Men
Martin
Zdenek
Honza
Adam
Aleš
Mito
Libor
Jano
Jaro
Milan
Women
Liba
Jana
Vlasta
Also, if you don't mind, after you write the "sweet" way, then please write it in the vocative form. ex: Ava > Evička > Evičko
Thanks for you help

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Is Jaro strictly a Slovak diminutive? I have at least one Czech friend (from Jihlava) that went by Jaro (Jaroslav). Maybe it's an adopted form, but I'm not sure.
Sova wrote:Is Jaro strictly a Slovak diminutive?
Jana wrote:Are you sure it was Jaro (with short a)? Járo is vocative of a very common Czech diminutive Jára (Jaroslav or Jaromír). After all, Czech is such a rich language (namely spoken or common) that any nick name or diminutive can be used. One of my friends is called Miťka, but his birth certificate says he is Jaromír.
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