Luka is a Slavic name of Croatian and Serbian origin, derived from the Latin name Lucas, meaning 'bringer of light'. It has been used as a given name in Eastern Europe since the Middle Ages.
In Catholic tradition, Luka is an alternate form of Luke, considered one of Jesus' twelve apostles. In Slavic cultures, Luka is often associated with strength and courage.
People named Luka are typically seen as charismatic, confident, and adventurous with a strong sense of independence.
The name Luka has gained popularity globally in recent years, particularly among parents seeking unique yet familiar names.