- Arkady
from Greek “Arkados”, that mean inhabitant
of Arkadiya (in Ancient Greece) - Artem
from Greek: healthy, strong - Alexander (short forms: Sasha, Shurik, Alex)
from Greek: defender - Aleksey (short form: Lesha, Alesha, Alex)
from Greek: defender - Anatoly (short form: Tolya, Tolia, Tolik)
mean inhabitant of Anatolya (in Ancient Greece)
from Greek: “West” - Anton
from Greek: “go into action” - Andrey
from Greek “andros” – man - Adam
from Hebrew “from red clay” – man - Bogdan
from Old Slavic – “given by God” - Boris
from Slavic name “Borislav” – “bor” means fight, “slav” means “fame” - Valery (Valera)
from Latin word “valeo”, that mean healthy - Valentin (Valik)
from Latin word “valeo”, that mean healthy - Vasily (Vasya)
from Old Greek, that mean royal - Vadim (Vadik)
from Old Russian “vadity”, that mean dispute - Vladimir (Vova)
from Old Slavic “the owner of the world” - Vladislav (Vlad, Vladik)
from Old Slavic “the owner of the fame” - Viktor (Vitya)
from word “victory” - Vitaly (Vitalik)
from Latin word “vitalis”, that mean vital - Viacheslav (Slavik, Slava)
from Old Russian words – “biache” means “more” and “slav” means fame - Grigory (Grisha)
from Old Greek words “waking” - Georgy
from Old Greek words “georgos”, which mean “farmer” - Gennady (Gena)
from Old Greek words “noble” - David
from Hebrew “beloved” - Danil (short forms: Danya, Danila, Danilo, Danechka)
from Hebrew “divine justice” - Denis (short forms: Denya, Deniska, Den)
from Old Greek name Dionisios. In Greek
Mythology Dionis is the God of nature and wine. - Dmitri (Dmitry, Dima, Dimochka, Dimka)
from Antique Mythology name Demetra.
Demetra was the goddess of the Land and Fecundity. - Eugeny (Evgeny, Evgeniy, Zhenia)
from Old Greek word “noble” - Egor
from name Georgy which means “tiller” - Efim (Fima)
from Old Greek word “eufemos” which means devout, complacent. - Ivan (Yvan, Vanya, Vanechka)
From Old Jewish name John which means “The God Yahveh had forgived”. - Kirill (Kiril)
familiar variant of Old Greek first name Kir which means “the lord” - Lev (Leo)
from Latin word Leo wchich means lion - Leonid (Lenya, Lenechka)
from Leonidas which means “lion’s son” - Ludvig
- Maksim (Maxim, Max, Maximka, Maxuysha)
from Latin word “maximus”: which means the Greatest - Oleg (Olezhka)
from Scandinavian word “holy” - Pavel, Pasha (Pashenka)
from Latin word Paulus which means “small” - Petr (Petya, Petenka)
from Old Greek “Petra” which means “rock” - Roman (Roma, Romochka)
from Latin word Romanos which means “Roman” - Ruslan (Ruslanshik)
- Semen (Senya, Senechka)
“From Old Jewish. Means “”Heared by God”” “ - Sergei (Sergey, Serg, Serezha, Serega)
from Roman Sergius which means “”respected” - Stanislav (Stas, Stasik)
From Polish word meaning “glorious” - Stepan (Styopa)
from Old Greek word “stefanos” which means “diadem” - Taras
from Old Greek word meaning mutineer, rebel. - Timur (Tymur)
- Fillyp (Fillip)
from Old Greek word meaning “infatuated with horses” - Eduard (Edik, Edya)
from German word which means “slum landlord” - Yuri (Yura, Yurochka)
Name Georgy Slavic form - Yakov
Russian form of Old Jewish name Jacob - Yan
Baltic form of name John, Ivan
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