Mirna is a feminine given name common among Croats and Serbs.Derived from the Slavic element mir, meaning "peace" or "world", the name Mirna carries the connotation of "peaceful" or "calm". It is closely related to other Slavic names like Mira and Mirjana, which share the same root. Despite some confusion with the name Myrna, which is of Celtic origin and means "beloved" or "tender", Mirna is distinctively Slavic in origin.In Circassian culture, the name Mirna has a different meaning: "this eye", from mir ("this") and na ("eye"). This demonstrates how the same phonetic form can carry unrelated meanings across languages.Notable bearers of the name include:Mirna Deak (born 1974), Croatian basketball playerMirna Doris (1940–2020), Italian singer of Neapolitan songsMirna Funk (born 1981), German journalistMirna Esmeralda Hernández (born 1961), Mexican politicianMirna van der Hoeven (born 1948), Dutch sprinterMirna Jukić (born 1986), Austrian swimmer of Croatian descentMirna Louisa-Godett (born 1954), Prime Minister of the Netherlands AntillesMirna Velázquez López (born 1957), Mexican politicianMirna Mazić (born 19...), Croatian handball playerThe name is also found in other cultural contexts, showing its versatile appeal.Key FactsMeaning: "peaceful, calm" (Slavic); "this eye" (Circassian)Origin: Slavic (South Slavic); also CircassianType: First name (feminine)Usage regions: Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, also elsewhere