What do you think about Slavic names?

[Pribislav]

In my native village in Dalmatia on Venetian census in 1735 most of names were of Slavic origin: Radivoj, Milan, Vučen, Bogoje, Vujica, Vujko, Radojica, Milovan, Obrad, Cvijo, Božo, Milin, Radota, Miliša, Vuleta, Stojiša, Ostoja, Rade, Radiša, Radovan, Sava, Radav, Milosav, Vujo, Vido, Vujin, Petko, Stoja, Vučeta, Janko, Nenko, Veselin, Radan, Novak...

Many of these names disappeared later, and in the last 150 years was domination of Christian names.

[Aldaris]

Likes.
Male Names: Stojan, Dragan, Ljpcho, Milos, Zoran, Blagoja, Goran, Darko, Vladislav, Nedeljko, Predrag.

Female Names: Luba, Zora, Vera, Vesna, Mira, Rada, Slavica, Zhivka.

I think All Slavic names sound nice.

'Goran' sounds like a villain from some pixilated side-scrolling shooter.

[Bosniensis]

Constantine is a nice name and is very common here in Hellas.

Yes but the variants of that name are dead, it became popular thanks to Constantine the Great probably.

But Constans, Constantius, Constantia etc.. did not survive

[Ülev]

Constantine, Constantine.... Kostya Костя https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A...82%D0%B8%D0%BD

[Ayetooey]

They are cool; my name is slavic.

[Ülev]

They are cool; my name is slavic.

Ayetujslav ?

[Ayetooey]

Ayetujslav ?

[Mens-Sarda]

Thinking to Slavic names I can only remember just few of them like : Boris, Igor, Ivan, Vladimir, Olga, Svetlana, Natasha

[Ülev]

Thinking to Slavic names I can only remember just few of them like : Boris, Igor, Ivan, Vladimir, Olga, Svetlana, Natasha

to me only those two with Slavic roots, meaning all Slavs will be able to understand "mir" and "svetlo"

[Mikula]

to me only those two with Slavic roots, meaning all Slavs will be able to understand "mir" and "svetlo"

Yes, Igor and Olga is of Scandinavian, Ivan Semitic and Boris Turkic(?) origin