Duška

Duška is a diminutive of Slavic names containing the element *duša* meaning 'soul' or 'spirit'. It is particularly common in South Slavic countries like Serbia, Croatia, and North Macedonia. The name reflects a cultural appreciation for inner qualities and the spiritual essence of a person.

While primarily used as a given name, its diminutive form gives it a tender and affectionate connotation. It has been in use for centuries, evolving from older Slavic linguistic roots and maintaining its popularity in certain regions due to its pleasant sound and meaningful origin.