Kolicic?

[Exeter]

Do you know if the name is typical for a region?

I got to know a woman with that surname. She differ little from Swedes, although the eyes and cheekbones are placed a bit different from what is common. Maybe her type is found among Poles.

I wonder because of her phenotype.

She is very similar to this woman:

[Awar]

I think it could be both Serbian and Croatian surname.

[White Falcon]

Are you sure it's not Kolcic instead of Kolicic?

[Exeter]

I looked at her card. She has written Kolicic. I might just ask her on Thursday, if I find the right opportunity. Maybe the spelling has been changed.

Originally Posted by White Falcon

Are you sure it's not Kolcic instead of Kolicic?

[Vojvoda]

Probably Hercegovina although I know a bloke from eatsern Serbia with that surname. Is she married?

[bocian]

Definitely not a Polish surname. However, the girl you posted wouldn't look too much out of place among Polish girls, so I imagine the girl you're referring to wouldn't either. Looks (sounds) like continental nordid (Arya/Intermarine type).

[Exeter]

I don't know if she is married, but it's possible. I would have known if she is married or not if she was a friend of mine. I only know her through the local authorities. She look misplaced in her work. She is a very beautiful and intelligent woman.

You raise a good question. I guess you ask because she may have got her name from her husband. I only know she is Slavic. I don't know if she is fully Slavic or not, because her first name is Swedish, but people can change their names. I knew a Bosnian who was given a Swedish first name because she was born in Sweden.

Someone called her mobile and she spoke in Swedish, but she ended the conversation in a Slavic language, so I asked her if it was Slavic and she said yes. I should have asked what Slavic language. I was not sure where she may come from. I will try to ask her tomorrow. My first impression was Poland, because I have seen other young Polish women of her type.

Thanks for your replies. You guys must have thought of it, but is that name also found among Slovenians?

Originally Posted by Vojvoda

Probably Hercegovina although I know a bloke from eatsern Serbia with that surname. Is she married?

[Nadvojvoda Janez Kranjski]

Sanja Štiberc (20), 1st runner up in the Miss Slovenia 2004 contest, second to Živa.


Very plain, though.

[Heretik]

Miss Sloweenya is super intelligent isn't she? So I've read somewhere.

[Nadvojvoda Janez Kranjski]

Originally Posted by Katera

Miss Sloweenya is super intelligent isn't she? So I've read somewhere.

Which one? Živa? Yeah, she's a student, so she certainly stands out.

[Heretik]

Originally Posted by Nadvojvoda Janez Kranjski

Which one? Živa? Yeah, she's a student, so she certainly stands out.

Nah man... One sloweenyan TV station held an IQ test and she was ranked as some nuclear phys. or somebody like that who also took the test.

I'll have to find the link.

[Zrinski]

I actually know for a fact there are Croats from Sweden who have the sruname Kolicic, but it can basically be from anywhere around South Slavs.

[Exeter]

Answer: She is from Bosnia!

Her surname changed last week. She is newlywed with a man who has a Hungarian surname. He is minority from Serbia (Vojvodina).

[Vojvoda]

Now he is a minority in Sweden though