BlaŽ
Slovene and Croatian form of BLAISE. It may also be derived from the Slavic element blagu meaning "sweet, pleasant, blessed".
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| EQUIVALENTS |
| ANCIENT ROMAN: Blasius |
| CROATIAN: Blaž, Vlaho |
| CZECH: Blažej |
| ENGLISH: Blaze |
| FRENCH: Blaise |
| GALICIAN: Brais |
| GREEK: Vlasis, Vlassis |
| HUNGARIAN: Balázs |
| ITALIAN: Biaggio, Biagio |
| POLISH: Błażej |
| PORTUGUESE: Brás |
| RUSSIAN: Vlasi, Vlasiy |
| SLOVAK: Blažej |
| SLOVENE: Blaž |
| SPANISH: Blas |
| DIMINUTIVES AND SHORT FORMS |
| ITALIAN: Biagino |
| FEMININE FORMS |
| CROATIAN: Blaženka |
| OTHER FORMS |
| BULGARIAN: Blaga, Blagoy, Blagun, Blaguna |
| CROATIAN: Blago, Blagoje, Blaženka |
| MACEDONIAN: Blagica, Blagoj, Blagun, Blaguna, Blazhe |
| MEDIEVAL SLAVIC: Blazh |
| SERBIAN: Blagoje |