Zdislava

Zdislava is a girl's name that is primarily common in Slovakia and the Czech Republic and is regarded as the feminine form of Zdislav. In a figurative sense, the name can be translated as 'created in glory' and 'the glory of creation'.

What does the name Zdislava mean?

The name Zdislava, considered the feminine variant of Zdislav, has its roots in Old Slavic. It is composed of the elements zídati (зи́дати), meaning 'to build', 'to create', or 'to construct', and sláva (сла́ва), which stands for 'glory', 'honor', or 'esteem'. Zdislava became known through the Czech Saint Zdislava Berka, who lived in the 13th century. Variants of the name include Zdzislawa and Zdzislaw.

Where does the name Zdislava come from?

Zdislava is an ancient Slavic girl's name, meaning 'created with glory'. The word components zídati (зи́дати) and sláva (сла́ва) also come from Old Slavic and mean 'to build' and 'the glory', respectively. The names are common in Slovak and Czech languages.

How do you pronounce Zdislava?

Zdislava is pronounced approximately as 'Zdis-lava'.

When is the name day of Zdislava?

The name day for Zdislava is celebrated on January 29 and November 28.

Popularity

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