Zlata

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Linguists believe that the name Zlata arose among Ashkenazi Jews, on the territory of modern Czech Republic. Further, the name spread throughout the habitat of this people. https://namehistory.su/zlata/
― Anonymous User  2/25/2022
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Zlata is also Bulgarian. The diminutive form of Zlata in Bulgarian is Zlatka. The name day for Zlata in Bulgaria is October 18. [noted -ed]
― glacier_bear_82  4/1/2021
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Usages: Hungarian(Information from name #351227 originally submitted by user epresvanilia)
― Anonymous User  12/29/2020
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The Polish version of this name is Złota/Zlota. While it was sometimes used in the 18th and 19th century, especially among the Jewish population, it has disappeared completely now.
― Anonymous User  10/1/2018
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This name is also rather popular in Russia. [noted -ed]
― Jogitta  2/19/2011
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It is also used in Russia Ukraine Belarus, since it is a Slavic name, much more frequently now then before. It means "golden". [noted -ed]
― Anonymous User  2/13/2011
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Zlata is also the Czech and Slovak form.
― Karcoolka  1/28/2008
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Zlata is also the Czech and Slovak form.
― Maggie_Simpson  6/4/2007
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