Smiljka

The first name Smiljka is a form of the name Smilja and is primarily used in Croatia and Slovenia. Translated, it means 'the straw flower' or 'the everlasting flower'.

What does the name Smiljka mean?

Smiljka is a female first name that is derived from the Croatian and Slovenian name Smilja. Its metaphorical meaning is 'the straw flower' or 'the everlasting flower'. The origins lie in the Old Slavic word smiľŭ or smilje (Смиље), which means 'everlasting', 'eternal', and 'immortal'. An alternative form of the name is Smiljana.

Where does the name Smiljka come from?

The name Smiljka has Old Slavic roots and means 'the straw flower'. The etymology comes from the Old Slavic composition smiľŭ or smilje (Смиље), which means 'everlasting', 'eternal', and 'immortal' (in relation to flowers). The languages in which the name occurs are Croatian and Slovenian.

How do you pronounce Smiljka?

S-meel-yka

When is the name day of Smiljka?

The name day for Smiljka is celebrated on July 25.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the first name Smiljka ranks 5,499th in the official list of the most common first names. A total of 43 people bear this name. Distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Smiljka is more prevalent in certain regions, including: In Germany (2) 50.0% in Baden-Württemberg and 50.0% in Lower Saxony; in Austria (2) 50.0% in Burgenland and 50.0% in Vorarlberg; in Switzerland (3) 33.3% in Geneva, 33.3% in Vaud, and 33.3% in Zug.