María Nadia
GirlCombines María — "beloved" — with Nadia — "hope".
Hebrew · Biblical · Russian · Arabic
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
Means "hope" in Russian, and "generous" read from Arabic.
Russian · Arabic
The Russian pet form of Sophia, "wisdom".
Greek · Russian
The Russian short form of Tatiana.
Latin · Russian
Means "of Tatius's family", the Sabine king.
Latin · Russian
Means "faith" in Russian and "true" in Latin.
Russian · Latin
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
Means "holy", "blessed".
Russian · Scandinavian
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Sasha — "protector".
Hebrew · Biblical · Greek · Russian
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Tiana — "princess".
Hebrew · Biblical · Russian
Means "peace", the Russian form of Irene.
Russian · Greek
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
Diminutive of Tatiana or Christiana; read as "princess".
Russian
Of Danish origin, meaning "of".
Dutch · Danish · Russian
Russian diminutive of Jane: "God is gracious".
Russian · Hebrew
Of Russian origin, a short form of Alejandro (Alexander). Unisex.
Russian
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
Russian form of Jorge, meaning "farmer".
Russian
A Russian variant of Tadeo.
Russian
A Russian variant of Teodoro, meaning "gift of God".
Russian
Of Russian origin, meaning "the Lord is God."
Russian
Of Russian origin, related to the river of the same name.
Russian
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