A Genealogist's Guide to Eastern European Names

You'll love this if…

• You have ancestry in Bulgaria, Czech Republic/ Slovak Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania,  Poland, Romania, or Ukraine  
• You want to learn naming patterns and traditions that could affect your search for ancestors in Eastern Europe
• You want to understand the spellings and meanings of Eastern European names

Genealogists understand the value of a name and all the family history information names can provide. Now you can learn more about the Eastern European names in your family tree with this comprehensive guide. Discover the meaning of Eastern European names. 

You’ll also find:

• Eastern European naming patterns and traditions 
• Eastern European emigration patterns 
• A pronunciation guide for the names  

The names are presented in a dictionary-style format, making it easy to look up Eastern European names and their meanings. Here's a sample listing to illustrate how the entries are laid out for quick reference:
Stefana (Gr) a crown 
Miroslava (MEER-oh-slah-vah) peace; glory; Mirka (MEER-kah)
Tomáš (TOH-mahsh) (H) twin; Tomik