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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sevarion | m | Latin | Sevarion is a masculine form of the name Severian, used in Georgia (სევერიან), Bulgaria… |
| Shura | f | Russian | The name Shura (Шура), which occurs as both a female and male first name, is derived fr… |
| Sinaida | f | Finnish | The name Sinaida is a female first name of ancient Greek origin |
| Sino | m | Latin | Sino, a masculine first name, is regarded as a short form of the names Ursino or Orsino… |
| Sinya | f | Russian | Sinya is a female short form of Aksinya in Russian and has its origin in Xenia |
| Slavik | m | Russian | Slavik is a diminutive of Slava and is used as a short form for names that include the … |
| Snezhana | f | Russian | Snezhana (Снежана) is a girl's name that is considered a Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Rus… |
| Sofija | f | Russian | The name Sofija is the Slavic and Baltic form of the Greek name Sophia, which in Ancien… |
| Sofja | f | Danish | Sofja is the Danish, Finnish, Swedish, and Belarusian variant of the name Sofia |
| Soja | f | Russian | Soja is considered a variation of Zoya, which is also an alternative transcription of t… |
| Soka | f | Russian | The name Soka, used as a girl's name in Bosnia and Serbia, has Slavic roots |
| Solange-Anuschka | f | French | The name Solange-Anuschka is known, among other things, through Beyoncé's sister |
| Solomonida | f | Russian | Solomonida is a feminine form of Salomon, considered a Baltic and Russian variant of Sa… |
| Sonja | f | Russian | Sonja (Russian Соня) is a Russian diminutive of the Greek name Sophia |
| Sonnia | f | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Sonya | f | Russian | Sonya is the English form of the name Sonja, which comes from Russian (Соня) and is der… |
| Sophie-Lara | f | English | Sophie-Lara is a double name combining Sophie ("the wisdom") and Lara ("the talkative o… |
| Stanimir | m | Russian | The Slavic male first name Stanimir translates into English as 'someone who has or wish… |
| Stanislava | f | Slavic | The first name Stanislava (Станислава) is the feminine variant of the Slavic name Stani… |
| Stasik | m | Russian | Stasik is a diminutive of Stanislaw and Stanislav, which are derived from Stanislaus |
| Stepan | m | Russian | Stepan is translated into English as 'the crowned one', 'the garlanded one', and in a b… |
| Stepashka | m | Russian | Stepashka carries the meaning 'the crowned one', 'the garlanded one', and further inter… |
| Stephanie-Sonja | f | Greek | Stephanie-Sonja is a double name combining Stephanie ("the crowned") and Sonja ("the wi… |
| Stepka | m | Russian | Stepka translates into English as "the crowned one," "the garlanded one," and can also … |
| Stilian | m | Russian | Stilian is mainly regarded as the Spanish form of Stylianos |
| Sulamitha | f | Russian | The name Sulamitha is an unusual German form of Shulamith |
| Susanne-Ilona | f | French | Susanne-Ilona is a double name combining Susanne ("the lily") and Ilona ("the sun-like") |
| Susanne-Sonja | f | French | The Lily |
| Sveta | f | Polish | The Slavic first name Sveta originates from the Old Slavic word svet (свет) and carries… |
| Svetlana | f | Slavic | Svetlana is a female first name with Slavic origins, commonly found in countries such a… |
| Swetja | f | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Taisia | f | Georgian | Taisia is considered a form of Taisiya and derives from the ancient Greek name Thais |
| Tamara | f | Italian | Tamara (Тамара) is the Russian form of the biblical name Tamar |
| Tamila | f | Russian | The name Tamila, prevalent in Russian (Тамила) and Ukrainian (Таміла), is a derivative … |
| Tamilo | m | Russian | Tamilo is considered a modern masculine derivative of the name Tamila, which is derived… |
| Taminee | f | Russian | The name Taminee has its roots in the Russian language, although the exact meaning and … |
| Tanea | f | Latin | Tanea is considered a Moldovan variation of Tanya and is a short form of Tatiana |
| Tanja | f | Latin | The name Tanja is a short and affectionate form of the name Tatjana, which is regarded … |
| Tanja-Rebecca | f | Russian | The name Rebecca comes from Hebrew and means 'the captivating one' or 'the enchanting one' |
| Tanjev | m | Russian | Tanjev is a name that has been used in Germany since the 1970s, but its exact meaning r… |
| Tanya | f | Latin | The first name Tanya, which originates from Russian, is an English pet form of Tatjana,… |
| Tasmina | f | Russian | The name Tasmina is a shortened form of Thomasina, a feminine derivative of the Aramaic… |
| Tata | f | Latin | The name Tata (Тата) has several meanings |
| Tatjana | f | Latin | Tatjana (Татьяна) is interpreted as the feminine variant of the Roman name Tatianus and… |
| Tatjana-Maria | f | Russian | No information is currently available regarding the meaning of Tatjana-Maria |
| Tattianna | f | Latin | Tattianna metaphorically means 'the combative one' or 'the courageous one' in words and… |
| Tatyana | f | Latin | The first name Tatyana is regarded as the Bulgarian and Russian form of Tatjana, which … |
| Tayisiya | f | Russian | Tayisiya is a modified form of the Russian name Taisiya, which traces back to Thais |
| Tazjana | f | Russian | Tazjana represents a Belarusian variant of Tatjana, also known as Taziana, and traces b… |
| Tiana-Regina | f | Arabic | Tiana stands for 'the Pure', while Regina means 'the Queen' |
| Timur | m | Russian | Timur is a masculine first name derived from the Old Turkic word temür meaning "iron" a… |
| Tinja | f | Latin | The name Tinja is a derived form of Kristinja, which in turn is derived from Christina … |
| Toscha | f | Latin | Toscha is regarded as a Russian diminutive of the name Antonia, which derives from the … |
| Trinesha | f | Russian | The name Trinesha stands for 'spotted' or 'the Spotted One' (Serbian), written in Serbi… |
| Tyshay | f | Russian | means 'abandoned' in Ukrainian (Лишай) |
| Tzar | m | Russian | The title of the highest ruler in Russia, Serbia, and Bulgaria |
| Uliana | f | Latin | The name Uliana, as the Russian (Ульяна) and Ukrainian (Уляна) form of Juliana, can be … |
| Uljana | f | Latin | As a short form of Juljana (Juliana), Uljana is a female first name with Russian and Uk… |
| Ulyana | f | Latin | The girl's name Ulyana, also known as Uljana, is a short form of Juljana (Juliana) |
| Valdemir | m | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Valentina-Ivisa | f | Latin | The name Valentina means 'Healthy' from Latin, while Ivisa is a Croatian variant of the… |
| Valera | f | Latin | The name Valera, which is also a Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian variant of Valeria,… |
| Valeri | m | Latin | As a unisex name, Valeri (Valéri) carries the meanings 'the strong', 'the powerful', or… |
| Valerija | f | Latin | The name Valerija is a South Slavic variant of the name Valeria and carries the meaning… |
| Valeriya | f | Latin | Valeriya is a girl's name that stands for 'the Strong,' 'the Powerful,' 'the Healthy,' … |
| Vanka | m | Russian | Vanka is a Slavic diminutive of the name Ivanka, which is associated with Johanna |
| Varinja | f | Latin | Varinja is a Russian variant of Varinia, the female form of the Roman family name Varin… |
| Varya | f | Latin | Varya is regarded as a diminutive form of Varvara, the Slavic variant of Barbara |
| Vasili | m | Russian | Vasili, as the Russian form of Wassili and Basilius, can be traced back to the Greek te… |
| Vasilii | m | Russian | Vasilii is considered a male first name that is a Russian derivative of Basil, which in… |
| Vasilisa | f | Russian | The name Vasilisa is considered a Russian variant of Vasilia, the feminine form of Vasili |
| Vaska | f | Russian | Vaska is a diminutive for girls and originates from Bulgarian and Macedonian, derived f… |
| Vasya | m | Russian | The first name Vasya is a Russian short form of Vasili, which in turn is a variant of t… |
| Veera | f | Latin | The first name Veera is derived from Vera and is native to Estonia and Finland |
| Velikaja | f | Russian | The name Velikaja has its roots in Russian |
| Venera | f | Latin | Venera represents the Slavic form of the Latin Venus |
| Venia | f | Latin | The name Venia, a feminine form, is derived from the Russian diminutive Vera |
| Veniamin | m | Greek | The name Veniamin, in Greek (Βενιαμίν Veniamín) and Russian (Вениамин), is a form of th… |
| Venja | f | Latin | Venja is a feminine form of the name Venia and traces back to a Russian diminutive of Vera |
| Venya | f | Latin | Venya is a diminutive of the name Vera and is considered a feminine first name |
| Vera-Leonie | f | Latin | It arises from the combination of Vera, which means 'the true' in Latin or 'the faith' … |
| Vera-Marie | f | English | Vera means 'the faith' (Russian/Bulgarian), while Marie translates to 'the beloved', 't… |
| Veranika | f | Veranika (Вераніка) is the feminine form of Veronika, which in turn is a Latinized deri… | |
| Vesselina | f | Russian | Vesselina (Весселина) is a Bulgarian form of Veselina |
| Vicca | f | Russian | A short form of the name Viktoria |
| Viliana | f | Italian | Viliana is a feminine first name that occurs in Bulgaria, Italy, Romania, and Russia |
| Virsavia | f | Russian | Virsavia is a Slavic and Russian variant of the name Bathseba, derived from Bathsheba (… |
| Vissarion | m | Greek | Vissarion (Виссарион) is a boy's name that appears in both Russian and the Greek form V… |
| Vital | m | Latin | The name Vital represents the German form of the ancient Roman term Vitalis |
| Vitalij | m | Latin | Vitalij is a boy's name that is regarded as the Russian and Ukrainian form of Vitalis |
| Vitalina | f | Latin | The name Vitalina is a feminine form of Vitali, a Russian variant of the Roman name Vit… |
| Vjera | f | Latin | The name Vjera (Вјера) is a Bosnian and Serbo-Croatian form of Vera |
| Vlad | m | Russian | Vlad (Влад) is a Slavic name that directly translates to 'the ruler', 'the overlord', o… |
| Vladislava | f | Russian | The first name Vladislava (Владислава) is the feminine variant of Vladislav (Владислав)… |
| Vlatko | m | Russian | Vlatko, a short form of Vladimir, has its roots in the Old Slavic language |
| Vsevolod | m | Russian | The name Vsevolod (Всеволод) is a Slavic boy's name that means 'the Dominator' and 'the… |
| Vyacheslav | m | Russian | The first name Vyacheslav is a masculine designation that is interpreted as the Russian… |
| Wadim | m | Polish | Wadim is a boy's name and represents a Polish and Russian variant of Vadim, whose origi… |
| Waleri | m | Russian | The name Waleri has its roots in the Russian language and is derived from the Latin nam… |
| Waleria | f | Latin | The name Waleria, a feminine form of Valeria, comes from Polish and Russian |