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| 140 | Siwa | Named for the Slavic goddess of fertility. This naming refers to the numerous Illyric population of |
| 2273 | Yarilo | Named for the ancient Slavic god of the Sun, spring, fertility and love. (M 7783) |
| 2522 | Triglav | Named for a Slavonic deity. (M 21954) |
| 2581 | Radegast | Named for a Slavonic deity. (M 21954) |
| 2832 | Lada | Named for the ancient Slavic goddess of marriage and family happiness. (M 12013) |
| 2968 | Iliya | Named for the Russian epic hero Il’ya Muromets, defender of the Russian land. (M 12969) |
| 2969 | Mikula | Named for the Russian epic hero Mikula Selyaninovich, the grain grower. (M 12970) |
| 2998 | Berendeya | Named for the wonderland in A. N. Ostrovskij’s (1823–1886) fairy tale The Snow-Maiden. (M 11159; I. |
| 3102 | Krok | Krok was a mythical prince of the Slavonic tribes in ancient Bohemia. He had three daughters. The yo |
| 3681 | Boyan | Named for Wise Boyan, the legendary old Russian story-teller and bard. (M 18453) |
| 4188 | Kitezh | Named for the Old Russian epic town of Kitezh. As legend tells, Kitezh was a beautiful and prosperou |
| 4250 | Perun | Named in honor of the Slavic god of thunder. (M 16444) |
| 4762 | Dobrynya | Named for the Russian epic hero Dobrynya Nikitich. (M 23137) |
| 5797 | Bivoj | This Amor-type object is named for the honorable hero of ancient Bohemian myths, known for his great |
| 9551 | Kazi | Named for the oldest daughter of prince Krok and wife of honorable hero Bivoj, known from Bohemian m |