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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aayusha | f | Georgian | Aayusha is the feminine form of Ayush (आयुष) |
| Abias | m | Russian | A Portuguese derivation of the name Abija, which carries the meaning 'JHWH is my father' |
| Abram | m | English | The name Abram is a shortened version of the name Abraham (אַבְרָהָם) |
| Aelita | f | Russian | Aelita (Аэлита) is a girl's name that originated in Russia and was coined by Aleksey To… |
| Aerianna | f | Russian | The name has Russian roots |
| Afina | f | Russian | Afina represents a Russian form of Athena (Ἀθηνᾶ), who is regarded in Greek mythology a… |
| Agafiia | f | Russian | Agafiia is a rare female first name that is a Russian derivative of the name Agathe and… |
| Agafja | f | Russian | The girl's name Agafja is a Russian form of Agathe and literally means 'the Good' |
| Agata | f | Greek | The name Agata, an alternative spelling of Agatha, means 'the Good' or 'the Kind' |
| Akim | m | Norse | The name Akim (Аким) represents a Nordic and Russian diminutive of Joachim, which in tu… |
| Akima | u | Finnish | The name Akima (Акима) represents the female variant of Akim, a Russian form of Joachim… |
| Aksana | f | Aksana (Cyrillic Аксана) is a Belarusian variant of the Greek name Xenia, which means '… | |
| Aksinya | f | Russian | Aksinya (also Aksin'ya, Cyrillic Аксинья) is a variant of the name Kseniya (Ксения), th… |
| Akulina | f | Latin | The name Akulina (Акулина) is a variant of the Russian Akilina, derived from Aquila |
| Aleksandr | m | Russian | Aleksandr is the Russian form of the name Alexander (Александр) and carries the meaning… |
| Aleksandra | f | Estonian | The name Aleksandra represents a Slavic derivation of Alexandra and means in short "the… |
| Aleksandrov | m | Russian | The first name Aleksandrov is a less common Slavic form of Alexander (Александр) |
| Alena | f | Hebrew | The name Alena, which derives from the Slavic variants of Magdalena and Helena, carries… |
| Alenia | f | Hebrew | Alenia, as a feminine first name, is a derivative of Alena, which in turn derives from … |
| Alenka | f | Russian | Alenka is a diminutive of the name Alena, which in turn traces back to the origins of M… |
| Aleona | f | Russian | also known as "Aljona", derived from Helena or Magdalena |
| Alesya | f | Russian | Alesya (Алеся) is a diminutive form of Aleksandra and translates into English as 'the d… |
| Alexandra-Tatjana | f | Greek | Tatjana, the protector, comes from Russia, although the exact meaning is unclear |
| Alexei | m | Russian | Alexei, a masculine first name, is a Russian variant of Alexis |
| Alexej | m | Russian | The first name Alexej is a variant of Alexis that is used in Russia, Slovakia, and the … |
| Alexey | m | Russian | The name Alexey means 'the protector', 'the defender', and 'the valiant' |
| Alieh | f | As a feminine first name, Alieh is regarded as the Belarusian equivalent of Helga | |
| Alikzandar | m | Russian | It comes from 'Alik' and means 'protector' |
| Alina-Maria | f | Russian | "of noble / distinguished being" (Old High German); French short form of Adeline "the E… |
| Aliona | f | Greek | Aliona, a variant of Jelena, which in turn is derived from Helena, carries the meanings… |
| Aliya-Marie | f | Russian | The combination of the names Aliya and Marie embodies a special meaning |
| Aljoscha | m | Russian | Aljoscha is regarded as a pet form of the name Alexej or Alexei, which means "the prote… |
| Aljosha | m | Russian | Aljosha is often regarded as a Russian diminutive of Alexej |
| Alsu | f | Russian | Alsu is a female first name that originates from Tatar and means 'scarlet water' |
| Alyona | f | Russian | Alyona is regarded as a diminutive of Jelena, which in turn is a variant of Helena |
| Amy-Katinka | f | Russian | Amy-Katinka is a double name combining Amy ("the Loved One") and Katinka ("the pure one") |
| Anait | f | Russian | Anait, as a female first name, is a form of Anahita and is regarded in Armenian and Ira… |
| Anama | f | Egyptian | Anama is derived from Anamaria, a combination of the names Ana and Maria |
| Anastas | m | Latin | Anastas is a Bulgarian form of the name Anastasius and carries the meaning "the resurre… |
| Anastasia | f | English | The first name Anastasia (Ancient Greek Anastasíā) stands for 'the resurrected one', 't… |
| Anastasija | f | Greek | The name Anastasija, as the Slavic form of Anastasia, means "the resurrected one" or "t… |
| Ancla | f | Russian | The name Ancla has its roots in ancient Hebrew |
| Andrei | m | Russian | Andrei (Андрей) is a masculine first name known as the Romanian form of Andreas and als… |
| Andrej | m | Russian | Andrej (Андрей) is a masculine first name that is considered the Russian form of Andreas |
| Andreja | f | Russian | The name Andreja is used for girls and is a South Slavic form of the name Andrea, preva… |
| Andrey | m | English | Andrey is an English variant of the name Andreas, which is common in Bulgaria, Russia, … |
| Andrian | m | Latin | The name Andrian (Андриан) is a Bulgarian and Moldovan derivative of the name Andreas |
| Andrijan | m | Russian | Andrijan (Андријан) is a South Slavic variant of the name Andreas, also known through t… |
| Andruscha | m | Russian | The name Andruscha is used for both men and occasionally for women and is derived from … |
| Aneska | f | Greek | The name Aneska derives from Anezka, a version of Agnes, which traces back to the Greek… |
| Anfisa | f | Greek | Anfisa (Анфиса) is a Russian form of the name Anthea, which traces back to Antheia (Ἄνθ… |
| Angelika-Ilona | f | Latin | Angelika-Ilona is a double name combining Angelika ("the angelic one") and Ilona ("the … |
| Anja-Duschka | f | Hebrew | Anja-Duschka is a combination of Anja, which means 'the favored one' in Hebrew (a Russi… |
| Anja-Katharina | f | Hebrew | Anja-Katharina is a double name combining Anja ("God is gracious") and Katharina ("the … |
| Anja-Lena | f | Russian | Anja-Lena combines the meaning of Anja, which in Hebrew means 'the Graced One' (a Russi… |
| Anja-Natascha | f | Latin | Anja-Natascha is a combination of Anja, which means 'the Graced One' in Hebrew, and Nat… |
| Anja-Verena | f | Latin | Anja-Verena is a combination of Anja, which in Hebrew means 'the Graced One' (a Russian… |
| Anjane | f | Polish | Anjane is a diminutive form of Anja, originally derived from Anna |
| Anjelika | f | Latin | The name Anjelika (Анжелика) is a Russian form of Angelika |
| Anjuscha | f | Russian | The first name Anjuscha is a diminutive of Anna and has its origins in ancient Hebrew, … |
| Anouschka | f | Russian | The first name Anouschka, a diminutive of Anna in Russian, is derived from the Hebrew n… |
| Antje-Anuschka | f | Indian | Antje-Anuschka is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Anuschka ("the … |
| Antonija | f | Latin | The name Antonija is a feminine form that can be derived from the ancient Roman family … |
| Anujin | f | Russian | Anujin is a shortened form of the Mongolian name Anu-üjin (Ану-Үжин) |
| Anusch | f | Russian | Anusch is a variant of the Armenian name Anush (Անուշ) |
| Anuschka-Aileen | f | Russian | Anuschka-Aileen is a double name combining Anuschka ("the gracious, the graceful") and … |
| Anuschka-Alischa | f | Arabic | Anuschka-Alischa is a double name combining Anuschka ("the gracious, the graceful") and… |
| Anuschka-Angelika | f | Latin | The name means 'angel' and has its roots in Ancient Greek, giving it an angelic signifi… |
| Anuschka-Anke | f | Russian | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning |
| Anusha | f | Indian | Anusha is a girl's name with two different roots |
| Ariadna | f | Polish | Ariadna is a female name form that derives from the ancient Greek Ariadne |
| Arianita | f | Russian | The first name Arianita is translated into English as 'the wise future', but it can als… |
| Arija | f | Russian | Arija, a feminine first name, represents a Latvian form of Aria |
| Arisha | f | Russian | Arischa or Arisha is a Russian pet name based on Arina, a variant of Irina |
| Arkadij | m | Russian | Arkadij is a masculine variant of the name Arkadius, used in both Russian and Slovenian |
| Arkady | m | Polish | Arkady (Аркадий) is a masculine first name that is considered a Polish and Russian vari… |
| Armin-Viktor | m | Russian | Armin-Viktor is a double name combining Armin ("the great one") and Viktor ("the victor") |
| Arsenij | m | Russian | Arsenij is a masculine first name of Russian origin, representing a derivation of the G… |
| Artem | m | Greek | The name Artem (Артем) is the Ukrainian form of Artemios (Ἀρτέμιος) and refers to the G… |
| Artemij | m | Russian | The name Artemij is a Slavic and Russian variation of the Greek Artemios (Ἀρτέμιος) and… |
| Artjom | m | Estonian | Artjom is the Russian and Estonian variant of the ancient Greek name Artemios (Ἀρτέμιος… |
| Aryna | f | Aryna (Арына) is a feminine first name that originates from Belarusian and is a form of… | |
| Asja | f | Arabic | Asja is considered the Bosnian form of Asiya |
| Asya | f | Arabic | Asya, a Turkish form of Asiya, translates into English as 'the nostalgic' or 'the despe… |
| Avel | m | Breton | Avel is a masculine name form that has its origin in Abel |
| Avietta | f | Russian | The name Avietta (Авиетта) is a modern Russian name for girls and literally means 'the … |
| Ayana-Lara | f | African | Ayana means 'beautiful flower' and Lara is translated as 'the laurel adorned one.' More… |