Forename Ljuba

In all the world, Ljuba (Люба , Ljuba , לובה ) is a common feminine first name. The first name Ljuba is habitual in Bulgaria, where it is a common female name, Croatia, where it is quite a common feminine name, and Moldova (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Eastern Europe, particularly Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Russia. Much less frequently, Ljuba is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ljuba

name Lyubov, name Ljubov', name Liouba, name Любовь, name Любоў, name Любаша, name Caritas, name Ljuba, name Liubov, name Ľuba, name Ljubo, name Lioubov, name 柳芭, name Louba, name Ljubow, name Ljubov, name Любаня, name Любаха, name לובה, name 鲁巴, name Лйуба, name Luba, name Любов, name Люба

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Люба	Moldova, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Russia
Ljuba	Germany, North Macedonia, Russia, Serbia, Croatia
לובה	Israel

First names said to be same

Caritas, Liouba, Lioubov, Liubov, Ljubo, Ljubov, Ljubov', Ljubow, Louba, Luba, Lyubov, Ľuba, Лйуба, Любаня, Любаха, Любаша, Любов, Любовь, Любоў, 柳芭, and 鲁巴

First name Ljuba in the context

Ljuba is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ljuba Čekmedžijić , the character from novel One wedding: pictures from life, A wedding: pictures from life; Lyubov Andreievna Ranevskaya , the character in the play "The Cherry Orchard" and Люба , character in The Sniffer.

Notable namesakes

	ljuba didić Serbian politician (b. 1849)
	ljuba prenner Slovene politician, lawyer and writer, SI (b. 1906)
	ljuba hermanová Czech actress, singer and sansonier (1913-1996), CZ (b. 1913)
	ljuba bernstein holocaust victim, b. 1871-06-17, DE (b. 1871)
	ljuba herschenzwitzová holocaust victim, b. 1885-11-15, CZ (b. 1885)
	ljuba václavová Czech film director, CZ (b. 1941)
	ljuba žagar Croatian Righteous Among the Nations, HR (b. 1900)
	ljuba arnautovic Austrian translator, journalist, author and writer, AT (b. 1954)
	ljuba monastirskaja born 1906-09-25 in Riga [LV]; died 1941-11-30 in Rumbula (Riga) [LV] (b. 1906)
	ljuba krbová Czech actress, CZ (b. 1958)
	ljuba lapenna British Esperantist, GB (b. 1909)
	ljuba hornov-karpatějev CZ (b. 1905)
	ljuba heimrichová Czechoslovak pedagogue, CZ (b. 1926)
	ljuba benešová Czech actress, CZ (b. 1926)
	ljuba kovačević Serbian actor (1928-1983), MK (b. 1928)

Characteristic surnames

Ban, Schäfer, Petrovic, Popović, Vidović, Vuković, Marković, Milosevic, Stankovic, Kovačić, Markovic, Pavlović, Petrović, Jovanovic, Martinovic, Cunningham, Blažević, Knežević, Radanović, Djordjevic, Vučković, Perković, Ivkovic, Novosel, Nikolic, Maric, Marsh, Milic, Savic, Panic, Jovic, Novak, Vasic, Marić, Matić, Morris, Babić, Keller, Kukić, Jakić, Jukić, Horvat, Božić, Popovic, Lončar, Trkulja, Živković, and Kovačević