Zvonka

Zvonka is a Slavic diminutive of names containing the element 'zvon', meaning 'sound' or 'bell'. It is particularly common in South Slavic languages, such as Slovene and Croatian. The name evokes imagery of pleasant sounds, perhaps church bells or musical tones, giving it a gentle and melodic quality.

While not widely known outside of Slavic-speaking regions, Zvonka has a long-standing tradition within these cultures. Its usage reflects a preference for names that are descriptive and rooted in nature or everyday objects, a common characteristic of Slavic naming conventions. The diminutive form suggests affection and endearment.