Baby Names

Russian baby names

47 names of Russian origin with their meaning

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Nadia — "hope".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Sonia — "wisdom".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Greek · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Tania — the Russian short form of Tatiana.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Tatiana — "of Tatius's family".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Vera — "faith".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian · Latin

  • Nadia

    Girl

    Means "hope" in Russian, and "generous" read from Arabic.

    Russian · Arabic

  • Sonia

    Girl

    The Russian pet form of Sophia, "wisdom".

    Greek · Russian

  • Tania

    Girl

    The Russian short form of Tatiana.

    Latin · Russian

  • Means "of Tatius's family", the Sabine king.

    Latin · Russian

  • Vera

    Girl

    Means "faith" in Russian and "true" in Latin.

    Russian · Latin

  • Lara

    Girl

    Names a nymph from Roman myth, and works as a short form of Larisa.

    Latin · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Lara — names a nymph from Roman myth, and works as a short form of Larisa.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Olga — "holy".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian · Scandinavian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Sasha — "protector".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Greek · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Tiana — "princess".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Vania — "God is gracious".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian

  • Olga

    Girl

    Means "holy", "blessed".

    Russian · Scandinavian

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Sasha — "protector".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Greek · Russian

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Tiana — "princess".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian

  • Irina

    Girl

    Means "peace", the Russian form of Irene.

    Russian · Greek

  • Ivan

    Boy

    From the Hebrew name Yohanan, meaning "God is merciful".

    Russian · Hebrew · Spanish

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my light is God".

    Russian · Hebrew

  • A diminutive of Alejandro (Alexander) in Greek and Russian. It retains the meaning "protector".

    Greek · Russian

  • Tiana

    Girl

    Diminutive of Tatiana or Christiana; read as "princess".

    Russian

  • Van

    Boy

    Of Danish origin, meaning "of".

    Dutch · Danish · Russian

  • Vania

    Girl

    Russian diminutive of Jane: "God is gracious".

    Russian · Hebrew

  • Of Russian origin, a short form of Alejandro (Alexander). Unisex.

    Russian

  • Yuri

    Boy

    Of Russian origin, the equivalent of "George".

    Russian

  • From Greek, meaning "defender of men".

    Greek · Russian

  • Russian variant of Antonio, of Greek origin, meaning "brave".

    Greek · Russian

  • From Russian, meaning "healthy," "vigorous".

    Russian

  • Serbian variant of the Russian name Dimitri. Means "lover of the earth".

    Russian · Balkan

  • Of Russian origin, meaning "lover of the earth".

    Russian

  • From Greek, meaning "the goddess of agriculture".

    Greek · Russian

  • Egor

    Boy

    Russian form of Jorge, meaning "farmer".

    Russian

  • A Russian variant of Tadeo.

    Russian

  • A Russian variant of Teodoro, meaning "gift of God".

    Russian

  • Ilya

    Boy

    Of Russian origin, meaning "the Lord is God."

    Russian

  • Of Russian origin, related to the river of the same name.

    Russian

  • Luka

    Boy

    The Russian form of Lucas, a Latin name meaning "the one who stands out for his brightness" or "the one born at dawn".

    Latin · Russian

  • A Russian name related to Matthew/Mateo, meaning "gift of God".

    Russian

  • A Latin boy's name meaning "the greatest".

    Latin · Russian

  • Russian variant of Miguel.

    Russian

  • A Russian name, a diminutive of Pavel, itself a variant of Pablo.

    Russian

  • Russian variant of Pablo.

    Russian

  • Russian variant of Pablo.

    Russian

  • Russian variant of Stephen, meaning "crowned with laurel".

    Russian