Forename Milada

Across the world, Milada (Milada , Милада , Мілада ) is quite a common female first name. The first name Milada is habitual in Czechia, where it is quite a common girly name, Slovakia, where it is quite a rare mostly girly, but seldom male name, and Croatia, where it is quite a rare feminine name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Czechia, Russia, and Israel. Very seldom, Milada is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Milada

name Мілада, name מילדה, name Milada, name Miłosława, name Miloslawa, name Мильада, name Милада, name Miloslava, name Милослава, name ميلادا

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Milada	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Czechia, Israel, Serbia
Милада	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia
Мілада	Ukraine
מילדה	Israel

First names said to be same

Miloslava, Miloslawa, Miłosława, Милослава, Мильада, and ميلادا

First name Milada in the context

Milada is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Milada , the operatic character in the opera Dalibor by Bedřich Smetana.

Notable namesakes

	milada gampeová Czech actor (1884-1956), CZ (b. 1884)
	milada paulová Czech historian and university educator (1891-1970), CZ (b. 1891)
	milada smolíková Czech actress (1891-1972), CZ (b. 1891)
	milada jarušková (b. 1883)
	milada skrbková Czech tennis player, CZ (b. 1897)
	milada marešová Czech artist and illustrator (1901-1987), CZ (b. 1901)
	milada horáková Czechoslovak politician and resistance fighter (1901-1950), CZ (b. 1901)
	milada jarolímková CZ (b. 1847)
	milada czerwenka vocalist (sopran) in Germany, music teacher in Prague, CZ (b. 1858)
	milada rádlová CZ (b. 1903)
	milada bayerová-kovářová CZ (b. 1910)
	milada guttmannová holocaust victim, b. 1872-03-29, CZ (b. 1872)
	milada hochmannová holocaust victim, b. 1874-11-23, CZ (b. 1874)
	milada steinerová holocaust victim, b. 1875-12-12, CZ (b. 1875)
	milada šindlerová Czech painter, CZ (b. 1875)