The name "Štefan" is a variant of the name "Stephen," which has Greek origins meaning "crown" or "garland." It is commonly used in several Slavic countries, including Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Hungary. The name is often associated with various historical and religious figures, including Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr. In many cultures, Štefan is celebrated on December 26, known as St. Stephen's Day. The name has various forms in different languages, such as "Stefan" in German and "Esteban" in Spanish. It remains a popular choice for boys in regions where Slavic languages are spoken.