Name Day List - 11.02

Welcome to our guide to name days! Here you'll find a curated list of names celebrated on a particular date across numerous countries. Delve into the fascinating history and cultural significance of each name, and see if you recognize anyone special. Discover how different cultures embrace and celebrate these personal holidays.

Name Days: A European Tradition

February 11th marks a special occasion for many, particularly in the USA where names like Adolfo and Lourdes are celebrated. A significant number of countries across Europe also observe name days on this date, with Poland leading the way with a lengthy list including Maria and Łazarz. The Scandinavian countries of Sweden and Norway acknowledge names such as Inge and Yngve, while the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania honor Teri, Laima, and Algirdas. Further south, France, Italy, and Spain recognize Lourdes, Giacinto, and Dante, respectively. Countries like Greece, Hungary, and Czechia also participate with names like Theodora, Marietta, and Božena. The sheer number of names celebrated demonstrates the widespread importance of this tradition.

Name days on 11. February

Country	Day	Month	Names
Austria	11	February	Anselm
Bulgaria	11	February	Vlasii
Croatia	11	February	Lurdska
Czechia	11	February	Božena
Denmark	11	February	Euphrosyne
Estonia	11	February	Teri, Terje
Finland	11	February	Talvikki, Iisa, Isabella
France	11	February	Lourdes
Greece	11	February	Vlassis, Avgi, Theodora
Hungary	11	February	Bertold, Marietta
Italy	11	February	Giacinto
Latvia	11	February	Laima, Laimdota, Laimrota
Lithuania	11	February	Adolfas, Algirdas, Algirde, Liucijus
Norway	11	February	Ingve, Yngve
Poland	11	February	Adolf, Adolfa, Adolfina, Alf, Bernadetta, Dezydery, Eufrozyna, Łazarz, Lucjan, Maria, Olgierd, Świętomira
Romania	11	February	Teodora, Vlasie
Slovakia	11	February	Dezider
Spain	11	February	Dante, Lourdes, Adolfo
Sweden	11	February	Inge, Yngve
Ukraine	11	February	Ulas
USA	11	February	Adolfo, Adolph, Adolpha, Alva, Alvarita, Alvaro, Lourdes