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[trivher.livejournal.com]

What are your name days? Found here

*Note* Look up your birthdate not name.



Bulgarian: Evgeni, Evgeniya 
Czech: Adam, Eva
Estonian: Aadam, Eeva, Eevi, Eva, Eve, Eveli, Evelin, Evi, Iivi, Ivi, Ivika, Tammo, Tamur 
Finnish: Aatami, Eeva 
French: Adèle 
German: None
Greek: Evgenia 
Hungarian: Ádám, Éva 
Latvian: Adams, Ieva 
Lithuanian: Adomas, Girstautas, Ieva, Minvyde 
Polish: Ada, Adam, Adamina, Adela, Ewa, Ewelin, Ewelina, Godzisława, Grzegorz, Grzymisława, Hermina, Herminia, Irma, Irmina, Zenobiusz 
Russian: None
Slovak: Adam, Eva
Swedish: Eva

I like Eva & Eve.

Comments

[ewaeva.livejournal.com]

I'm a little confused by your post - is one of these your name, or did you type in your birthday and find the names associated with it?
Your name day is actually the day of the year that is associated with your own name. My name is Eva, so my name day is Dec. 24. In my culture (Polish) we actually celebrate name days, and everyone always forgot mine because it's on Christmas Eve! (although, it used to be traditional in some families to look at the calendar when the child was born and pick one of the names for that day!)

If your name is Tabetha, there is a Latvian version, Tabita, with its name day on Dec. 9 :) Another thing to celebrate :)

[ewaeva.livejournal.com]

P.S. Oh, I just noticed your note to look up birth date, not name. Why?

[ewaeva.livejournal.com]

OK - to get a list of interesting names. Never mind.

I was just confused because this is actually a tradition my family follows and it's connected to your name, not your birthday :)