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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jakim | m | Danish | The name Jakim (Яким) is a Slavic form of Yakim, which in turn is a Russian variant of … |
| Jana-Alina | f | Russian | Jana, a short form of Marjana or Marijana from the South Slavic region, and Alina, the … |
| Jana-Antje | f | Hebrew | Jana-Antje is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Antje ("God is graci… |
| Jana-Christina | f | Greek | Jana-Christina is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Christina ("the … |
| Jana-Larissa | f | Greek | Jana-Larissa is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Larissa ("the love… |
| Jana-Monika | f | Greek | Jana-Monika is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Monika ("the unique") |
| Jana-Ronja | f | Russian | Jana is the feminine form of Jan, which is derived from Johannes and means 'has shown g… |
| Jana-Tanja | f | Russian | Jana-Tanja is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Tanja ("the fighter") |
| Jana-Viktoria | f | Latin | Jana-Viktoria is a double name combining Jana ("God is gracious") and Viktoria ("the vi… |
| Janja | f | Latin | The name Janja represents a Serbo-Croatian form of Agnes and traces back to the Greek w… |
| Janka-Katharina | f | Polish | The first name Janka-Katharina currently has no specific meaning |
| Jaroslaw | m | Polish | Jaroslaw is a variant of the Slavic name Jaroslav, found in both Russian and Polish for… |
| Jasha | m | Russian | The name Jasha is the Russian variant of Jakov, a form of Jacob/Jakob, which traces bac… |
| Jelana | f | Slavic | Jelana is regarded as a Slavic variation of the Greek name Helena |
| Jele | f | Russian | Jele is a female first name that is considered a South Slavic short and pet form of the… |
| Jelena-Marissa | f | Russian | The meaning of Jelena is 'doe' in South Slavic, while Marissa means 'Gretel' in Russian |
| Jelenka | f | Russian | Jelenka is a Slavic form and diminutive of Jelena |
| Jelisaveta | f | Hebrew | Jelisaveta means "God is Abundance" or "God is Perfection" and is the Russian and Serbi… |
| Jelisaweta | f | Hebrew | The name Jelisaweta carries the meanings 'God is abundance' and 'God is perfection' |
| Jelna | f | Russian | The name Jelna is a South Slavic derivative of the name Jela and is derived from the Ol… |
| Jenja | f | Russian | The name Jenja serves as a Russian short and pet form for various first names, with Jew… |
| Jevdokija | f | Russian | Jevdokija is a girl's name that is considered the Latvian, Russian, and Ukrainian form … |
| Jewa | f | Russian | The name Jewa is found in both the Russian and Sorbian spelling Jěwa and is a variant o… |
| Jewgeni | m | Russian | Jewgeni, the Russian form of the name Eugen, carries the meaning 'of good descent' or '… |
| Juli | u | Latin | Juli is primarily a female name that serves as a diminutive of Julia |
| Juliya | f | Latin | Juliya is regarded as a variant of the name Julia, which in turn is derived from the ma… |
| Juljana | f | Latin | The first name Juljana has its roots in several languages and is a South Slavic, Albani… |
| Kai-Adrian | m | Russian | Kai-Adrian is a double name combining Kai ("the fighter") and Adrian ("the man from Had… |
| Kamillia | f | Latin | Kamillia is a rare female first name understood as the English form of Camilia |
| Kandida | f | Latin | Kandida is a feminine form of the name Candida, which is a female variant of the Roman … |
| Kapitolina | f | Latin | Kapitolina (Капитолина) is an East Slavic and Russian variant of the name Capitolina, w… |
| Katerina | f | Russian | The name Katerina is commonly translated as "the Pure." This meaning was initially shap… |
| Katia | f | Italian | The name Katia is regarded as a diminutive of Katja and Katya and has its roots in Jeka… |
| Katjuscha | f | Russian | Katjuscha (Катюша) is a diminutive form of Jekaterina (Cyrillic Екатерина), the Russian… |
| Katjuschka | f | Russian | Katjuschka is a rare pet form of Jekaterina (Cyrillic Екатерина), the Russian equivalen… |
| Katya | f | Russian | The name Katya (Катя) is often understood as a diminutive of Jekaterina or Yekaterina, … |
| Kazbek | m | Arabic | Kazbek is a boy's name that originates from the Caucasus |
| Keli | m | Russian | The name Keli (Къэли) for boys is derived from Chukchi and literally means 'the cap' |
| Kersten-Torben | m | Russian | Etymology: German, Russian |
| Kir | m | Russian | The name Kir, used for boys, is a Russian abbreviation of Cyrill or Cyrus |
| Kira-Bianca | f | Greek | The name Kira-Bianca is made up of two parts |
| Kira-Marie | f | Aramaic | Kira-Marie is a double name combining Kira ("the mistress") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Kira-Sibylle | f | Latin | Kira-Sibylle is a double name combining Kira ("the mistress") and Sibylle ("the prophet… |
| Kisa | f | Latin | Kisa is derived as a pet form of Christina, a feminine variant of the name Christianus |
| Kolja | m | Polish | The name Kolja (Коля) is a Russian diminutive of Nikolai or Nikolaj and is derived from… |
| Korvin | m | Latin | Korvin is a male first name that is understood as a short form of Korbinian |
| Kosma | f | Polish | Kosma is both a female first name in German and a masculine form in Polish and Russian |
| Kosta | m | Latin | Kosta represents a South Slavic diminutive of the Latin name Konstantin, which means "t… |
| Krispin | m | Latin | Krispin is the Croatian, Russian (Криспин), and Ukrainian (Кріспін) variant of the name… |
| Kristinka | f | Latin | Kristinka is a South Slavic variant of the name Kristina, which is an alternative spell… |
| Kristov | m | Russian | The name Kristov (pronounced Kristow) is a South Slavic variation of the name Christoph… |
| Ksenija | f | Russian | The name Ksenija is a South Slavic and Latvian variant of the Greek Xenia, which means … |
| Kseniya | f | Russian | Kseniya (Russian Ксения, Belarusian/Ukrainian Ксенія) is a Russian derivative of the Gr… |
| Lada | f | Russian | The name Lada is regarded as a diminutive of Ladislava or Vladislava |
| Laika | f | Russian | Laika is a female first name from Russian, which translates to 'the barking one' |
| Lara-Aileen | f | Latin | Lara-Aileen, a combination of Larissa and Aileen, carries the meaning 'the strong one' |
| Lara-Elena | f | Russian | Lara stands for laurel and Elena for light |
| Lara-Josefine | f | Russian | Lara-Josefine is a double name combining Lara ("the talkative one") and Josefine ("God … |
| Larinda | f | Russian | The name originates from Afghan and Russian |
| Larisa | f | Greek | The origins and exact meaning of the name Larisa are not fully clarified |
| Larissa | f | Greek | The origin of the name Larissa is not fully clarified, but it is often linked to a nymp… |
| Larissa-Maria | f | Greek | Larissa-Maria is a double name combining Larissa ("the lovely one") and Maria ("the bel… |
| Larissa-Marie | f | Arabic | Larissa-Marie is a double name combining Larissa ("the lovely one") and Marie ("the bel… |
| Laryssa | f | Russian | Laryssa is a Ukrainian variant of the name Larysa, which is regarded as a form of Larisa |
| Laura-Piada | f | Portuguese | The origin of the name encompasses Bosnian, German, Croatian, Portuguese, and Russian |
| Laura-Sandra | f | Latin | Laura is translated as 'the adorned hymn', while Sandra stands for 'the protector' |
| Lavan | m | Arabic | The name Lavan comes from Hebrew and is a variant of the biblical Laban |
| Lavrenti | m | Latin | Lavrenti is a masculine form that serves as a Georgian and Russian variant of Laurentin… |
| Lawrenti | m | Georgian | It is the Russian equivalent of Laurentius |
| Leima | f | Celtic | Leima may have its origin in the Celtic language area, where the name is associated wit… |
| Lenara | f | Russian | Lenara (Ленара) is a girl's name that comes from the Soviet era and has the meaning '' |
| Lenin | m | Russian | Lenin is a boy's name that originates from the Russian language and refers to the revol… |
| Lenina | f | Russian | The name Lenina is primarily used in Latin America and is considered the feminine deriv… |
| Lenja | f | Dutch | The name Lenja, a short form of the names Helena and Helene, carries the meaning 'the r… |
| Lenja-Elana | f | Russian | Lenja-Elana is a double name combining Lenja ("the radiant") and Elana ("the sun-like") |
| Leonid | m | Russian | Leonid is the Russian and Ukrainian form of the Greek name Leonidas |
| Leonilla | f | Latin | Leonilla represents a diminutive form of Leona, the feminine counterpart to Leon, deriv… |
| Leontij | m | Russian | Leontij is a variant of Leonid ("the son of the lion") |
| Lera | f | Latin | Lera (Лера) is a female first name that is regarded as a short form and pet form of Val… |
| Lesja | f | Russian | The name Lesja, a Ukrainian derivative of Olesja and thus also of Alexandra, carries th… |
| Leto | m | Finnish | Leto is a masculine first name that has its origins in Slavic and means 'the summer', d… |
| Lev | m | Latin | The name Lev, a Russian form of Leo, translates to 'the lion.' Its roots lie in the Lat… |
| Lev-Oliver | m | Latin | Lev-Oliver has Greek and Latin roots and refers to the late Latin name for 'lion', maki… |
| Lew | m | Polish | The name Lew, which is used in both Poland and Russia, is a variant of Lev, a Russian f… |
| Lidija | f | Russian | Lidija is a Baltic and Slavic form of the biblical name Lydia |
| Lika | f | Latin | The name Lika serves as a short form for various names ending in '-lika', particularly … |
| Lilia | f | Latin | The name Lilia, which refers to a flower, translates directly as "the lily" and can als… |
| Liliya | f | Latin | The name Liliya, a variant of Lilia, is prevalent in Bulgarian, Russian (Лилия), and Uk… |
| Linara | f | Russian | The name Linara (Линара) is a Tatar variation of the Russian name Lenara (Ленара) and m… |
| Linya | f | Russian | The name Linya, a variant of Lenya, is modern and traces back to Helena or Helene |
| Lisenka | f | Russian | The meaning of Lisenka is a derived form of Elisaveta or Yelisaweta |
| Livija | f | Latin | Livija is a spelling used in Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovenia and derives from Livia, a … |
| Ljuba | f | Russian | Ljuba (Љуба) is a diminutive form of Slavic names based on 'Ljub-', including Ljubov, L… |
| Lodawika | f | Russian | Lodawika is a derived form of the name Ludovika and serves as the feminine counterpart … |
| Lubov | f | Russian | Lubov is a feminine first name that is considered a Bulgarian, Russian, and Ukrainian v… |
| Ludmila | f | Polish | Ludmila is a female first name of Slavic origin, primarily used in the Latvian, Upper S… |
| Ludmilla | f | Russian | Ludmilla is a female first name of Slavic origin that was introduced into the German-sp… |
| Luis-Maksim | m | Russian | Luis-Maksim is a double name combining Luis ("the famous warrior") and Maksim ("the gre… |
| Luka | u | Latin | Luka is a gender-neutral abbreviation of Lukas and derives from the Latin Lucanus, whos… |
| Lukan | m | Latin | The name Lukan is a variant of Lucan and has its roots in the Roman surname Lucanus, or… |