Similar Names For Bogoljub

• bode

  messenger
• Bode

  Scandinavian - Sheltered; A variation of name Bodi; A contraction of name Boden, Scandinavian - Sheltered, A variation of name Bodi, A contraction of name Boden
• bonar

  bonar, as young is the name of old french origin, and the importance of bonar is a "gentle, civilized". from the french word "casual elegant. in english, the "casual-elegant" now means something closer to "casual" or "urban", as personified by fred astaire. british politicians and bonar law.
• bohemond

  bohemond as a girl's name is of italian origin. bohemond, prince of antioch (11. century), was a crusader and one of the main leaders of the first crusade, which was ruled by the nobles.
• bond

  bond as a young man, name of middle english old english origin, and the importance of linking "farmers". in the middle of the english word "trolley" (of german origin) or old english "bunda". transferred use of the surname. known through the peephole and his line of "bond, james bond. james bond.",of loyalty, of obligation,farmer, farmer,farmer farmer
• Bond

  One who is a peasant who forks on a farm, One who is a peasant who forks on a farm
• Bora

  Snow; Excellent; Brave, Snow, Excellent, Brave
• bourbon

  bourbon as a young man by the name. place-name: the county of kentucky, where the liquor is made. originally the surname of the royal family of france and spain.
• bowie

  bowie as a name of children of scottish-gaelic and the origin, and the meaning of bowie is "blond". colonel james bowie, scout and author of the knife, use their name. former baseball commissioner bowie kuhn.,emblem of the city,hair yellow
• Bowie

  yellow haired Boy or blond haired Boy, yellow haired Boy or blond haired Boy
• boyd

  blonde,blonde,boyd how to a girl's name is pronounced boyd. is of scotland, and of the origin gaelic. transferred use of the irish and scottish surname. it can be a place, name of the scottish isle of bute, known in gaelic as "bod". possibly, also in relation with the galician "buidhe", meaning "yellow, blonde". the name was initially used as a surname in scotland in the 13th century. the actor boyd gaines.,son's hair yellow
• Boyd

  one with yellow hair, one with yellow hair
• boyne

  boyne, as a name of children and of irish or gaelic origin, and the meaning of boyne is "white cow". also a historical town in ireland: in the battle of the boyne in 1690, in which the king's protestant king william iii defeated the catholic church and the king james ii, after france, he fled, so that the consolidation of the monarchy protestant.,white cow
• botan

  peony
• bodi

  god save the king
• bohan

  victorious