Name Day List - 15.02

Diverse International Naming Traditions

February 15 features an incredibly diverse set of observances, starting in the USA, which celebrates a wide array of names ranging from the Germanic Siegfried and Sigrid to the popular Anglo-Saxon variants of Susan. A notable pattern across the celebrations is the popularity of the name Georgia and its feminine form Georgina, which are recognized in at least six different countries including France, Spain, and Hungary. Names rooted in Latin traditions, such as Faustinus and Faustino, are honored in Denmark, Poland, and Spain, highlighting a shared cultural history. Conversely, many Slavic and Baltic nations celebrate deeply regional names, such as Sipi in Finland, Klaudije in Croatia, and the unique cluster of Olafs, Alvils, and Aloizs in Latvia. The central European tradition remains strong, with Siegfried and Sigfrid appearing in Austria, Germany, and Sweden. This collective observation demonstrates a global tapestry of linguistic and naming traditions on February 15.

Name days on 15. February

Country	Day	Month	Names
Austria	15	February	Georgia, Siegfried
Croatia	15	February	Klaudije
Czechia	15	February	Jiřina
Denmark	15	February	Faustinus
Estonia	15	February	Tiina, Neidi
Finland	15	February	Sipi, Sippo
France	15	February	Claude, Georgina, Jordan
Germany	15	February	Siegfried
Greece	15	February	Efsevios
Hungary	15	February	Kolos, Georgina
Italy	15	February	Valentino
Latvia	15	February	Aloizs, Alvils, Olafs, Olavs, Ulafs
Lithuania	15	February	Girdene, Girdenis, Jovita, Jurgita, Vytis
Norway	15	February	Sigbjørn, Sigfred
Poland	15	February	Faustyn, Georgia, Georgina, Jordan, Jowita, Józef, Klaudiusz, Przybyrad, Sewer
Slovakia	15	February	Pravoslav
Spain	15	February	Georgia, Georgina, Faustino
Sweden	15	February	Sigfrid
USA	15	February	Georgette, Georgia, Georgina, Jovan, Jovita, Siegfried, Sigrid, Sue, Susan, Susana, Susanna, Susie, Suzanne