The country has a Christian and Muslim (sometimes called Pomak) population and names are taken from both religions. Slavonic borrowings are also used.
| Alexander | Alibrahim | Andrei |
| Andrey | Angelar | Aspanuch |
| Boleslav | Boris | Bulchru |
| Christo | Closimir | Daniel |
| Dimitar | Dimiter | Dimitur |
| Emil | Filip | Galin |
| Gavril | Gedeon | Georgi |
| Georgiu | Gorazd | Grisha |
| Halid | Hassan | Henrim |
| Hikmet | Hristo | Ilian |
| Illan | Ivaylo | Jivko |
| Kosta | Krasimir | Krassimir |
| Kristo | Krum | Luboslav |
| Manouch | Mehmet | Milko |
| Nikolay | Pencho | Pentcho |
| Petar | Petko | Rimvidas |
| Sabas | Sali | Sava |
| Simeon | Symeon | Tervel |
| Timotei | Todor | Trifon |
| Tzanko | Vlado | Vulko |
| Yany | Zhan | Zhelyu |
| Zlatko |
| Alekko | Dessislava | Ekaterina |
| Eliza | Ilyana | Inessa |
| Iurka | Iva | Lillia |
| Manuella | Maria | Mila |
| Monika | Nora | Penka |
| Petia | Petya | Rahil |
| Roumiana | Rumiana | Svetla |
| Tereza | Venelina | Zlatka |
This collection of names was compiled by Kate Monk and is ©1997, Kate Monk.
Copies may be made for personal use only.