Ljubinko

Ljubinko represents a Croatian, Macedonian, and Serbian variant of the name Ljubisa. Translated into English, this first name means 'the loving one', 'the love', and 'the beloved'.

What does the name Ljubinko mean?

The name Ljubinko finds its roots in the Old Slavic language and is a form of Ljubisa. Its literal translation into English is 'the loving one', 'the love', and 'the beloved'. The origin can be traced back to the Old Slavic words ljuby (любꙑ), which means 'to love', 'to like', 'to please', or 'to be pleasant', as well as ljuba (Љу́ба), which means 'the love'. The name became famous through Libuše, a legendary ancestor of the Přemyslid dynasty and the Czech people; she is considered the youngest daughter of the mythical Bohemian ruler Krok. Other variants include Ljuben, Lyuben, Ljuban, Lubor, Luben, and Ljubisav.

Where does the name Ljubinko come from?

Ljubinko is a masculine first name with Old Slavic origins, meaning 'the loving one'.

How do you pronounce Ljubinko?

Ljubinko is pronounced like 'Lyubinko', with the 'Lju' sounding soft.

When is the name day of Ljubinko?

The name days for Ljubinko are September 13 and September 24.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the boy's name Ljubinko ranks 6,166th in the official list of the most common first names, with a total of 30 bearers. The distribution in Germany and Austria shows that Ljubinko occurs more frequently in certain regions. In Germany, it is found 33.3% in Bavaria, Hesse, and Saxony. In Austria, it is found 50% in Burgenland and Upper Austria.

Famous people

• Ljubinko Drulovic (Yugoslav football player)