Croatian Baby Boy Names With Meanings
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Our collection includes a wide variety of Croatian Baby Boy Names - ranging from traditional and religious names to modern, trendy, and cute options. Whether you're looking for short and sweet names or something easy to pronounce, this list will help you find the perfect name for your baby Boy!
You can browse all Croatian baby Boy names alphabetically, along with their meanings, and filter them by different categories. Click on any name to learn more about its meaning and origin.
Croatian Baby Boy Names by Alphabet
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Croatian Baby Names for Boys List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Slovene form of Alyosha, meaning helper or defender | ||
Famous Warrior | ||
A famous warrior. | ||
Croatian form of Andrew, meaning manly or masculine. | ||
Croatian form of Andrew, meaning warrior or manly. | ||
Croatian form of Antonio, meaning worthy of praise. | ||
One who is invaluable. | ||
Ba'al protect the king. | ||
Croatian form of Bartholomew meaning son of Talmai. | ||
Croatian form of Bartholomew, meaning ploughman. | ||
A gentle, mild and blessed boy. | ||
Variant of Blago, meaning a mild, gentle and blessed boy. | ||
Battle glory. | ||
Croatian word for sheep. | ||
Croatian form of Damian, meaning to tame. | ||
Valley or a person from Denmark. | ||
Croatian form of Darius, meaning to possess. | ||
A mythological name, meaning god of war. | ||
A variant of Daniel, meaning God is my judge. | ||
Sovereign, lord, patron or organizer. | ||
The one who loves the earth. | ||
Domagoj is derived from the Slavic elements domu, which means home and gojiti, which means grow, heal, and nurture. | ||
Croatian form of Dorian, meaning child of the sea. | ||
One who is clever. | ||
One who is dear and precious. | ||
Dear and beloved one. | ||
Grove or tree. | ||
Duko is derived from Doede, meaning a famous wolf. | ||
Work-power | ||
Croatian form of Francis, meaning freeman. | ||
Croatian form of Frances, meaning free man. | ||
Croatian form of Gabriel, meaning God is my strong man. | ||
One who is watchful and alert. | ||
A watchful and vigilant man. | ||
'Derived from the Croatian word Hrvat meaning 'Croat'.' | ||
Croatian form of Elijah, meaning my God is Yahweh. | ||
A miracle | ||
One who is clean and immune. | ||
A form of John, meaning God is gracious. | ||
Graced by Yahweh | ||
Bow of the warrior. | ||
One who is named after the Adriatic sea | ||
One who is like the Adriatic sea | ||
Maple tree | ||
A diminutive of Jeromin. | ||
One who is saved from the harm, a holy name. | ||
Croatian version of Joseph, meaning God will add. | ||
Croatian version of George, meaning farmer or earth worker. | ||
Croatian form of Simon, meaning farmer. | ||
Karlo means Man with Armor | ||


