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English Equivalents to Slavic Names
What is the (common) English equivalent to these Slavic names? You need to write out the whole name, sorry.
A space is left blank when there is no suitable equivalent/the equivalent is too similar to the English form.
Source of names: Behind The Name
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Last updated: February 4, 2018
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Elizabeth is not Liliana, but Elżbieta
Rose is Róża
Helen is Helena
John is Jan, not Janusz
Theodor is Teodor
As to Liliana and Janusz - Elźbieta is too similar to Elizabeth so I opted for a different name used in Poland that is considered an equivalent of the English name (this is the case of many translations of Helena for example), if Liliana is not used in Poland though, I can change it (but the source I used listed it as such).
And finally, as to Janusz, I decided to go for a different variant so that Jan would not be there thrice (the same reason why Karla is used for Croatian even though Karolina is also popular there).