Baka.
Zivic is the American spelling of a Croatian name. It's my great-grandmother's maiden name.
Yes
In the languages of the former Yugoslavia, the word for grandmother varies. In Serbian, it's "baka," in Croatian, it's also "baka," in Slovenian, it's "baba," and in Macedonian, it's "baba" as well. These terms reflect the cultural and linguistic diversity of the region.
The name of the Croatian national anthem is: Lijepa naša domovino.
Yugoslavian does not exist anymore. In Croatian you can say: baka, baba (I belive it's the same for serbian and bosnian too), also on islands it is often used italian name for grandma: nonna.
The last name Kalcich appears to be of Croatian origin. It is not a common name, but it is likely linked to Croatian heritage.
My daughter was named after her grandmother and great-grandmother. She has great grandmother's name as her middle name and her grandmother's name is her first.
Croatian
words "baka" or "nana" are more like granny..but grandmother is "baba". And,don't use word Yugoslavia because that country no longer exists..its Serbian language,not Yugoslavian.
Croatian
Croatian for " Jacob "
croatian