Name Day List - 11.02

Explore our guide to international name day observances to see which names are honored on a particular date across various countries. Every entry provides an opportunity to explore the etymology and cultural significance behind these classic names. Whether you are curious about your own name or interested in global customs, this collection offers a fascinating look at how people celebrate their heritage through naming traditions.

February 11 marks a special occasion in the United States for people named Adolfo, Lourdes, and Alvaro. Throughout European nations, the day is similarly filled with festive recognitions of various historical and cultural names. While France highlights Lourdes, nations like Slovakia and Czechia commemorate Dezider and Božena respectively. Scandinavia sees a shared focus on names such as Yngve, celebrated in both Sweden and Norway. Further south, Romania and Bulgaria honor the name Vlasie or Vlasii, showcasing the linguistic variations present in regional nomenclature. From the broad list in Poland to the specific choices in Hungary and Austria, February 11 acts as a common thread linking many different societies. Each country maintains its own distinct calendar that celebrates the heritage and meaning behind these traditional names.