Danica

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Danica [ˈdaɲit͡sa] ( Serbian - Cyrillic Даница ) is a female given name that is predominantly used in Serbia , Croatia and Slovenia or in the South Slavic language area.

origin

The name Danica comes from the Croatian , Serbian and Slovenian word zvijezda / zvezda Danica , which in German " Morgenstern means".

variants

Other forms are: Dani, Dana, Danijicen

Name bearers

Others

  • In English-speaking countries, the name was still in use until the 1980s
  • Danica Ilirska was the name of the literary supplement to the first Croatian-language newspaper Horvatske Novine ,
  • Later Danica became the most important newspaper for Croatians based in the USA and Canada.
  • Slovenian cultural association "Danica" in St. Primus im Jauntal in Carinthia
  • a magazine title
  • The Danica concentration camp , which was located in the premises of the “Danica” chemical plant