Iskra
[ˈɪs.krə]Meaning
means "spark" in South Slavic
Background Story
Iskra is a Polish and Slovene name, in both cases from the word iskra, meaning "spark". English borrowed the name from Polish and Slovene. The Slavic root is jĭskra.
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