March 1 is celebrated as Independence Day in Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking the 1992 referendum that established the country as a sovereign state. The day represents freedom, unity, and the nation’s multicultural identity.
- Bosna (symbolic) – Derived from the country’s name, Bosna, symbolizing national pride, resilience, and belonging. It serves as a poetic or symbolic name honoring the homeland.
- Zlatko – Of Slavic origin, from zlato, meaning gold. It symbolizes value, warmth, and integrity, and is a popular male name in Bosnia and surrounding regions.
- Sabina – Of Latin origin, meaning woman of the Sabine tribe. In Bosnia, it’s also used among Muslim and Christian families, representing grace, strength, and harmony.
