Male
- Alen
- Bernard
- Bogdan
- Branislav
- Branko
- Brcko
- Bricije
- Časlav
- Danilo
- Darijo
- Dragoslav
- Ezekija
- Ezra
- Filip
- Grgur
- Jered
- Kir
- Kvirin
- Lovorko
- Lovrenco
- Lovro
- Marijan
- Marjan
- Matija
- Mihej
- Mirko
- Moisije
- Moše
- Njegoslav
- Pero
- Petar
- Rejmond
- Sanjin
- Silverije
- Silvije
- Silvijo
- Silvio
- Stanimir
- Tadija
- Teodor
- Tihomir
- Vid
- Šalomoun
- Šet
Female
- Ana
- Anđela
- Antonia
- Antonija
- Barbara
- Bernarda
- Bogdana
- Branislava
- Branka
- Danica
- Daniela/Danijela
- Daria
- Darija
- Darinka
- Dijana
- Dorotea
- Dunja
- Edita
- Ela
- Ella
- Ema
- Emma
- Eva
- Evangelina
- Faustina
- Filipa
- Franka
- Gabriela
- Gabrijela
- Hana
- Ida
- Ines
- Josipa
- Karina
- Karla
- Katarina
- Klara
- Korina
- Kristina
- Lara
- Laura
- Lea
- Leona
- Lorena
- Lovorka
- Lucija
- Luna
- Magdalena
- Maja
- Manuela
- Marija
- Marijana
- Marina
- Marta
- Martina
- Matea
- Mia
- Mihaela
- Mina
- Mirela
- Mirka
- Monika
- Nada
- Nija
- Nikolina
- Nina
- Patricia
- Patricija
- Petra
- Petrina
- Rita
- Roksana
- Sanja
- Sara
- Silvija
- Smaragda
- Stela
- Talija
- Tamara
- Teodora
- Valentina
- Veronika
- Vesela
- Viktorija
- Zara
- Zora
I’m Croatian and I’ve never heard half of these names…so…ehm, no.
Just because you never heard of half of them doesn’t mean they weren’t used in the past 😉