOGA

Jap: Akane/Sakura
English: Ellie

I like Alice and Nino. Maybe Lily too
>Shizuka
lol, thats a diminutive version of "schizophrenic" in my language

top 25 female japanese names imho
>ai
>aoi
>hibiki
>haruka
>shizuka
>miyu
>miyako
>risa
>ryoko
>rei
>yuki
>chiwa
>mimori
>marina
>reina
>maaya
>miku
>akira
>makoto
>mamiko
>megumi
>fuji
>yuuki
>hifumi
>shinobu

>because of Slavic slaves being used in Ottoman Turkey.
No
it comes from Greek sklavinoi

Patricia
Grace
Isabelle
Haruka
Megumi

Bulgarian:Zornitsa
Slavic:Lyudmila
Nordic:Astrid
German:Helga
Latvian:Laimdota

>Russian/Slavic: Natasha (Haтáшa)
nope

Norse: ᛅᛌᚠᚱᛁᚦᚱ (Ásfríðr)
It's modern Scandinavian form is Astrid.

Good taste, my dude.

>It's
Its*
I'm an idiot today, sorry.

for me, it's Shaniqua

We(I just visited Germany right now, but I am Russian) were slavs even when there were no such word as Ottoman.

>The English word slave comes from Old French sclave, from the Medieval Latin sclavus, from the Byzantine Greek σkλάβος, which, in turn, comes from the ethnonym Slav, because in some early Medieval wars many Slavs were captured and enslaved. An older interpretation connected it to the Greek verb skyleúo 'to strip a slain enemy'.
I said "Slave" comes from "Slav", not the other way around.

Yes. Slavs were taken as slaves by the Byzantines in
>early Medieval wars
not Ottomans

Sorry, I confused the two. :( I just had "Turkey" in mind.