Ludmila

Lyudmila (Russian ljudi = " people people "; mila = "loving welcome ") is a Slavic female first name. In the Sorbian, Czech and Slovenian language it is written without the j, indicating the softening of the l ( Ludmila ). The short form is Ljuda. Another form is Ludmilla.

Variations and spellings

• Slovak: Ludmila
• Polish: Ludmiła
• Russian and Bulgarian: Людмила - Lyudmila
• Ukrainian: Людмила - Ljudmyla
• Belarusian: Людміла - Lyudmila
• Serbian: Људмила - Lyudmila

Famous names winners

• Ludmila of Bohemia ( 860-921 ), Bohemia 's patron saint
• Ludmila of Bohemia ( 1170-1240 to ), Duchess of Bavaria
• Ludmila basová ( b. 1968 ), Czech badminton player
• Lyudmila Bragina (* 1943), Russian athlete
• Ludmila "Lucy" Diakovlfska (* 1976), German pop singer
• Ludmila Engquist (* 1964), Russian- Swedish track and field athlete
• Lyudmila Mychailiwna Pavlichenko (1916-1974), Soviet sniper
• Lyudmila Andrejewna Kondratjewa (born 1958 ) Soviet- Russian track and field athlete
• Lyudmila Vladimirovna Rudenko (1904-1986), Soviet chess player
• Lyudmila Markovna Gurchenko (1935-2011), Russian actress
• Ludmila Schiwkowa (1942-1981), Bulgarian politician
• Lyudmila Georgievna Sykina (1929-2009), Russian singer
• Lyudmila Titova Evgenevna (* 1946), Russian speed skater
• Lyudmila Ivanovna Turischtschewa (* 1952), Russian gymnast
• Lyudmila Petrushevskaya (* 1938), Russian writer

• Female first name
• Slavic personal name