This section was compiled before the division of the country into two states but as they have closely related languages, first names are very similar. They are often vernacular forms of Western saints' names but, similarly to Polish, there are a number of Slavonic dithematic names. As in other Slavonic languages such as Russian and Polish, pet forms of names are used in most everyday situations. They are formed by adding a new ending to part of the original name.
| Main index | Contents of Onomastikon |
| Eastern Europe index | Other Eastern European names |
| History | A short historical background |
| Rulers | Moldavia, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary |
| Slavic | Names of Slavic origin |
| Biblical | Names of Biblical origin |
| Latin | Names of Latin origin |
| Greek | Names of Greek origin |
| Germanic | Names of Germanic origin |
| Czech | Surnames from the Czech Republic |
| Slovak | Surnames from Slovakia |
| Czechoslovakia | Surnames, Carpatho-Rusyn, Galatia |
This collection of names was compiled by Kate Monk and is ©1997, Kate Monk.
Copies may be made for personal use only.