Names of Renaissance Croatia

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These are some names given to babies born in Croatia from 1550 to 1600, according to the Croatian Church Books. Names with only one-letter differences, whether related or not, are grouped together. They are not divided by gender and are listed in alphabetical order.

Albertic
Anastansium
Angelica
Anna/Anda
Anto/Anta
Antonius
Catharina
Cattherinam/Catherinam
Chotubinam
Clera/Clara
Dominiciam
Doroteam
Dorothea
Franceschinam
Franciscum
Franco
Gaspo
Georgius
Georgriam
Georgy
Gevonima
Gieorgiu
Gio
Giugina
Giulio
Gregorium/Gregoriu/Gregorius
Helenam
Hellena
Herburalem
Hierm
Hieromina
Hieronymu
Hjoronimam/Hieronimam
Ivan
Jacobum
Joanem
Joanna
Joannem/Joannes
Johaem
Josip
Jseppo
Kate
Latm
Lua
Luana/Luane
Luaniaco
Lucam/Luca
Lutiam/Luciam
Maddna
Marco
Mare
Margaritam
Margta/Margtam
Maria/Mariam
Mathiam/Matthiam
Matul
Mattheu/Matheum
Mattio
Matto
Michaelem
Nadal
Nico
Nicolina
Nicolo
Orsa
Pasqua
Pasquale
Pasqualin
Patrini
Paula
Petrum
Pietro
Quicino
Silvestru
Simonem
Stephanum
Stipan
Thomam
Tomaso
Urusullam
Velals
Vicenza
Vincentiam



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