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Svitlana
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Svetlana
English
Etymology
en uk Світла́на, from ru свет light. Made up by Alexander Vostokov in 1802, later borrowed into English and other languages.
Proper noun
en female, common in Slavic nations in which Orthodox Christianity is established.
Related terms
en Lana
en Sveta
Translations
female given name
Armenian: hy Սվետլանա
Belarusian: be Святла́на f, be Сьвятла́на f Taraškievica
Bulgarian: bg Светла́на f
Czech: cs Světlana f
Georgian: ka სვეტლანა
German: de Swetlana f
Greek: el Σβετλάνα f
Macedonian: mk Светлана f
Polish: pl Świetlana f, pl Swietłana f
Russian: ru Светла́на
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: sh Светлана f, sh Свијетлана f
Latin: sh Svetlana f, sh Svijetlana f
Slovak: sk Svetlana f
Slovene: sl Svetlana f
Swedish: sv Svitlana f
Ukrainian: uk Світлана f
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