Top Bulgarian Baby Girl Names Ending With A

Bulgarian form of Alice, meaning of the nobility.

A name created by Bulgarian writer Yordan Yovkov for his drama 'Albena'.

Bulgarian version of Anastasia, meaning to resurrect.

A form of Angela, meaning angel.

Bulgarian version of Biljana, meaning herb.

Derived from the South Slavic word biser pearl.

A noble woman

Feminine form of Blagun, meaning sweet, pleasant of blessed.

Feminine form of Borislav, meaning famous battle.

Bulgarian form of Bojana, meaning battle.

Feminine form of Boyko, meaning battle.

Bulgarian feminine form of Bozidar, meaning divine gift.

Feminine form of Branimir, meaning peaceful world.

Glory or finding glory

Bulgarian form of Deborah, meaning bee.

Feminine form of Andon, meaning priceless.

They are famous people and happy beings

A trusted individual; a Fir tree

it means to work hard.

Bulgarian feminine form of Evangelos, meaning messenger

Good glory

Bulgarian word for sapling.

The one who does plantation and harvesting.

Feminine form of Grozdan, meaning grapes.

Iakobina is the Bulgarian version of Jaclyn and means God will add.

Bulgarian word for primrose.

A feminine form of Elijah. Means the Lord is my God.

Bulgarian word meaning descendant.

Iosefina is the Bulgarian form of Josephine and means May Jehovah add.

'Iskra is derived from a South Slavic word meaning 'spark'.'

God is gracious

The name Kalina means Like a Flower in Slavic, in Aboriginal orgins the name means To Love

Katerina means The Pure and the Clear

Feminine form of Krasimir. It means beautiful peace.

Russian cognate og Lily, folwer lily

Spanish for Flower

A woman sweet as a raspberry

Bulgarian form of Madeline. It means from Magdala.

Bulgarian form of Michaela, meaning Who is like God.

Black

Sunday in Bulgarian language.

Showy yellow or orange flowers.

Feminine form of Ognyan, meaning fiery.

Rose or joy

Feminine form of Radoslav, meaning eager glory.

One who is like a little dew drop

Dew drops on a rose flower

Rose, rose flower.

Feminine form of Rumen, meaning ruddy or red cheeked.