Srdana

The name Srdana, also spelled Srđana, is the feminized variant of the Yugoslav first name Srdan.

What does the name Srdana mean?

Srdana is the feminine form of Srdan and is often interpreted as 'the Angry One'. This meaning may be derived from the ancient Slavic word sŕdit (ср́дит), which means 'angry'. Additionally, Srdana is occasionally regarded as a Serbo-Croatian variant of the name Sergia, which has its origins in the Roman family name Sergius and likely stems from Etruscan roots. Literally translated, Sergia could mean 'from the lineage of the Sergii' and may also encompass 'the servant' or 'the court servant'. The exact origin is unclear but may be derived from Etruscan, where the word sergĭus means 'the servant', 'the slave', or 'the attendant'.

Where does the name Srdana come from?

Srdana is a female first name with ancient Slavic and Etruscan origins and carries the meaning 'the Angry One'. The ancient Slavic term sŕdit (ср́дит) stands for 'angry', while the Etruscan sergĭus means 'the servant', 'the slave', or 'the attendant'. The name is widespread in various languages, including Bosnian, Yugoslav, Croatian, Serbian, Serbo-Croatian, and other Slavic dialects.

How do you pronounce Srdana?

Sur-dana

When is the name day of Srdana?

Srdana celebrates her name day on September 8, September 25, and October 7.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the girl's name Srdana ranks 24,004th among the most common first names, with a total of 4 bearers. The distribution of the name is as follows: In Germany, Srdana is particularly common in the federal states of Berlin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and Saxony, each with 33.3%.