In Slovakia

Slovakia

The Slovak Republic is a landlocked state in Central Europe. It has a population of over five million and an area of about . Slovakia is bordered by the Czech Republic and Austria to the west, Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east and Hungary to the south...

, each day of the year corresponds to a personal name

Personal name

A personal name is the proper name identifying an individual person, and today usually comprises a given name bestowed at birth or at a young age plus a surname. It is nearly universal for a human to have a name; except in rare cases, for example feral children growing up in isolation, or infants...

 (the original list was the Roman Catholic

Roman Catholic Church

The Catholic Church, also known as the Roman Catholic Church, is the world's largest Christian church, with over a billion members. Led by the Pope, it defines its mission as spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ, administering the sacraments and exercising charity...

 calendar of saints

Calendar of saints

The calendar of saints is a traditional Christian method of organizing a liturgical year by associating each day with one or more saints and referring to the feast day of said saint...

). People celebrate their name day

Name day

A name day is a tradition in many countries in Europe and Latin America that consists of celebrating the day of the year associated with one's given name....

s on the date corresponding to their own given names. Slovak culture has accorded similar importance to a person's name day to his or her birthday

Birthday

A birthday is a day or anniversary where a person celebrates his or her date of birth. Birthdays are celebrated in numerous cultures, often with a gift, party or rite of passage. Although the major religions celebrate the birth of their founders , Christmas – which is celebrated widely by...

.

The list of the names assigned to the corresponding date is normally published in the calendar. However there are only one or two names listed in the calendar, even if more names are assigned to a date. The names in bold are listed in the calendar, the others are not, but may be officially given to a child. Children in Slovakia usually have names from this list. The most notable exceptions are the names in minority languages (such as Hungarian

Hungarian language

Hungarian is a Uralic language, part of the Ugric group. With some 14 million speakers, it is one of the most widely spoken non-Indo-European languages in Europe....

 names) or a foreign name if the parents have a written proof from the corresponding embassy that the name really exists.

January

1. New Year
2. Alexandra, Ábel, Makar, Karina, Kara, Kasandra, Sanda, Sandra, Saša, Senda
3. Daniela, Danila, Danuta, Genovéva, Radmila
4. Drahoľub, Drahomil, Drahoň, Drahoslav, Drahoš, Duchoslav, León, Títus, Drahoľuba, Drahomila, Duchoslava, Leóna, Leónia
5. Artúr, Andrea
6. Melchior, Melichar, Menhard, Antónia
7. Atila, Lucián, Bohuna, Bohuslava, Boleslava, Božislava, Luciána
8. Čestmír, Pravomil, Severín, Čestmíra, Pravomila, Severína
9. Alex, Alexej, Domoľub, Julián, Pravoľub, Vladan, Vladen, Alexia, Pravoľuba, Vladana, Vladena
10. Agatón, Dalimil, Dalimír, Dalimila, Dalimíra, Daša
11. Honorát, Tasilo, Honoráta, Malvína
12. Arkád, Arnošt, Ernest, Arkádia, Arnoštka, Erna, Ernestína
13. Čistomil, Čistoslav, Rastic, Rastimír, Rastislav, Ratislav, Vidor, Čistomila, Čistoslava, Rastislava, Ratislava
14. Hilár, Radovan, Uriáš, Uriel, Hilária, Radovana,
15. Dobroslav, Dobrotín, Domoslav, Loránt, Múdroslav, Domoslava,
16. Kristína
17. Antal, Nataša
18. Priskus, Bohdana, Piroška, Priska
19. Mário, Márius, Drahomíra, Dúbravka, Sára,
20. Dalibor, Fabián, Fábius, Sebastián, Šebastián, Fábia, Fabiána, Fabiola, Sebastiána,
21. Vincent, Vincencia
22. Zora, Dorián, Sírius, Slavoľub, Slavomil, Zoran, Auróra, Cyntia, Doriána, Sinda, Slavomila, Zorana
23. Miloš, Miloň, Selma,
24. Timotej, Ctiboh, Timotea,
25. Gejza, Saul, Šavol,
26. Tamara, Polykarp, Slavibor, Slavislav, Slaviboj, Slavoboj, Svätoboj, Svätobor, Xenofón, Žarko, Polykarpa,
27. Bohuš, Pribislav, Pribiš,
28. Alfonz, Manfréd, Alfonzia,
29. Gašpar, Pribina
30. Ema, Jasna
31. Emil, Emilián, Emiliána

February

1. Hynek, Trifon, Táňa, Tatiana
2. Erik, Aida, Erika
3. Blažej, Celerín, Celerína
4. Nika, Verena, Verona, Veronika
5. Moderát, Modest, Agáta, Leda, Moderáta, Modesta
6. Dorisa, Dorota, Titanila
7. Romuald, Vanda
8. Aranka, Zoja
9. Rainold, Rinaldo, Zdenko, Zdeno, Apolena, Apoliena, Apolónia
10. Gabriela, Scholastika, Školastika
11. Dezider, Želislav, Dezidera, Želislava
12. Ron, Ronald, Zoro, Zoroslav, Eulália, Perla, Slavena, Solveiga, Zoroslava
13. Arpád, Jordán, Jordána
14. Valentín, Velimír
15. Faust, Pravoslav, Faustína, Georgia, Georgína, Pravoslava
16. Pamfil, Ida, Liana, Pamfília
17. Flavián, Flávius, Silván, Silvín, Flávia, Milomíra, Miloslava, Miluša, Silvána
18. Jaromír, Simeon, Jaromíra, Konkordia
19. Konrád, Kurt, Vlasta
20. Aladár, Lívio, Lívius, Udo, Ulrich, Alma, Lívia, Ulrika, Ulriška
21. Eleonóra
22. Etela
23. Roman, Romana, Romina
24. Goran,' Matej, Jazmína, Mateja
25. Frederik, Taras, Federika, Frederika
26. Viktor, Porfýr
27. Alexander, Leander, Sandro, Skender, Drahotína, Dražica, Leandra
28. Elemír, Elo, Lumír, Zlata, Zlatica
29. Radomír, Radomíra

March

1. Albín
   Albin (given name)
   Albin is a masculine Polish, Scandinavian, and Slovenian given name, from the Roman cognate Albinus, derived from the Latin albus, meaning "white" or "bright". In Estonia, France, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Sweden March 1 is Albin's Name day...
   
   
2. Anežka
3. Bohumil
   Bohumil
   Bohumil is a Slavic male given name. Means "favoured by God" from the Slavic elements bog god and mil favour. Pronounced baw-huw-MIL. Nicknames are Bob, Bobby, Bohouš, Bohoušek, Bohuš, Mila, Milek, Bogie, Boga, Bozha. Another forms are Bogumił, Bogomil, Bogolyub. Feminine version is Bohumila,...
   
   , Bohumila, Ticián, Ginda, Kunigunda
   Kunigunde
   Kunigunde, Kunigunda or Cunigunde is a European female name of German origin. It is derived from kuni and gund .People with the given name Kunigunde/Cunegunde/Kunigunda...
   
   , Ticiána
4. Gerazim, Kazimír, Romeo, Jadrana, Kazimíra
5. Fridrich
   Friedrich (given name)
   Friedrich is a German given name version of the name Frederic, and may refer to:In the arts:*Friedrich Hohe, German lithographer and painter*Fritz Lang , film makerIn philosophy:...
   
   , Lucius, Teofil, Friderika, Teofila
6. Fridolín, Koriolán, Radislav, Radoslav
   Radoslav
   -People:* Radoslav Bachev , Bulgarian footballer* Radoslav Batak , Serbo-Montenegrin football defender* Radoslav Brđanin , Serbian war criminal* Radoslav Hecl , Slovak ice hockey defenceman...
   
   , Radovan, Felícia, Fridolína, Radislava, Radoslava
7. Tomáš
   Thomas (name)
   Thomas is a masculine given name. It is based on the Biblical Greek , which is itself a transcription of the Aramaic "twin", the Hebrew cognate being...
   
   , Tomislav, Tomáška, Tomislava
8. Alan
   Alan (name)
   Alan is a masculine given name in the English language. There are numerous differing etymologies attributed to the name. The name was first introduced into England by Bretons who took part in the Norman Invasion in the 11th century. Today there are numerous variations of Alan, a short form, and...
   
   , Alana
9. Erhard, Františka
10. Branislav
    Branislav (name)
    Branislav is a Czech, Slovak, Serbian, and Slovene given name. It also appears in Polish as Bronisław and Russian as Bronislav. The name is derived from the Slavic elements borni-ti and slav-a and means "warrior"....
    
    , Bratislav, Bronislav
    Branislav (name)
    Branislav is a Czech, Slovak, Serbian, and Slovene given name. It also appears in Polish as Bronisław and Russian as Bronislav. The name is derived from the Slavic elements borni-ti and slav-a and means "warrior"....
    
    , Bruno, Bratislava
11. Angel, Volfram, Angela, Angelika
    Angelica (name)
    Angelica is a female given name. It is pronounced an-jel'-ih-kah in English or ahn-je-lee'-kah in Italian.-Meaning:Angelica comes from the Latin angelicus, "angelic", which in turn is ultimately descended from the Greek άγγελος meaning "of the angels".- Notable Angelicas :*Angélica de Almeida,...
    
    , Algelína, Jurina
12. Gregor, Teofan, Gregora, Gregoria, Gregorína
13. Vlastimil
    Vlastimil
    Vlastimil - is a common Slavic origin given name originating from roots: vlast and mil . Another variant of that name is Vlastislav and Latin form is Patrick. The Czech name days are 17 March and 28 April . The Slovak name day is 13 March...
    
    , Kira, Rozína
14. Matilda
    Matilda (name)
    Matilda is a female name, of Teutonic derivation, derived from words meaning "might, strength" and "battle."...
    
    , Metaneta
15. Agap, Belomír, Rodan, Roderich, Roderik, Torkvát, Agapa, Agapia, Rodana, Roderika, Svetlana
    Svetlana
    Svetlana is a common Slavic female name, deriving from the Russian word свет svet, which translates into English as "light", "shining", "pure", or "holy", depending upon context. The name was coined by Alexander Vostokov and popularized by Vasily Zhukovsky in his eponymous ballade, first published...
    
    
16. Amos, Bolemír, Boleslav, Heribert, Bolemíra
17. Ľuban, Ľuben, Zbignev, Zbyšek, Ľuba, Ľubica
    Ljubica (name)
    Ljubica - is a Slavic origin female given name meaning "love" or "kiss", where -ica is a diminutive suffix. Also, Ljubica means violet, while the actual flower is Ljubičica, a superdiminutive. It is Serbian and Croatian in origin, used throughout the former Yugoslavia.Lyubitsa is the Bulgarian...
    
    
18. Ctislav, Eduard
    Edward
    Edward is an English given name. It is derived from Old English words ead and weard...
    
    , Salvátor, Ctislava, Eduarda
19. Jozef
    Joseph (name)
    Joseph is a name originating from Hebrew, recorded in the Hebrew Bible, as יוֹסֵף, Standard Hebrew Yosef, Tiberian Hebrew and Aramaic Yôsēp̄. In Arabic, including in the Qur'an, the name is spelled يوسف or Yūsuf. The name can be translated from Hebrew יהוה להוסיף Yihoh Lhosif as signifying "YHWH...
    
    , Sibyla
20. Klaudián, Klaudín, Klaudio, Klaudius
    Claudius (disambiguation)
    Claudius, or Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, previously Tiberius Claudius Drusus Nero Germanicus, was the fourth Roman Emperor reigning from January 24, 41 to his death in 54.Claudius may also refer to:...
    
    , Víťazoslav, Víťazoslava
21. Blahoboj, Blahosej, Blahoslav, Radek, Radko
22. Beňadik, Benedikt
    Benedict
    Benedict is a masculine given name. It comes from the Latin benedictus, meaning "blessed".Benedict most commonly refers to Saint Benedict of Nursia, the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict and thereby of Western Monasticism...
    
    , Oktavián
    Octavian (disambiguation)
    Octavian was the name of Julius Caesar Augustus before becoming the Emperor of Rome.Octavian may also refer to:People* Octavian Goga, Romanian politician, poet and playwright* Octavian Belu, Romanian gymnastics coach...
    
    , Oktávius
    Octavius (disambiguation)
    Octavius is a Latin personal name, or praenomen, and also the nomen of the Roman gens Octavia. It may refer to any of various members of that gens.-Persons with the praenomen Octavius:...
    
    , Benedikta, Benilda, Benita, Izolda, Oktávia
23. Adrián, Apián, Dárius, Viktorián, Apia
24. Gabriel
    Gabriel (name)
    Gabriel is a given name or surname derived from the Hebrew name "Gabriel" meaning "able-bodied one of God". It was popularized by the association with the Biblical archangel Gabriel....
    
    
25. Humbert
    Humbert
    Humbert is a Germanic given name, from hun "warrior" and beraht "bright". It also came into use as a surname-Given name:* Emebert or Ablebert Humbert (Latinized Humbertus) is a Germanic given name, from hun "warrior" and beraht "bright". It also came into use as a surname-Given name:* Emebert or...
    
    , Marián
    Marian (given name)
    Marian is a given name, either derived from Marius or Maria .Male:* Marian Foik , Polish athlete* Marián Gáborík, Slovak professional ice hockey player* Marián Hossa, Slovak professional ice hockey player...
    
    , Anunciáta, Irida, Irisa
26. Eman, Emanuel
    Emanuel
    Emanuel, Emmanuel, Emmanuil or Immanuel , may refer to:-People:Royalty* Emanuel I of Portugal * Emanuel II of Portugal * Victor Emmanuel I of Savoy...
    
    , Manuel, Emanuela, Manuela
27. Rupert, Ruprecht, Alena', Dita
28. Ilarion, Soňa
    Sona
    Sona may refer to:* a female name in Armenian* a male name in Bafaw,a tribe from the southwest region of Cameroon* a name in Hindi, in Urdu, and all other Indo-Iranian languages meaning "Gold"...
    
    
29. Miroslav
    Miroslav (given name)
    Miroslav is a Slavic name meaning "peace and glory".-List of people with the given name Miroslav:*Miroslav of Croatia, king of Croatia*Miroslav of Hum, Serbian king of Zahumlje*Miroslav of Podgoria, Serbian Zupan of Podgorica...
    
    , Mieroslav, Bertold
    Berchtold
    Berchtold is a German given name, from berht "bright" and wald "rule". The name comes into fashion in the German High Middle Ages, from about the 11th century...
    
    , Bertolda, Mieroslava
30. Vieroľub, Vieromil, Vieroslav, Vieroslava
    Viera (name)
    Viera is a female given name, similar to Vera. Means "faith" in Slavic elements, though it is sometimes associated with the Latin word verus "true" . Former nickname for Vieroslava...
    
    
31. Benjamín
    Benjamin (name)
    Benjamin is a popular given name for males, derived from Hebrew בנימין translating as "son of my right [hand]". It is often shortened to Ben, and sometimes to Benny, Bennie, Benjy, Benji or "Big Ben". Benjamin is also a patronymic surname...
    
    , Kvído
    Guido
    Guido is a given name of Italian origin also utilised as a given name in Spanish. Guido is derived from the Ancient Germanic Wido. and Latin name Vito...
    
    , Balbína

April

1. Hugo, Hugolín
2. Zita, Áron
3. Richard, Richarda
4. Izidor, Izidora
5. Miroslava, Mira
6. Irena, Irína, Celestín, Ruben, Sixtus, Celestína, Venuša
7. Zoltán, Armand, Herman, Rufínus, Rúfus, Armanda, Rufína, Rumjana
8. Albert, Albertín, Albrecht, Valter, Alberta, Albertína, Albrechta
9. Milena, Erhard, Mileva
10. Igor, Ezechiel, Ivar, Ivor, Radomil, Igora, Radomila
11. Július, Antip,Ariel, Leo, Lev, Ariela, Arleta
12. Estera, Aster, Davorín, Zenon, Astéria
13. Aleš, Artem, Artemon, Artemia, Artemida, Norma
14. Justína, Hrdoslav, Hrdoš, Justín, Davorína, Hrdoslava, Justa
15. Fedor, Fedora
16. Dana, Danica
17. Rudolf, Ralf, Rolf, Rudolfa, Rudolfína
18. Valér, Apolón, Erich, Verner, Ilma
19. Jela, Krescenc, Krescencia
20. Marcel, Hvezdoň
21. Ervín, Abelard, Adelard, Anzelm, Žitoslav, Anzelma, Ervína, Saskia, Žitoslava
22. Slavomír, Slávo, Tvrdomír, Jelena, Noema
23. Vojtech, Amand, Dimitrij, Evarist, Amanda, Demetria
24. Juraj, Adalbert, Roger, Adalberta, Vojtecha, Vojteška
25. Marek, Izmael, Marko, Markus
26. Jaroslava
27. Jaroslav, Aristid, Tulius, Aristída, Tulia
28. Jarmila, Prudencius, Prudencia
29. Lea, Timon
30. Anastázia, Anastáz, Blahomil, Asia, Blahomila, Nasťa, Nastasia

May

1. Amarila, Pamela
2. Žigmund, Atanáz, Atanázia, Aténa
3. Galina, Horác, Desana, Halina, Timea
4. Florián, Flór, Aglája, Floriána, Florína, Pelagia
5. Lesana, Gothard, Pius, Lesia, Pia, Toska
6. Hermína, Ovídius, Radivoj, Tankréd, Elfrída, Frída, Herina, Mineta
7. Monika, Napoleon, Stanimír, Mona
8. Ingrida, Ina, Inga
9. Roland, Rolanda
10. Viktória, Armín, Armína, Beatrica
11. Blažena, Miranda, Svatava
12. Pankrác, Achiles
13. Servác, Chraniboj, Chranibor, Charnislav, Servián, Chranislava, Imelda, Konzuela
14. Bonifác
15. Žofia, Brenda, Raisa, Sofia, Zosia
16. Svetozár, Peregrín, Peregrína
17. Gizela, Andronik, Ditmar, Paskal, Andronika, Paskália
18. Viola
19. Gertrúda, Gerda
20. Bernard, Bernardín, Hviezdoslav, Bernadeta, Bernarda, Bernardína, Hviezdoslava
21. Zina, Dobromír, Hostimil, Hostirad, Hostislav, Hostisvit, Teobald, Dobromíra, Hostimila, Hostislava
22. Júlia, Juliána, Liana, Rita
23. Želmíra, Želimír, Želmír
24. Ela
25. Urban, Vselovod, Vševlad, Vanesa
26. Dušan
27. Iveta, Vadim, Valdemar, Valdemara
28. Viliam, Vilhelm, Elektra, Elma, Vilhelmína
29. Vilma, Elmar, Maxim, Maxima
30. Ferdinand, Neander, Ferdinanda
31. Petrana, Petronela, Petrónius, Blahoslav, Nela, Petrónia

June

1. Žaneta
2. Oxana, Xénia, Erazim, Erazmus, Jaromil, Vlastimila
3. Karolína, Kevin, Lino, Linus, Palmíro, Kaja, Klotilda, Lina, Lineta, Palmíra
4. Lenka, Lena
5. Laura, Dorotej, Fatima, Laurencia, Loreta, Loriána
6. Norbert, Norman, Romulus, Adolfína, Norberta, Perzida
7. Róbert, Borislav, Robin, Teodot, Dalma, Oriána, Róberta, Robina
8. Medard
9. Stanislava, Felicián, Prímus, Vojeslav, Berenika, Vojeslava
10. Margaréta, Gréta
11. Dobroslava, Barnabáš, Dobrava, Dobrota, Dobrotína, Flóra, Pavoslava
12. Zlatko, Svätoslav, Svetislav, Svetoslav, Zlatan, Zlatomír, Zlatoň, Zlatoš, Svätoslava, Svetislava, Svetoslava, Zlatana, Zlatomíra
13. Anton, Genadij, Tobiáš,
14. Vasil, Bazil, Elizej, Kvintilián, Kvintín, Kvintus, Herta, Kvinta, Kvintiliána
15. Vít, Jolana
16. Bianka,Blanka, Benon, Božetech, Alina, Božetecha
17. Adolf, Adolfína
18. Vratislav, Leontín, Milovan, Milovín, Sedrik, Leontína, Milovana
19. Alfréd, Leonid, Leonídas, Leoš, Ruslan, Alfréda
20. Valéria, Florencián, Florentín, Silver, Florencia, Florentína
21. Alojz, Elvis, Lejla
22. Paulína, Achác, Eberhard, Paulín, Paula, Rozvita, Zaira
23. Sidónia, Sidón
24. Ján, Janis, Jaško, Jens, Johan, Jovan, Nino, Sean
25. Tadeáš,Olívia, Olívius, Prosper, Febrónia, Oliva
26. Adriána, Stojan, Adriena, Ria, Riana, Stojana
27. Ladislav, Ladislava,
28. Beáta, Beátus, Slavoj, Bea
29. Pavol
    Paul
    Paul may refer to:*Paul , a given name or surname -Christianity:*Paul the Apostle Paul may refer to:*Paul (name), a given name or surname (includes a list of people with that name)-Christianity:*Paul the Apostle Paul may refer to:*Paul (name), a given name or surname (includes a list of people with...
    
    , Peter, Petra, Pavel, Pavla, Petula
30. Melánia, Vlastibor, Vlastimír, Šárka, Vlastimíra

July

1. Diana, Dean, Dejan, Dina, Zian, Dajana, Deana, Kalina, Tabita, Tajana
2. Berta, Bertín, Bertína
3. Miloslav, Irenej, Miliduch, Milomír, Milorad, Radimír, Rodimír, Radimíra
4. Prokop, Procius, Prokopa
5. Cyril,Metod, Cyrus, Cyrila
6. Patrik, Patrícia, Patrokles
7. Oliver, Donald, Kastor, Veleslav, Velislav, Valibals, Veleslava, Velislava
8. Ivan, Ivo, Kilián, Perikles
9. Lujza, Lukrécius, Lizelota, Lukrécia
10. Amália, Amína, Lada
11. Milota, Milutín
12. Nina, Fortunát, Fortunáta
13. Margita, Arne, Borivoj, Merkéta
14. Kamil
15. Henrich, Egon, Enrik, Enriko, Henrik, Henrika, Lota, Šarlota
16. Drahomír, Karmela, Karmen, Karmena, Rút, Rúta
17. Bohuslav, Božislav, Svorad
18. Kamila
19. Dušana
20. Eliáš, Iľja, Ilia, Eliána, Iliana
21. Daniel, Dan, Dalina
22. Magdaléna, Magda, Mahuliena, Majda
23. Oľga, Apolinár, Libérius, Libor, Liborius, Apolinára, Libora
24. Vladimír, Kinga
25. Jakub, Žakelína
26. Anna, Hana, Aneta, Anica, Anita, Annamária, Naneta
27. Božena, Gorazd, Pantaleon
28. Krištof, Inocent, Svätomír, Svätoš, Inocencia, Nausika, Svätomíra
29. Marta, Olaf, Serafín, Serafa, Serafína
30. Libuša, Abdon, Ingemar, Ingeborga, Ľubuša, Rowena
31. Ignác, Ignát, Vatroslav, Ignácia

August

1. Božidara, Božidar, Ľudomír, Božica, Kleopatra, Ľudomíra, Penelopa, Gábor
2. Gustáv, Gustáva
3. Jerguš, Nikodém, Nikodéma
4. Dominik, Dominika, Krasoslav, Rainer, Krasoslava
5. Hortenzia, Hortenz, Milivoj, Osvald, Snežana
6. Jozefína, Nehoslav, Jozefa
7. Štefánia, Kajetán, Afra, Afrodita, Kajetána, Štefana
8. Oskár, Donát, Hartvig, Virgín, Donáta, Virgínia
9. Ľubomíra, Rastic
10. Vavrinec, Lars, Laurenc, Laurus, Lorenc, Vavro
11. Zuzana, Trojan, Dulcia, Dulcinela, Dulcínia
12. Darina, Dárius, Dária
13. Ľubomír, Hypolit, Kasián, Kasius, Belinda
14. Mojmír, Eusébius, Mojtech, Eusébia
15. Marcela
16. Leonard, Jáchim, Joachim, Linhart, Rochus, Leonarda
17. Milica, Bertram, Bertrand, Hyacint, Libert, Mirón, Hyacinta
18. Elena, Helena, Ilona
19. Lýdia, Vratislava
20. Anabela, Arabela
21. Jana, Johana, Jovana
22. Tichomír, Sigfríd, Tichomil, Tichomíra
23. Filip, Vlastislav, Filipa, Filipína, Vlastislava
24. Bartolomej, Bartolomea
25. Ľudovít, Ludvig, Radim, Ľudovíta
26. Samuel, Samo, Zemfír, Samuela, Tália, Zemfíra
27. Silvia, Silvio, Silvius
28. Augustín, August, Augusta, Augustína, Gustína
29. Nikola, Nikolaj, Koleta, Nikoleta
30. Ružena, Ružica
31. Nora, Rajmund, Ramón, Rajmunda, Ramona

September

1. Drahoslava, Egid, Egídius
2. Linda, Absolón, Axel, Justus, Ermelinda, Melinda, Rebeka
3. Belo, Antim, Klélia
4. Rozália, Kandid, Mojžiš, Rozalín, Rozálio, Kandida, Róza, Rozeta, Rozita, Rusalka
5. Regína, Bojan, Bojimír, Bojislav, Borimír, Branimír, Chotimír, Justinián, Otakar, Regan, Regulus, Viktorín, Bojana, Bojimíra, Boislava, Branimíra, Budislava, Chotimíra, Larisa
6. Alica
   Alice (given name)
   Alice is a feminine given name used primarily in English, French, and Italian. It is a shortened form of the Old French Adelais, which is derivation from the Germanic name Adalheidis, from the Germanic word elements adal, meaning noble and heid, meaning type...
   
   , Brian, Magnus, Mansvét, Zachariáš, Bria
7. Marianna, Mariana
8. Miriama, Miriana
9. Martina, Gordan, Gordián, Gordon, Omar, Gordana, Rea, Tina
10. Oleg, Honór, Vitold, Honóra, Krasava, Vitolda
11. Bystrík, Prótus, Zdislav, Helga, Zdislava
12. Mária, Maja, Manon, Manona, Marica, Mariela, Marieta, Marika, Marila, Mariola, Marlena, Marusia
13. Ctibor, Amát, Amátus, Stibor, Sven, Amáta
14. Ľudomil, Dragan, Dragutín, Drahan, Drahotín, Ľudomila, Radka, Serena
15. Jolana, Melisa, Melita
16. Ľudmila, Duňa
17. Olympia, Lambert, Záviš
18. Eugénia, Ariadna
19. Konštantín, Trofín, Konstancia, Konštantína
20. Ľuboslav,Ľuboslava, Eustach, Filibert, Liboslav, Eustachia, Liboslava
21. Matúš, Ifigénia, Mirela
22. Móric, Maurícius, Maurus
23. Zdenka, Polyxénia, Tekla, Zdena
24. Ľubor, Ľuboš, Terenc
25. Vladislav, Vladivoj, Eufrozina, Fruzína, Vladislava
26. Edita, Edina
27. Cyprián, Damián, Kozmas, Damiána, Mirabela
28. Václav, Chariton, Kariton, Václava
29. Michal, Michaela, Michael, Michala
30. Jarolím, Hieronym, Jeremiáš, Jarolíma, Ráchel, Ráchela, Una

October

1. Arnold, Remig, Remus, Arnolda, Belina
2. Levoslav, Leodegar, Levoslava, Dugo
3. Stela, Amadeus, Evald, Amadea
4. František, Edvin, Fraňo
5. Viera, Blahomír, Placid, Blahomíra, Karitína, Placida
6. Natália
7. Eliška
8. Brigita, Brit, Brita
9. Dionýz, Dionýzia
10. Slavomíra, Gedeon, Záboj, Krasomila
11. Valentína, Belín, Zvonimír, Zvonislav, Bruna, Brunhilda, Luneta, Selena, Zvonimíra, Zvonislava
12. Maximilián, Max, Maximiliána
13. Koloman, Edgar
14. Boris, Borislav, Kalist, Borislava, Kalista
15. Terézia, Tereza
16. Vladimíra, Gál, Havel, Havla
17. Hedviga, Jadviga
18. Lukáš
19. Kristián, Christián, Izák, Christiána, Kristiána
20. Vendelín, Eunika, Vendelína
21. Uršuľa, Anatol, Anatólia, Antília
22. Sergej, Dobromil, Sergius, Zdravomil, Kordula, Korduľa, Pribislava, Saloma, Saloména, Solomia
23. Alojzia, Žitomír
24. Kvetoslava, Aretas, Cvetan, Gilbert, Harold, Herald, Krasomil, Kvetoň, Kvetoslav, Rafael, Šalamún, Areta, Cvetana, Gilberta, Kveta, Kvetana, Kvetava, Rafaela
25. Aurel, Krišpín, Vojmír, Zosim, Živan, Živko, Dália, Vojmíra, Živa, Živana
26. Demeter, Amand, Dimitrij, Evarist, Amanda, Demetria
27. Sabína, Horislav, Hromislav, Horislava, Hromislava, Sabrina, Zoa, Zoana
28. Dobromila, Júda, Judáš
29. Klára, Narcis, Zenob, Klarisa, Narcisa, Zenóbia
30. Šimon, Simona, Arzen, Asen, Simon, Asena, Simoneta, Šimona
31. Aurélia, Stacho, Volfgang

November

1. Denis, Denisa
2. Cézar, Cezária
3. Hubert
4. Karol
   Charles
   Charles is a given name for males and is borrowed from the French form of the Latin Carolus Charles is a given name for males and is borrowed from the French form of the Latin Carolus...
   
   , Džesika, Jesika, Karola, Skarleta
5. Imrich, Emerich, Imriška
6. Renáta, Renát, Renáto, Renátus
7. René, Engelbert
8. Bohumír, Bohumíra
9. Teodor, Orest, Teo, Teodorik, Teodoz, Deodata, Tea, Teodora, Teodózia
10. Tibor, Tiber, Meluzína, Tibora
11. Martin
    Martin (name)
    Martin may either be a surname or given name.Martin is a common given and family name in most European languages. It comes from the Latin name Martinus, which is a late derived form of the name of the Roman god Mars, the protective godhead of the Latins...
    
    , Martinián, Marrow, Maroš
12. Svätopluk, Astrid, Jonáš, Astrida
13. Stanislav
14. Irma, Juventín, Mladen, Mladoň, Mladotín, Ima, Juventína, Mladena, Mladotína
15. Leopold, Leopolda, Leopoldína
16. Agnesa, Otmar, Agneša, Inéza
17. Klaudia, Klodeta
18. Eugen, Platón
19. Alžbeta, Betina, Elizabeta, Lila, Liliana, Líza
20. Félix, Filemon, Homér
21. Elvíra, Ctirad, Ctirada
22. Cecília, Cecilián, Šejla
23. Klement, Klementín, Kliment, Kolumbín, Klementína, Kolumbína
24. Emília, Milín, Milina
25. Katarína
    Katherine (given name)
    Katherine is a feminine name, which is popular in historically Christian countries, owing to its having been the name of one of the first Christian saints, Catherine of Alexandria.-Origin and meaning:...
    
    , Katrina
26. Kornel, Valerián
27. Milan, Nestor, Virgil, Milana
28. Henrieta, Gerhard, Tristan, Desdemona, Eta
29. Vratko, Saturnín, Zaida
30. Ondrej
    Andrew
    Andrew is the English form of a given name and surname common in many countries. Alternatives include André, Andrey, Andrei, Andrej, András, Andrés, Andreas, Andreu, Anders and Endrew. ‘Andrew’ is a common name in English-speaking countries. In the 1990s it was among the top ten most popular names...
    
    , Andrej
    Andrew
    Andrew is the English form of a given name and surname common in many countries. Alternatives include André, Andrey, Andrei, Andrej, András, Andrés, Andreas, Andreu, Anders and Endrew. ‘Andrew’ is a common name in English-speaking countries. In the 1990s it was among the top ten most popular names...
    
    , Andreas
    Andrew
    Andrew is the English form of a given name and surname common in many countries. Alternatives include André, Andrey, Andrei, Andrej, András, Andrés, Andreas, Andreu, Anders and Endrew. ‘Andrew’ is a common name in English-speaking countries. In the 1990s it was among the top ten most popular names...
    
    

December

1. Edmund, Edmunda, Elza
2. Bibiána, Budimír, Budislav, Budimíra, Viviána
3. Oldrich, Sofron, Xavér, Sofrónia, Xavéria
4. Barbora, Babeta, Barbara, Barica
5. Oto, Gerald, Otakar, Otokar, Geralda, Geraldína, Jitka, Ota, Sáva
6. Mikuláš, Nikita, Niko, Nikolas, Mikuláška
7. Ambróz, Amarant, Amaranta, Ambrózia
8. Marina
9. Izabela, Dalila, Leokádia
10. Radúz, Herbert
11. Hilda, Hildegard, Hildegarda
12. Otília, Spiridon, Dília, Odeta
13. Lucia, Rosan, Rosana, Roxana
14. Branislava, Bronislava, Broňa
15. Ivica, Detrich, Radan, Radana
16. Albína, Bela, Teofánia
17. Kornélia, Lazár, Kora, Korina
18. Sláva, Gracián, Grácia, Graciána, Slavislava
19. Judita, Abrahám, Mstislav, Neméz, Ita, Mstislava, Neméza
20. Dagmara, Dag, Dagobert, Daga, Damara
21. Bohdan
22. Adela, Ada, Adelaida, Adelgunda, Adelína, Adina, Alida
23. Nadežda, Naďa
24. Adam
    Adam (name)
    -People with the given name Adam:* Adam of Ebrach , German abbot and historian* Adam , Spanish churchman* Adam , stage name of Mohd Aizam Mat Saman...
    
    , Eva, Evamária, Evelína, Gaja, Gajana, Geja
25. -
26. Štefan
    Stephen
    Stephen or Steven is a masculine first name, derived from the Greek name Στέφανος meaning "crown, garland", in turn from the Greek word "στέφανος", meaning "wreath, crown, honour, reward", literally "that which surrounds or encompasses". In ancient Greece a wreath was given to the winner of a...
    
    
27. Filoména, Filomén
28. Ivana, Ivona, Iva
29. Milada,Jonatán, Miladín, Nátan, Natanel
30. Dávid, Lotar
31. Silvester, Horst