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Girl-girl:
Stella and Esther = means "star" - Stella in Latin and Ester in Hebrew
Aurelia and Zlatica = „golden“
Aurora and Zlata
Zora and Danica = "dawn"
Serena and Clara = „clear, light“
Ljuba and Irini = "love and peace" - Ljuba in Slavic elements and Irini in Greek
Melania and Leila = „black"
Melania and Morena = means "black, dark" - Melania in Greek and Morena in Spanish
Sophia and Sonia
Linda a Bella = „beautiful“ - Linda in Spanish and Bella in Italian
Alžbeta and Isabel (eventually Elisabet and Isabel)
Květa and Fleur = "flower" - Květa in Czech and Fleur in French
Hannah and Maite = „lovable“ – Hannah in Hebrew and Maite in Basque
Korinna and Lada = „young maiden" - Korinna in Greek and Lada in Slavic elements
Vlasta and Patricia
Elodie and Odetta = „wealth“
Leda and Silvia = „woman from forest“
Silvia and Saskia = „woman from forest and Saxon“

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German origin:
Charlotte and Karla

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Slavic:
Libuše and Miluše
Liběna and Milena
Vendula and Věnceslava "vyen-ses-lah-vah"
Sonia and Nadia

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Greek origin:
Alexia and Sandra

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Hebrew origin:
Jana and Ivana
Johanna and Ivana
Jane and Siân

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French:
Charlotte and Jeannette

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Boy-boy:
Vlastimil and Patrick = „country, patriot“ - Vlastimil in Czech and Patrick in Latin
Frederik and Vladimir = „ruler“ - Frederik in German and Vladimir in Slavic elements
Theodor and Bohdan = "gift by God"
Florian ans Rayen = means "flower" - Florian in Latin and Rayen in Native American
Victor and Stephan = „crown of victory“
Nikola and Stephan = "crown of victory"
Nikola and Victor = means "victory" - Nikola in Greek and Victor in Latin
Radek and Vít = "joyful, life" - Radek in Slavic elements and Vít in Latin
Guy and Vit

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German origin:
Henry and Hynek
Frederik and Henry
Richard and Robert
Herbert and Robert

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Hebrew origin:
Bartholomew and Benjamin
Jonah and Elijah
Tobias and Elias
Tobias and Jonas
Ezra and Elisha
Jan and Ivo
Ian and Sean
Ian and Shane

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Latin origin:
Julian and Marian
Marian and Lucian
Silvester and Sebastian

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Slavic:
Jaromir and Slavomir
Svetozar and Svatopluk
Svetozar and Svatoslav
Svatoslav and Slavomil
Svatopluk and Slavomír
Jaromil and Slavomil
Jaroslav and Svatoslav
Radoslav and Svatoslav
Radoslav and Jaroslav
Radoslav and Rostislav
Radoslav and Rastislav
Rastislav a Svatoslav
Radek and Slávek
Radan and Vladan

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Greek origin:
Alexej and Andrej
Gregor and Theodor
Alexis and Sasha
Alexander and Andreas
George and Juraj

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Boy-girl:
Aurel and Zlata = „golden“
Lubor and Irene = „love and peace“ - Lubor in Slavic elements and Irene in Greek
Bohdan and Dorota; Theodor and Dorothy = „gift by God“
Alexis and Sandra
Vlastimil and Patricia
Felix and Beatrice = „lucky“
Florian and Květa = „flower“
Paris and Kassandra –twins of King Priamos and Queen Hekábe
Radúz and Mahulena – by novel of author Julius Zeyer
Noel and Natalia = dies natalis
Rodan and Natalia
Rodan and Noelia = means "native" - Rodan in Slavic elements and Noelia in Latin

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Slavic elements:
Ctirad and Šárka
Ctirad and Vlasta
Václav and Vendula
Vendelin and Věnceslava
Slavomír and Svatava
Svatoslav and Světlana
Svetozar and Svatava
Milan and Lidmila
Milan and Libena

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German origin:
Gilbert and Wilma
Ludvik and Aloisia
Louis and Aloisia
Jindrich and Henrietta
Hynek and Henrietta