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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daniil | m | Greek | The name Daniil, a masculine form, is the Greek, Russian, and Belarusian equivalent of … |
| Danushka | m | Russian | The name Danushka has both male and female variants and is derived from Daniel and Dani… |
| Daria | f | Persian | The name Daria (دريا) is derived as the feminine variant of Darius or Dareios and has i… |
| Darik | m | Persian | Darik is the Russian form of Darius, which is considered a Latinized version of the nam… |
| Dascha | f | Persian | Dascha is considered a diminutive of the name Daria, which is viewed as the female vari… |
| Denis | m | Greek | Denis is the French form of Dionysius and means 'the one dedicated to Dionysus' |
| Denka | f | Latin | Denka, a female first name, is derived from the Slavic Zdenka, whose origin lies in the… |
| Dhavesh | m | Russian | The name has its roots in Albanian and Russian |
| Diana-Sophie | f | American | Diana-Sophie is a double name combining Diana ("the goddess") and Sophie ("the wisdom") |
| Dija | f | Latin | Dija originates from the short form of Konkordija, a Russian derivative of the name Kon… |
| Dima | f | Arabic | Dima is both an Arabic girl's name and a short and affectionate form of the boy's name … |
| Dimitiri | m | Russian | The first name Dimitiri is derived from Dimitri and has its roots in the ancient Greek … |
| Dinera | f | Arabic | Dinera is a female first name that is considered an alternative form of Dinara |
| Diniyar | m | Persian | Diniyar is a Tatar name that is derived from the Persian words dini (دینی) for 'religio… |
| Domna | f | Russian | The name Domna has its roots in the Russian language and is commonly used as a girl's name |
| Dunja | f | Arabic | The name Dunja has diverse origins and meanings that differ by region |
| Dunya | f | Arabic | The first name Dunya has its roots in the Arabic term dunyā (دُنْيَا), which means 'wor… |
| Egor | m | Russian | The name Egor is a transcription of the Russian Егор, a form of Georg |
| Ekatharina | f | Russian | Ekatharina is an alternative form of Jekatharina and belongs to the family of names der… |
| Elaiza | f | Italian | Elaiza, a female first name, is a modified form of Elisa, which is a short form of the … |
| Eleane | f | Greek | Eleane is a female first name that is regarded as a form of Helena in several languages… |
| Elis-Elisabeth | f | Hebrew | "the God worshiper," which can also be interpreted as "(my) God is abundance." More inf… |
| Elizaveta | f | Russian | Elizaveta is a feminine name form derived from Yelizaveta, the Russian equivalent of th… |
| Ellina | f | Hungarian | Ellina is regarded as a variant of Elina and Elena, both of which have their origins in… |
| Elya | u | Arabic | Elya is a first name that exists in both feminine and masculine forms and has numerous … |
| Emilie-Maria | f | Latin | Emilie-Maria is a double name combining Emilie ("the imitator") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Emilie-Marie | f | Aramaic | Emilie-Marie represents the French form of Emilia-Maria |
| Emiliy | f | Latin | The name Emiliy is associated with meanings such as 'the diligent', 'the eager', and 't… |
| Erika-Rosa | f | Danish | Erika-Rosa is a double name combining Erika ("the sole ruler") and Rosa ("the rose") |
| Erina | f | Italian | The name Erina has its roots in Ticino (Switzerland) and is a derivative of Irene, whic… |
| Estha | f | English | Estha is an English derivative of Esther |
| Eva-Ilona | f | Aramaic | The origin of the name Ilona lies in Aramaic, where it means 'tree' |
| Eva-Monika | f | Aramaic | Eva-Monika is a double name combining Eva ("the life") and Monika ("the unique one") |
| Eva-Sonja | f | Aramaic | Eva-Sonja is a double name combining Eva ("the life") and Sonja ("the wisdom") |
| Evalina | f | Latin | Evalina is a modified form of the name Evelyn, which has its roots in the French-Norman… |
| Evarist | m | Russian | The name Evarist comes from Ancient Greek and means 'the Pleasing One' |
| Evgenia | f | Greek | Evgenia is the contemporary Greek variant of the name Eugenia, a feminine derivation of… |
| Ewgeni | m | Russian | Ewgeni is a male first name that occurs in both Russian and Bulgarian, and is a derivat… |
| Ewgenij | m | Russian | Ewgenij (Евгений) is a Russian variant of the name Eugen, whose meaning is 'of good des… |
| Ewgenija | f | Russian | The name Ewgenija (Евгения) is derived from Eugenia and has its origins in the Latin na… |
| Fabijana | f | Latin | Fabijana is a feminine form of the name Fabiana, which can be traced back to Fabius and… |
| Faina | f | English | The first name Faina (Фаина) is a variant of the Greek Phaenna (Φαεννα) and translates … |
| Fedja | m | Russian | The name Fedja (Федя) translates to 'the gift of God', 'God's gift', or simply 'the gif… |
| Fedor | m | Russian | Fedor is a Germanized form of the Russian name Fjodor |
| Fedora | f | Italian | Fedora, in Cyrillic script Федора, is the Russian expression for the classical Greek na… |
| Felia | f | Latin | The name Felia functions as a short form of Ofelia, Felicia, and Felicitas |
| Feodor | m | Russian | Feodor is a Germanized form of the Russian Fjodor |
| Feofan | m | Greek | Feofan (Феофан) is the Russian form of the name Theophanes (Θεοφάνης) and carries the m… |
| Filipp | m | Russian | Filipp is the Russian variation of Philipp and carries the meaning "the horse lover." T… |
| Finya | f | Latin | Finya (Финя) is considered a Russian pet form of the name Rufina, which is the feminine… |
| Fjedor | m | Russian | The boy's name Fjedor is a variant of Fjodor, the Russian spelling of the name Theodor,… |
| Fjodor | m | Russian | Fjodor, as the Russian derivation of the name Theodor, carries the meaning 'gift of God' |
| Foma | m | Russian | The meaning of Foma is the Russian form of the name Thomas, which means 'twin' |
| Freya-Jana | f | Aramaic | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Fyodor | m | Greek | Fyodor is a male first name that is considered the Russian form of Theodor |
| Galeschka | f | Russian | Correctly, the name is referred to as "Galetschka" |
| Galina | f | Russian | The first name Galina (Галина) is derived from the ancient Greek name Galene (Γαλήνη) a… |
| Gelena | f | Slavic | Gelena (Гелена) is the feminine form of Helena in the Belarusian language |
| Gelja | f | Latin | The name Gelja is considered a Russian diminutive of the names Angelika or Angela |
| Gennadi | m | Russian | The name Gennadi (Геннадий) has its roots in the ancient Greek Gennádios (Γεννάδιος) an… |
| Giray | m | Russian | Giray is a masculine name of Turkish origin, derived from the name Girey |
| Gitta-Anita | f | French | Gitta-Anita is a double name combining Gitta ("the divine") and Anita ("the gracious one") |
| Gleb | m | Russian | The name Gleb (Глеб) is a historical Russian first name derived from the Old Norse Guðl… |
| Glora | f | Polish | a South Slavic variant of Gloria (Latin for the revered) |
| Glorina | f | Latin | Glorina is considered a diminutive of the name Gloria, which in Roman mythology represe… |
| Gordej | m | Slavic | The name Gordej, a masculine first name, originates from Slavic and is a diminutive for… |
| Gregorij | m | Russian | The name Gregorij, respectively Grigorij, is the Russian form of Gregor and stands for … |
| Grigori | m | Russian | Grigori, or Grigorij, is the Russian equivalent of the name Gregor and means "the vigil… |
| Grigorij | m | Russian | Grigorij, also known in the form Grigori, is the Russian equivalent of Gregor and means… |
| Grigory | m | Russian | Grigory means 'the watchful one' as a masculine first name |
| Grischka | m | Russian | Grischka is a diminutive of Grigori, a Russian variant of the name Gregory, which trace… |
| Grusche | f | Russian | The name Grusche has Russian origins, although the exact composition of the name has no… |
| Helene-Monika | f | American | Helene-Monika is a double name combining Helene ("the shining one") and Monika ("the un… |
| Hortensia-Anuschka | f | Latin | Hortensia-Anuschka is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Anuschka (… |
| Hortensia-Rosa | f | Latin | Hortensia-Rosa is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Rosa ("the rose") |
| Iaroslava | f | Russian | Iaroslava is a female first name that is considered a Russian derivative of Jaroslav, a… |
| Ignat | m | Latin | Ignat is a male name that is used in Bulgaria, Romania, and Russia as a variant of the … |
| Igori | m | Russian | The name derives from the Old Russian words 'igori' and 'gori' and means 'bitter' |
| Ilia | m | Georgian | The name Ilia, an old Slavic variation of Elijah, traces back to the biblical Elijah |
| Ilja | m | Estonian | Ilja (Илья) is a Slavic and predominantly Russian form of the name Elijah, which in tur… |
| Illja | m | Russian | Illja is the Russian form of Elija or Illya, which in turn is derived from the biblical… |
| Ilya | u | Russian | The name Ilya, which has its origins in ancient Hebrew, translates to "my God is Yahweh… |
| Inja | f | Latin | The first name Inja derives as a Slovenian short form of various names that end in '-in… |
| Inna | f | Latin | The name Inna has several origins |
| Innokenti | m | Latin | Innokenti (Иннокенти) is a male first name based on the Latin name Innocent, which orig… |
| Iosif | m | Greek | Iosif is a male first name that traces back to Ancient Hebrew |
| Iouri | m | Russian | Iouri (Юрий) is an alternative spelling of the name Yuri, which is considered the Russi… |
| Iraida | f | Estonian | Iraida represents a modern spelling of the name Herais, which is an ancient Greek form … |
| Irina | f | Georgian | Irina is the feminine form of the name Irene and means "the Peaceful" or "the Tranquil.… |
| Irischka | f | Russian | Irischka, a female first name, is a Russian diminutive of Irena and derives from the an… |
| Irsa | f | Arabic | The name Irsa comes from Chechen and translates directly to "the Happy One." It is deri… |
| Isaak | m | Greek | The name Isaak (Ισαάκ) comes from German, Greek, and Russian and is derived from Isaac |
| Itan | m | Russian | Itan is a Russian derivative of the name Eitan, which is derived from Ethan |
| Iulia | f | Latin | Iulia is the feminine form of Julia and derives from the masculine name Julius |
| Ivan | m | Russian | Ivan is a Slavic and Russian form of the name Johannes, which is derived from the Ancie… |
| Ivan-Immanuel | m | Hebrew | The name combines the meanings of both individual names |
| Iwan | m | Polish | Iwan (Иван) is a male first name that is primarily found in Russia and Poland and has e… |
| Iwan-Sergej | m | Russian | Iwan-Sergej is a double name combining Iwan ("YHWH is gracious") and Sergej ("the serva… |
| Iwana | f | Dutch | The name Iwana is a Slavic and Russian derivation of Ivana, which is considered a varia… |
| Iwanka | f | Russian | Iwanka is a pet form of Iwana, a Russian spelling of the name Johanna, which in turn is… |