Russian, “lion.”
Russian
Darina
Slavic, “gift or peace.”
Vanya
Slavic, “God is gracious.”
Valeska
Polish and Russian, “strong and healthy.”
Anatoly
Russian, “from the east or sunrise.”
Sevastyan
Russian, “venerable” or “revered.”
Tula
Derived from various languages including Sanskrit, Russian, and Native American.
Nina
A diminutive of Antonina, Giannina, or Annina.
Zoya
Russian, “life” or “alive.”
Zena
Russian, “noble, belonging to Zeus.”
Zada
Arabic, “fortunate, prosperous.”
Sonya
Ukrainian and Russian, “wisdom.”
Sonia
Russian and Scandinavian, “wisdom.”
Inessa
Greek, Russian and Spanish, “pure, holy.”
Zoia
Slavic, “life.”
Zhenya
Russian, “well-born.”
Zarya
Slavic, “morning star.”
Zarina
Persian, “golden.”
Alya
Russian, Turkish, and Arabic, “heavens, exalted, and highborn.”
Andrei
Russian, “manly.”
Kirastella
Modern invented name.
Seva
Hindi, Latin, “worship, from Sebastia.”
Dmitry
Russian, “follower of Demeter.”
Lida
Persian, “queen.”
Rodan
Hebrew, “rose” or “flower.”
Kasia
Polish and Greek, “pure.”
Feya
Hebrew, “fairy.”
Karina
Scandinavian, Russian, “pure.”
Alisa
Hebrew, Russian, “great happiness.”
Pasha
Russian, “small.”
Dessa
Russian, “long journey.”
Malaia
Swahili, “one coming from Malay Archipelago.”
Yuri
Russian, “farmer.”
Yerik
Russian, “appointed by God.”
Vlad
Russian, “renowned prince.”
Vitaly
Russian, “alive.”
Viktor
Russian, “conqueror.”
Valentin
Russian, “strength.”
Pavel
Russian, “small.”
Orel
Russian, “eagle.”
Nikolai
Russian, “people of victory.”
Misha
Russian, “who is like God.”
Ludis
Russian, “warrior.”
Lev
Russian, “lion.”
Ivan
Russian, “God is gracious.”
Ilya
Russian, “the Lord is my God.”
Hedeon
Russian, “hewer, steadfast.”
Gedeon
Russian, “hewer, mighty warrior.”
Fedor
Russian, “God’s gift.”
Danil
Russian, “God is my judge.”
Damien
Russian, Greek, “to tame.”
Avel
Russian, Breton, “breath.”
Zhanna
Russian and Ukrainian, “God is gracious.”
Viveka
Russian, “alive.”
Viera
Russian, “faith.”
Tania
Russian, “from the house of Tatius.”
Shura
Russian, “defender of man.”
Polina
Russian, “small.”
Oksana
Russian, “praise to God, hospitable.”
Natasha
Russian, “born on Christmas day.”
Nadia
Russian, “hope.”
Lera
Russian, “strength.”
Ksenia
Russian, “hospitable.”
Katerina
Russian from Greek, “pure.”
Jelena
Russian, “shining light.”
Dasha
Russian, “posses and good.”
Anastasiya
Russian, “resurrection.”
Sasha
Russian, “defender of men.”
Olen
Norse, “relic.”
Asya
Swahili, “born in a time of grief.”
Ruslan
Russian, “lion.”
Dmitri
Greek, Russian, “devoted to Demeter.”
Anya
Russian, “gracious.”
Natalia
Russian, “Christmas.”
Nastasya
Greek, “resurrection.”
Tatiana
Derived from a Roman family.
Kira
Irish, “dark-haired.”
Mila
Slavic, “grace.”
Elena
Italian or Spanish, “shining light.”
Anastasia
Russian and Greek, “resurrection.”
Katya
Russian, “pure.”
Tamara
Russian and Hebrew, “date palm.”
Zina
Russian, “life of Zeus.”
Darya
Russian, “good ruler, gifted.”
Demid
Russian, “counsel of Zeus, follower of Demeter.”
Galina
Russian, “calm.”
Illarion
Russian from Greek, “cheerful.”
Irina
Russian, “peace.”
Mavra
Russian and Latin, “swarthy, Moorish, dark.”
Nikita
Russian, “unconquered.”
Ninel
Russian, “Lenin.”
Rodion
Russian, “devotee of Hera, family, kin.”
Taras
Russian, “man from Tarentum.”
Varvara
Russian, “foreign women.”
Zinaida
Russian, “life of Zeus.”
Zinovia
Russian from Greek, “life of Zeus.”
Boris
Russian, “small.”
Artemi
Russian, “devotee of Artemis.”