Zlatko name meaning
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What does Zlatko mean?
Meaning of Zlatko is Golden or Gold has its origin in Slavonic and Old Slavic and is bestowed upon baby boys is mostly used in Slavic. Zlatko is variation of darling and new Zlatan.
Used majorly in Czech and Slavic, Zlatan is of Slavonic and Old Slavic origin, Zlatan means "Golden".
How do I pronounce Zlatko?
The three syllabled name Zlatko is pronounced, z-lat-ko. The name can also be pronounced as zl(a)-tko.
Variants of Zlatko
Names that rhyme with ZlatkoHow popular is the name Zlatko?
Zlatko is an uncommon baby name in France, its highest ever rank is 1413 (1970) in its 11 years run on France naming chart. But Zlatko is a popular baby name in Croatia where every 1 in 200 have the name as well as in Serbia.
At least, 40000 people around the globe have been given the name as per our findings.
Facts
Zlatko in Nordic countries
| Countries | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Secondary Name | |
 | 11 | 5 |
 | 57 | 0 |
 | 326 | 34 |
 | 69 | 73 |
 | 67 | 0 |
What numbers say about Zlatko?
You don't believe much in love. However, deep inside, you secretly wish to find someone who will prove you wrong. Positive energy adores your spirit. You can turn from open-hearted to untouchable in a blink of an eye, especially when you are sad. You are dominant in your circle of friends. Although you appreciate the meaningful stuff life has to offer, you thrive to achieve material success because you like to live well.
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- Vladislas - Origin of Vladislas is in Slavic, meaning of Vladislas is "Who Owns or Glory"
- Malenka means Black or Dark is used principally in Slavic
- Vladan - Noteworthy Vladan is used especially in Slavic aimed at baby boys is originated from Slavonic. Vladan is form of Vladan in Czech language
- Djura is used commonly in Slavic is originated from Old Greek used for baby boys, Djura means "Earthworker and A Tiller of the Soil". Djura is derived from George.
Famous people named Zlatko
- Zlatko Tomčić, former Croatian politician
- Zlatko Mateša, Prime Minister of Croatia
- Zlatko Perica, guitarist
- Zlatko Gall, Croatian journalist, commentator and rock critic
- Zlatko Sudac, Fr
- Zlatko Krasni, Serbian poet of Czech origin
- Zlatko Portner, former Yugoslav handball player
- Zlatko Baloković, Croatian violinist
- Zlatko Zahovič, Slovenian retired footballer
- Zlatko Lagumdžija, Bosnian politician
- Zlatko Kramarić, Croatian liberal politician from Osijek
- Zlatko Pejaković, Croatian singer
- Zlatko Kranjčar, Croatian football manager and former striker
- Zlatko Čajkovski, Croatian and Yugoslavian football player and coach
- Zlatko Yankov, former Bulgarian footballer
- Zlatko Dedić, Slovenian international footballer
- Zlatko Junuzović, Austrian footballer
- Zlatko Runje, Croatian goalkeeper who plays for NK Hrvace
- Zlatko Vujović, former Croatian footballer who played as a striker
- Zlatko Tanevski, Macedonian football defender currently playing for FK Vardar
- Zlatko Krmpotić, Serbian football manager and former player
- Zlatko Ćosić, video artist born in Banja Luka, Yugoslavia
- Zlatko Saračević, Croatian former handball player
- Zlatko Ivanković, Croatian football coach