Name Day List - 05.07

This page offers a detailed look at international name day celebrations. By browsing the provided lists, you can uncover the historical significance and etymological roots of names honored in various countries. Join us in celebrating these unique cultural observances and find out when your name is commemorated.

International Name Day Customs Observed

In the USA, those named Grace, Gracie, Graciela, Shannon, or Sharon find themselves honored on July 5. Many countries participate in the custom of recognizing specific names, with Karolina being a popular choice in regions like Lithuania and Poland. This date also holds historical significance in Central and Southeastern Europe, where Cyril and Methodius are widely recognized. Scandinavian and Baltic nations offer their own distinct variations, such as the Latvian list featuring Edite and Esmeralda. Beyond these, the Romanian and Greek traditions showcase unique linguistic roots through names like Atanasie and Lampados. Austria and Italy add further variety to the calendar by highlighting names like Antonius and Antonio Maria Zaccaria. Each of these national observations reflects a deep connection to regional history and cultural identity on July 5.

Name days on 5. July

Country	Day	Month	Names
Austria	5	July	Albrecht, Antonius, Letizia
Croatia	5	July	Ciril, Metod, Slaven
Czechia	5	July	Cyril, Metoděj
Denmark	5	July	Anshelmus
Estonia	5	July	Kaja, Kajar
Finland	5	July	Unto, Untamo
France	5	July	Antoine
Greece	5	July	Lampados
Hungary	5	July	Emese, Sarolta
Italy	5	July	Antonio Maria Zaccaria
Latvia	5	July	Andzs, Aristids, Edis, Edite, Edna, Esmeralda
Lithuania	5	July	Butginas, Filomena, Karolina, Mantmile
Norway	5	July	Mina, Mirjam
Poland	5	July	Antoni, Bartłomiej, Filomena, Jakub, Karolina, Michał, Przybywoj, Szarlota, Wilhelm
Romania	5	July	Atanasie
Slovakia	5	July	Sv. Cirila, Sv. Metoda
Spain	5	July	Filomena, Filomeno, Zoa
Sweden	5	July	Laila, Ritva
Ukraine	5	July	Agnes, Methodius
USA	5	July	Grace, Gracie, Graciela, Shannon, Sharon