Forename Zdenka

Around the world, Zdenka (Zdenka , Zdeňka , Зденка ) is a common female forename. The first name Zdenka is characteristic of Croatia, where it is a common feminine name, Czechia, and Slovenia, where it is quite a common girly name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Croatia, Czechia, and Germany. Very seldom, Zdenka is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Zdenka

name Зденка, name Zdeňka, name Sidonija, name Зденька, name Zdena, name Zděňka, name Zdeńka, name Sydonia, name Сидония, name Zděnka, name 西顿, name Zdeñka, name Zdenka, name Sidonia

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Zdenka	Germany, Slovakia, Czechia, Serbia, Croatia
Zdeňka	Germany, Slovakia, Czechia, United States, Croatia
Зденка	Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria

First names said to be same

Sidonia, Sidonija, Sydonia, Zdena, Zdeñka, Zdeńka, Zděnka, Zděňka, Зденька, Сидония, and 西顿

First name Zdenka in the context

Zdenka is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Zdenka , the operatic character in the opera Arabella by Richard Strauss; Arabella's sister and Zdenka , character in Arabella.

Notable namesakes

	zdenka česká Czech princess, CZ (b. 1449)
	zdenka braunerová Czech graphic and painter (1858-1934), CZ (b. 1858)
	zdenka wiedermannová-motyčková Czech teacher and suffragist, CZ (b. 1868)
	zdenka hásková Czech writer, CZ (b. 1878)
	zdenka faßbender German opera singer and singer, DE (b. 1879)
	zdenka gräfová Czech actress, CZ (b. 1886)
	zdenka šemberová Czech author, CZ (b. 1841)
	zdenka buben American social worker, FR (b. 1895)
	zdenka gräfin von sternberg (1846-1915) (b. 1846)
	ticharich zdenka Hungarian pianist, music educator and composer (1900-1979), HU (b. 1900)
	zdenka ziková Czech operatic soprano, CZ (b. 1905)
	zdenka nedvědová doctor prisoner at Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp, CZ (b. 1908)
	zdenka brzorádová CZ (b. 1849)
	zdenka serajnik Slovene poet, translator (1911-2003), SI (b. 1911)
	zdenka hrnčířová Czech singer, CZ (b. 1913)