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Subject:	Re: Bosnian names
Author:	Dejan (guest, 81.93.82.35)
Date:	July 26, 2004 at 3:57:40 PM
Reply to:	Bosnian names by Erin

Emira and Ismeta are female forms of male names. Look for their meanings (Emir, Ismet).
Jasna is not Bosnian name only. It is Slavic name and means "Clear". Serbs use this name also.
Nadja is not Bosnian name at all. It is Russian. Serbo-Croatian version is Nada and means "Hope".
Danijela is not Bosnian name at all. It is an adaptation of Daniela, an ancient Hebrew name.

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Messages in this thread:

Bosnian names - Erin Dec 16 2003, 9:14:06 PM
- Re: Bosnian names - Dejan Jul 26 2004, 3:57:40 PM
- Re: Bosnian names - Danijela Jun 25 2004, 4:47:36 AM
- Re: Bosnian names - austin Jun 3 2004, 6:26:42 AM
- Re: Bosnian names - adrijano Mar 19 2004, 8:13:07 PM
- Re: Bosnian names - melanie Jan 12 2004, 12:13:27 AM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Amra Feb 11 2004, 8:05:02 AM
- Re: Bosnian names - Ena Jan 8 2004, 7:33:28 AM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Aleksej Jan 22 2004, 2:35:17 PM
- Re: Bosnian names - Alex Jan 1 2004, 11:59:27 PM
  - Re: Bosnian names - vildana Jun 22 2004, 8:46:01 PM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Aleksej Jan 22 2004, 2:37:24 PM
- Re: Bosnian names - Maria Dec 18 2003, 2:17:51 PM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Jasna Apr 1 2004, 3:57:21 AM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Jasna Mar 16 2004, 8:27:41 AM
- Re: Bosnian names - Jordan Dec 16 2003, 9:54:06 PM
  - Re: Bosnian names - Jessica Feb 10 2004, 3:48:20 PM
    - Re: Bosnian names - brie Jul 3 2004, 9:22:11 PM
    - Re: Bosnian names - alper Mar 26 2004, 9:30:55 AM

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