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.”
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