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The rarest Russian male names. How to name a boy so that he grows strong-willed and courageous? Strong male Russian names. Names of boys born in October

"What's in a name?" the poet asked an unknown interlocutor. Over the same question, but in a broader sense, humanity has been struggling for centuries, but the names are in no hurry to reveal all their secrets. Even notorious materialists and skeptics do not choose the first names that come across for their children, thereby recognizing that the name becomes the hallmark of a person in society, a part of himself. Many people are sure that an individual name not only contains information about its owner, but is also able to participate in the formation of his character and influence his future life. In this regard, the famous phrase "As you call a yacht, so it will float" is often remembered. What can we say about a man - a living being and connected with the universe by thousands of threads!

Personal names are the object of study of anthroponymy - a branch of the science of onomastics. Within its framework, researchers study their origin, evolutionary development, laws and features of functioning. Each name, whether it is originally Slavic or borrowed from other languages, for example, Greek and Jewish, has its own history, its own meaning. The original meaning of many names was lost in the thickness of the centuries, erased, no longer taken literally. In addition, not all people are interested in the meaning of their name, thereby missing the opportunity to learn more about themselves and their life prospects. Meanwhile, the studies of modern anthroponyms are aimed at compiling a psychological portrait typical representative of one name or another, because even earlier it was discovered that the same named people have much in common in character, fate and even appearance.

Of course, one should not exaggerate the role of the name in shaping the personality, but nevertheless it deserves the closest attention. The choice of a name for a child should be conscious, thoughtful, taking into account various factors. In the life of an adult, a name change is also possible, so the information presented on our website is useful not only for those who are looking for a name for a newborn boy or girl. For people who are not going to change their second “I”, a closer acquaintance with the meaning of names can also bring a lot of benefits - in particular, suggest directions for working on themselves, on compatibility with others and fruitful interaction with them.

In this section of our site you can find not only the meanings of names, but also a variety of related information, for example, about name days, lucky days, useful practical tips, excursions into history and much more.

Aaron - Ark of the Covenant (dr. Heb.)

Abay - attentive, prudent (Kyrgyz)

Abdullah - Slave of Allah (Arabic)

Abel - see Abel

Abov - God's love (Georgian)

Abram (Abramy, Abraham, Abraham, Avram, Avramy) - father of many nations, exalted father (other Heb.)

Avaz - replacement (arab.). The Turkmens pronounce this name “Ovez”, among the Azerbaijanis it took the sound “Eyvaz”.

Habakkuk - hugging, the name of the biblical prophet (heb.)

August (Ogasus) - majestic, great, sacred (lat.)

Avdey (Obdiy) - a servant of the god Yahweh (dr. Heb.)

Avdiyevs - servant of Jesus (other Heb.)

Obadiah - see Obadiah

Abdon - servant, servant, slave (other Heb.)

Abel (Abel) - a light breath (dr. Heb.)

Avenir - “father (God) is a light” (other Hebrew)

Averky - put to flight (lat.)

Averyan - invincible, rout, colloquial to Averky (lat.)

Aviv - ear (dr. Heb.)

Avim - multiplying (other Greek)

Auxentius - growing (Greek)

Abraham - see Abram

Aurelius (Aurelian) - golden (lat.)

Avtandil - the heart of the motherland (Georgian)

Autonomous - independent, "law to itself" (Greek)

Avundius (Avudim) - abundant (lat.)

Agap Agapius Agapit - loving, beloved, beloved (Greek)

Agatius - kind good (Greek)

Agafangel - good messenger (Greek)

Agafodor - a good gift (Greek)

Agathon (Agathonius) - good, good (Greek)

Agathonicus - good victory (Greek)

Haggai (Agay) - solemn, festive, having fun (other Heb.)

Aglay (Aglaius) - brilliant, magnificent, beautiful (Greek)

Agn - pure, immaculate (Greek) or lamb, lamb (Lat.)

Agyr - valuable, expensive (Turk.)

Adam - man, red clay (dr. Heb)

Adat - namesake, friend (Turk.)

Adolf - noble wolf (dr. germ.)

Adonis - lord, lord (dr. Heb)

Adrian (Adrian) - a resident of the city of Adria (lat.)

Aza - strong, strong (other Heb.)

Azad - noble, free (arab.)

Azam - the greatest (arab.)

Azamat - powerful, great, "the greatness of the glory of Allah" (arab.)

Azariah (Azaria) - God's help (heb.)

Aziz - powerful (Turk.)

Ayram - amazing (Turk.)

Airat - amazement (Turk.)

Akaki - not doing evil, not malice (Greek)

Akbar - the greatest, the eldest (arab.)

Akila - eagle (lat.)

Akim (Ekim) - God raises up (other Heb.)

Akimfiy - hyacinth (other Greek)

Akindin - safe (Greek)

Akop - warlike, warrior (Greek)

Akram - the most generous (Turk.)

Aksai - lame (Turk.)

Axentius (Auxentius) - growing (Greek)

Acution - sharp (lat.)

Aladin - sublime faith (arab.)

Alan - the most significant (arab.)

Albin (Alvin) - white (lat.)

Alexander - protector of people (Greek)

Alexei - defender (Greek)

Ali - sublime (arab.)

Alil - wise, knowing (arab.)

Alympius - from the names of Mount Olympus (other Greek)

Alipy (Alip) - carefree (Greek)

Alma - apple (Kazakh)

Almon, Elmon - the name of the letters, widower or abandoned (other Heb.)

Almoch - diamond (Tatar)

Alois - brave, resourceful, wise (Art. fr.)

Alonso - brave, resourceful, wise (Spanish)

Alpheus - change (dr. Heb.)

Albert - noble brilliance (German)

Alvian (Alvian) - rich (Greek)

Alfar - elven warrior (OE)

Alfonso (Alfonza, Alfonso) - noble, ready for battle (German)

Alfred - Free (German)

Amadis - God's love (lat.)

Amandine - worthy of love (lat.)

Amayak - charm (arm.)

Ambrose (Ambrosius) - belonging to the immortals, divine (Greek)

Amin - keeper, faithful (arab.)

Amir - leader, commander (arab.)

Ammon - a skilled craftsman, artist (heb.)

Amos - carrying the burden (other Heb.)

Ampelog - grapevine (Greek)

Amplius - significant, important (lat.)

Ananias - God is merciful (other Heb.)

Anastasius (Anastas) - resurrected (Greek)

Anatoly - East (Greek)

Anber - the greatest (arab.)

Anwar - radiant (pers.)

Angel (Angeliar) - angel, messenger (Greek)

Angeler - angel (Bulgarian)

Angius - vessel (Greek)

Andrew (Andrej, Anjey) - courageous brave (Greek)

Andronicus - winner (Greek)

Anekt - tolerable, tolerable (Greek)

Anikit - invincible (Greek)

Anisim - fulfillment, completion (Greek)

Antiochus - resisting, going towards (Greek)

Antip - adversary (Greek)

Antipater - replacing the father (Greek)

Anton (Antony, Antonin) - entering the battle, competing in strength. Roman family name (lat.)

Anfim - covered with flowers (Greek)

Anfir - blooming (Greek)

Anufry see Onufry

Apelius - not recognized (Greek)

Apollo (Appolinarius, Apollonius) - belonging to Apollo - the god of the Sun (Greek)

Apronian - unforeseen (Greek)

Aram - merciful God (arm.)

Aranis - brave, courageous (Greek)

Ardalion (Ardialion) - a fussy person (lat.)

Arrest - pleasant (Greek)

Aretas - virtue (Greek)

Arefa - cultivator, plowman (arab.)

Arian (Arius, Arye) - lion (dr. Heb.)

Aryan see Aryan

Aristarchus - head of the best (Greek)

Aristobulus - the best adviser (Greek)

Aristocles - glorious (Greek)

Ariston - reward (Greek)

Ariel - God's lion (dr. Heb.)

Arcadius - blessed, inhabitant of the country of Arcadia (Greek)

Armen - a resident of Armenia (Greek)

Arnold - soaring eagle

Aaron - see Aaron

Arseny (Arsen) - courageous (Greek)

Artamon - see Artemy

Artem - see Artemy

Artemy (Artamon, Artem) - unharmed, healthy (Greek)

Arthur - bear (Celtic)

Harutyun - resurrection, rebirth (Armenian)

Archimedes (Arkimidiz) - an outstanding mind (Greek)

Archippus (Arkhip) - head of the cavalry (Greek)

Aryeh see Arian

Assad - lion (arab.)

Asyncritus - incomparable, incompatible (Greek)

Aslam - peaceful, unharmed (arab.)

Aslambek - mighty lord (Turk.)

Aslan - mighty lion (arab.)

Asterius - stellar (Greek)

Astius - living in the city, urban (Greek)

Atanas see Athanasius

Athelstan (Athelstan) - noble (OE)

Attius (Atticus) - living in Attica

Aution - sharp (lat.)

Athanasius (Athanas, Atanas, Atanasius) - immortal (Greek)

Afzal - the most excellent (arab.)

Athenogen - a descendant of Athena (Greek)

Athos - generous, rich (Greek)

Achaik - Achaean, Greek (Greek)

Akhat - one (Tatar)

Ahijah - friend of the Lord (other Heb.)

Ahmad, Ahmed - famous (Turk.)

Ahmar - red (arab.)

Ahmed is Azeri. - orthodox

Ashot - fire (Turk.)

Aetius - eagle (Greek)

Bazhen (Bezhen) - desired, dear (other Russian)

Balash - child (Tatar)

Barat - born on the new moon (Georgian)

Bahar - spring (arab.)

Bachman - good thought (pers.)

Bahram - driving away an evil spirit (pers.)

Bakhtear - happy (pers.)

Bayan - storyteller, storyteller (other Russian)

Bektugan - relative, native person (Tatar)

Beloslav - good glory (glor.)

Benedict see Benedict

Blagoslav - good glory (glor.)

Bogdan - given by God (glor.)

Boleslav - the most glorious (glory.)

Bonifatius (Boniface) - good fortune (lat.)

Borimir - fighter for peace (glor.)

Boris - wrestler (glor.)

Borislav - fighter for glory (glor.)

Boruch (Baruch) - blessed (other Hebrew)

Boyan - see Bayan

Bratislava - fighter for glory (glor.)

Britanius - a resident of Britain (lat.)

Bronislav - glorious defender (glor.)

Bruno - swarthy (germ.)

Bryacheslav - loud glory (glory.)

Budimir - awakening the world (glor.)

Bucon - taciturn, unsociable (glor.)

Bulat - strong, steel (Turk.)

Babylon - a resident of Babylon (lat.)

Vavhar - gem(Persian.)

Vadim - healthy (lat.)

Wazir - senior manager (Iran.)

Vazih - clear (Turk.)

Valentine (Valent) - strong, strong, healthy (lat.)

Valerian - strong (lat.)

Valery - strong, rich, Roman generic name (lat.)

Walter - manager of people (German)

Varadat - a gift from a loved one (Iranian)

Varadat - motherwort (arab.)

Barbarian - foreigner (Greek)

Varlaam (Varlam) - the son of God (dr. Heb.)

Barsanuphius - indefatigable (Greek)

Vartan - rose (arm.)

Varul - Slijsk. - divine

Baruch see Boruch

Baruch see Boruch

Bartholomew - son of Tolmay (Aramaic)

Vasily, see Vasily

Vasily see Vasily

Basilides see Basil

Basil (Vasil, Vasilei, Vasilid) - regal (Greek)

Wahab - giver (Turk.)

Vaclav see Vyacheslav

Velemir - great world(glor.)

Benedict - blessed (lat.)

Benjamin - son of the right hand (dr. Heb.)

Wenceslas (Polish) - see Vyacheslav

Venchak - boat (mord.)

Vergiz - wolf (muzzle)

Veronicus - victorious (Greek)

Vianor - strong man (Greek)

Vivian - alive (lat.)

Vigit - clear (arab.)

Vincent - winner, victorious (lat.)

Victor (Viktorin, Victoria) - winner, winner (lat.)

Vilen is an abbreviation for "Vladimir Ilyich Lenin" (Sov.)

Wilhelm - knight (dr. germ.)

William - desired (German)

Viry - husband, man (lat.)

Vissarion - wooded gorge, valley, inhabitant of the forest (Greek)

Vitaly (Vit) - vital (lat.)

Vitan - desired (Belarusian)

Witold - forest ruler (dr. German)

Vithonios - deep (Greek)

Vladilen (Vladlen) - abbreviated. from "Vladimir Ilyich Lenin" (Sov.)

Vladimir - the ruler of the world (glor.)

Vladislav - possessing fame (glor.)

Vladislav (Valdislav) - owning fame (glor.)

Vlas - sluggish, clumsy (Greek)

Vlimat - feast, treat (arab.)

Vojislav - military glory (glor.)

Volodar - ruler (glor.)

Voldemar - famous ruler (other German)

Wolf - wolf (dr. germ.)

Will - will, freedom (glor.)

Boniface - see Boniface

Vsevolod - owning everything (glor.)

Vseslav - the most glorious (glory.)

Vysheslav - the most glorious (glory.)

Vyacheslav - the most glorious (glory.)

Gaafur (Gafur, Gafar) - forgiving (arab.)

Gabriel - God's stronghold, "my power is God" (other Heb.)

Gazi - warrior against the infidels (arab.)

Guy see Gayan

Galaktion - milky (Greek)

Ghalib - victorious, prevailing (arab.)

Galim - wise (arab.)

Gamaliel - God's intercessor (dr. Heb.)

Hamlet - twin, double (other German)

Garay - venerable (Tatar)

Gayan (Gai) - born of the earth (Greek)

Gideon - warrior (dr. Heb.)

Hector - almighty, keeper (Greek)

Gelasius - laughing (Greek)

Helium - solar (Greek)

Gemel - twin, double (Greek)

Genius - generic (Greek)

Gennady - noble (Greek)

Heinrich - powerful, rich (other German)

George - farmer (Greek)

Gerald - wielding a spear (German)

Gerard (Gerhard) - a strong spear (germ.)

Gerasim - venerable (Greek)

Herbert (Herbert) - a brilliant warrior (other German)

Herman - consanguineous, native (lat.)

Hermogenes - a descendant of Hermes (Greek)

Geronitius - elder (Greek)

Gerhard - a brave spearman (dr. German)

Gerhard see Gerard

Gilet - educated (arab.)

Giray - well-deserved, worthy (Turk.)

Gia - assistant (arab.)

Gleb is a favorite of the gods (another scand.)

Gobron - courageous, brave (arab.)

Gogi (Gochi) - brave, brave (Georgian)

Gorazd - a skilled craftsman (glor.)

Gordey - the name of the famous Phrygian king (Greek)

Gorislav - flaming glory (glor.)

Gradimir - creator, creator (glor.)

Gregor - awake

Gremislav - loud glory (glory.)

Gregory - awake (Greek)

Gury - lion cub (other Hebrew)

Gustav - military adviser (German)

David - beloved (other Heb.)

Davlat - happiness (arab.)

Dalmat - a resident of Dalmatia (Greek)

Damir - iron (arab.)

Dan - judge (other Hebrew)

Daniel - "my judge" (heb.)

Danovan - dark brown (Irish)

Darius - rich man (Greek)

Dastus - fair (lat.)

Daud - see David

Dementius - tamer (lat.)

Demid - "ruling by the will of Dion" (one of the names of Zeus) (Greek)

Demyan - conquering, humiliating (lat.)

Denis - belonging to Dionysus (Greek)

Destan - legend (arab.)

Javan - magnanimous (arab.)

Jalal - greatness (arab.)

Jamal (Jamil) - beautiful (Arabic)

Jan - faith (arab.)

Dinasius - eternal (Greek)

Diodorus - given by God (Greek)

Diodochus - successor, enjoyer (Greek)

Diomede - light of God (Greek)

Dion - belonging to Dionysus (Greek)

Dmitry - dedicated to the goddess of fertility Demeter (Greek)

Dobromir - good world(glor.)

Dobroslav - good glory (glory.)

Dobrynya - daring (glor.)

Dominic - belonging to the master (lat.)

Domn - lord, lord (lat.)

Donat - a gift (lat.)

Dormidont - head of the spearmen (Greek)

Dorotheus - God's gift (Greek)

Dositheus - given by God (Greek)

Druzhina - friend, comrade (glor.)

Evangel - Good Herald (Greek)

Eugene - noble (Greek)

Evgraf - good writer (Greek)

Evdokim - glorious (Greek)

Eucarpius - fertile (Greek)

Eulampius - radiant (Greek)

Eulasius - benevolent, merciful (Greek)

Ebod - good way (Greek)

Evpaty - sensitive, pious (Greek)

Evsey (Eusebius, Evseny) - pious (Greek)

Eustathius - stable (Greek)

Evstigney - a good sign (Greek)

Eustichian (Eustichius, Eutychius) - happy, prosperous (Greek)

Eustratius is a good warrior (Greek)

Eustrachius - magnificently earing (Greek)

Evfimy - see Evfimy

Egor - farmer (Greek)

Elizar - God helped (heb.)

Elisha - Savior (other Heb.)

Emelyan - flattering (Greek)

Enoch - educator, teacher (dr. Heb.)

Epifan - prominent, noble (Greek)

Erast - loving (Greek)

Eremey - exalted by God (other Heb.)

Ermak - see Ermil

Yermil - a forest belonging to Hermes

Yermolai - the people of Hermes (Greek)

Erofey - sacred (Greek)

Efim - pious (Greek)

Ephraim see Ephraim

Zhdan - long-awaited, desired (other glory)

Zabrod - leader, ringleader (other glory)

Zabud - forgetful (other Slavs.)

Zavad - venturing (dr. slav.)

Envy - protection from the evil eye (other Slavs)

Withered - sluggish (other Slavs.)

Zakhar - God remembers (other Heb.)

Zvezdan - star, stellar (Serbian, Bulgarian)

Zeno - belonging to Zeus (Greek)

Siegfried - Favorite of the Gods

Zenobius - life given by Zeus (Greek)

Ziyad - rising (arab.)

Zlat - golden (Bulgarian)

Zlatozar - illuminating, golden (glor.)

Zlatomir - the golden world (glor.)

Zlatosvet - golden light (glor.)

Zlatoslav - golden glory (other glory)

Zor - sharp-sighted (dr. slav.)

Zosimus - going on a journey (Greek)

Zosima - see Zosima

Zui - by the name of the bird (other Slavs.)

Zyk - a loud sound, loud (other Slavs.)

Jacob see Jacob.

Ivan - "Yahweh had mercy, had mercy" (heb.)

Ignatius - see Ignatius

Ignatius - fiery, red-hot (lat.)

Igor - army, strength (other scand.)

Idris - to teach, learn (arab.)

Ezekiel - God will give strength (other Heb.)

Hierax - hawk (Greek)

Jerome - Initiate (Greek)

Ishmael - God will hear (other Heb.)

Izot - giving life, life-giving (Greek)

Israel - God rules (other Heb.)

Izyaslav - who gained fame (glor.)

Jesus - God will help (other Heb.)

Illarion - cheerful, joyful (Greek)

Elijah - "Yahweh is my God" (heb.)

Iman - faith (arab.)

Ingvar - careful, prudent (other scand.)

Innocent (innocent)

Job - persecuted (other Heb.)

Jonah - dove (dr. Heb.)

Jordan - the name of the river in Palestine (heb.)

Iosaph - "The Lord is the judge" (heb.)

Jehoshaphat - "God judged" (heb.)

Joseph - “God will multiply” (other Heb.)

Ipat - see Hypatius

Hypatius - the highest (Greek)

Hippolytus - unharnessing horses (Greek)

Heraclius - glory of Hera (Greek)

Irinius - peaceful (Greek)

Isaac - "he will laugh" (heb.)

Isaiah - salvation sent by Yahweh (other Heb.)

Isaf - God's reward (other Heb.)

Isidore - Gift of Isis (Greek)

Ismail - see Ishmael

Ismat - purity, purity (Arabic)

Israel - see Israel

Judas - "he praises God" (heb.)

Kadykh - Almighty (Arabic)

Kazim - silent, restraining his anger (arab.)

Casimir - peaceful, calm (Polish)

Kalistrat - a beautiful warrior (Greek)

Callimachus - excellent wrestler (Greek)

Callist - see Callistratus

Kamal - perfect (arab.)

Camillus - noble, dedicated (lat.)

Candite - white, shiny (lat.)

Kantor - singer (other Hebrew)

Kapiton - head (lat.)

Kara - black, big, strong (Turk.)

Karakez - black-eyed (Turk.)

Karamat - hard (arab.)

Karen - generous, generous (arab.)

Karim - generous, merciful (arab.)

Karl - brave (dr. germ.)

Carp - fruit (Greek)

Qasim - distributing, separating (Turk.)

Castor - beaver (Greek)

Kasyan - empty (lat.)

Kayukhbek - noble (arab.)

Kim is an acronym for Communist Youth International (Sov.)

Kindei - mobile (Greek)

Cyprian - a resident of the island of Cyprus (Greek)

Cyrus - lord, lord (Greek)

Cyril - lord, lord (Greek)

Kirom - generous, noble (taj.)

Claudius - lame, Roman generic name (lat.)

Klim - vine (Greek)

Clement - merciful (Latin) or vine (Greek)

Kodryan - forest (Rom.)

Kondrat - quadrangular (lat.)

Conon - wit (lat.)

Constantine - persistent, constant (lat.)

Roots - horn or dogwood berry (lat.)

Cosma - see Kuzma

Christian - belonging to Christ (lat.)

Kronid - son of Kronos (Greek)

Xanth - fiery, red (Greek)

Xenophon - stranger, foreigner (Greek)

Kuzma - tamer (Greek)

Kuprian - see Cyprian

Kurman - a quiver for arrows (Tatar)

Laban - white, milky (other Hebrew)

Laurel - laurel tree, wreath, victory, triumph (lat.)

Lawrence - a resident of the city of Lawrence (lat.)

Ladislav - good glory (glor.)

Lazar - "God helped" (heb.)

Lazdin - hazelnut (Latvian)

Largy - generous (lat.)

Lahuti - exalted (pers.)

Lachino - falcon (tur.)

Lion - lion, king of beasts (Greek)

Leib - lion (Aramaic)

Lel - by the name of a pagan god, the son of a fret, the patron of marriage and love (glor.)

Leon - lion (lat.)

Leonard - reflection of a lion (germ.)

Leonidas - like a lion (lat.)

Leontius - lion (lat.)

Leopold - bold as a lion

Logvin (Longin) - long, Roman generic name (lat.)

Longinus see Logvin

Lawrence - see Lawrence

Lot - veil (dr. Heb)

Luarsab - daredevil (cargo)

Luigi - Lenin is dead, but the ideas are alive

Luke - light (lat.)

Lucian see Lucian

Lukyan (Lukian) - luminous, radiant (lat.)

Luchezar - luminous, radiant (glor.)

Lubomir - loving world(Art. Slav.)

Lyudmil - dear people (glory.)

Lucius - see Lukyan

Mauritius - dark (Greek)

Mavrimati - black-eyed (Moldavian)

Maurodius - song of the Moor (Greek)

Magid - preacher (dr. Heb.)

Maiko - born in May (glor.)

Makar - blessed, happy (Greek)

Maccabeus - hammer (other Heb.)

Maxim - the greatest (lat.)

Maximilian - see Maxim

Maqsood - desired (arab.)

Malachi (Malachi) - my messenger (other Heb.)

Malachi see Malachi

Malik - king, lord (arab.)

Malch - king, angel, messenger (dr. Heb.)

Mansur - under protection (arab.)

Manuel - God is with us (other Heb.)

Manfred - a free man (other German)

Marvin - military victory(dr. germ.)

Marian - marine (lat.)

Mark - hammer (lat.)

Markel (l) - hammer (lat.)

Mars - god of war (Greek)

Martin - dedicated to Mars, warlike (lat.)

Martin see Martin

Maryam - bitter (other Hebrew)

Masqued - desired (arab.)

Matvey - God's man, God's gift (heb.)

Mahmud - glorious (arab.)

Medimn - grain measure (Greek)

Meer - glorified by the letter (heb.)

Melamed - teacher (other Hebrew)

Melentius - caring (Greek)

Menelaus - strong people (Greek)

Merkul - merchant (lat.)

Methodius - watching, searching (Greek)

Mecheslav - glorious sword (glory.)

Mikifor - see Nikifor

Milius - a citizen of the city of Miletus (Greek)

Miloneg - sweet and gentle (other Russian)

Miloslav - good glory (glor.)

Mina - monthly, lunar (Greek)

Mirab - distributor of waters (arab.)

Miran - emir (arab.)

Myron - fragrant (Greek)

Miroslav - peaceful glory (glor.)

Misael - asked of God (heb.)

Mitrofan - found by his mother (Greek)

Michael - like God (other Heb.)

Micah - equal to God (other Hebrew)

Michki - pretty (Finnish)

Michura - gloomy (other Slavs.)

Modest - modest (lat.)

Moses - legislator (other Hebrew)

Mokiy - mocker (Greek)

Mstislav - glorious avenger (dr. Heb.)

Murad (Murat) - desired goal (arab.)

Muslim - conqueror (arab.)

Muharbek - famous (arab.)

Mukhtar - chosen one (arab.)

Nadia - hope, future, support (other Russian)

Nazam - device, order (arab.)

Nazar - dedicated to God (other Hebrew)

Nazim - intimidator (arab.)

Narcissus see Narcissus

Narcissus (Narkis) - handsome man, name mythical hero, turned by the gods into a flower (Greek)

Nathan - "God gave" (other Hebrew)

Nahum - comforter (other Hebrew)

Neon - young, new (Greek)

Nestor - returned to his homeland (Greek)

Nicander - winner (Greek)

Nikanor - who saw victory (Greek)

Nikita - winner (Greek)

Nikephoros - victorious (Greek)

Nicodemus - victorious people (Greek)

Nicholas - conqueror of nations (Greek)

Nikon - victorious (Greek)

Nile - from the name of the river in Egypt (lat.)

Nison - from the name of the Jewish month Nisan (dr. Heb.)

Nifont - reasonable, sober, reasonable (Greek)

Noah - rest, peace (other Heb.)

Nomin - educated (Kalmyk.)

Nor - granite (taj.)

Norman - northern man (germ.)

Nur - light, one of the names of God (arab.)

Nuri - bright, radiant (arab.)

Ovid - savior (lat.)

Octavian - eighth (lat.)

Oktay - understanding (Mongolian)

Oleg - holy, sacred (other scand.)

Olivier - olive, olive (st. fr.)

Olympus - Olympian, from the name of the sacred mountain Olympus (Greek)

Olgerd - noble spear (germ.)

Omar - all-remembering (arab.)

Onufry (Anufry) - free (lat.)

Onesimus - fulfillment, completion (Greek)

Honore - honor (fr.)

Orestes - mountain (Greek)

Orion - on behalf of the mythical singer (Greek)

Oswald - Divine Forest

Osip - see Joseph

Oscar - Divine Chariot (Other Scand.)

Otto - possession (German)

Pavel - small (lat.)

Pamfil (Panfil) - beloved by everyone, dear to everyone (Greek)

Pankrat - the strongest, all-powerful (Greek)

Pankraty - see Pankrat

Pantelei - see Panteleimon

Panteleimon - all-merciful (Greek)

Paramon - reliable, faithful (Greek)

Parfem - virgin, pure (Greek)

Patricius - noble (Greek)

Pakhom - broad-shouldered (Greek)

Pelagia - marine (Greek)

Peresvet - very, bright, luminous, bright (glor.)

Peter - stone, rock (Greek)

Pimen - shepherd, shepherd (Greek)

Pist - faithful (Greek)

Plato - broad-shouldered (Greek)

Polycarp - fruitful (Greek)

Poluekt - long-awaited (Greek)

Pompey - participant in the solemn procession, Roman generic name (Greek)

Pontius - marine (Greek)

Porfiry - purple (Greek)

Potap - mastered (lat.)

Prozor - vigilant (glor.)

Proclus - "glory ahead of him" (Greek)

Prokop - naked sword (Greek)

Protas - standing in front (Greek)

Prokhor - leading in the dance (Greek)

Ptolemy - warrior (Greek)

Ravil - see Raphael

Ragnar - strong mind (other scand.)

Radium - ray, sun (Greek)

Radimir (Radomir) - fighter for peace (glor.)

Radislav - fighter for glory (glor.)

Rais - militant (arab.)

Rainis - spotted, striped (Latvian)

Ramadan - from the name of the Muslim fasting Ramadan (Arabic)

Rami (Ramiz) - shooter (arab.)

Ramon - reasonably defensive (Spanish)

Rasif - strong, strong (Arabic)

Ratibor - warrior (glor.)

Ratmir - defending the world, advocating for the world (glor.)

Raul (Raul) - the decision of fate (germ.)

Raphael - healed with the help of God (other Heb.)

Rafik - kind (arab.)

Rahim - merciful, compassionate (arab.)

Rahman - merciful (arab.)

Rahmat - grateful (arab.)

Rashid (Rashit) - walking on the right path (arab.)

Reginald - reasonably ruling (OE)

Rezo - benevolent (arab.)

Rex - king (lat.)

Rem - rower (lat.)

Renat - 1. reborn (lat); 2. short for revolution, science, technology (owl)

Renold (Reynold) - the decision of fate (germ.)

Rifat - high position (arab.)

Richard - smashing without a miss (other germ.)

Roald - sparkling sword (dr. German)

Robert - unfading glory (other German)

Rodion - wild rose, rose (Greek)

Roy - red (OE)

Roland - native land (germ.)

Roman - Roman, Roman (lat.)

Romil - strong, strong (Greek)

Rostislav - growing glory (glor.)

Ruben - blushing (lat.) or "look - son" (other Heb.)

Rudolf - red wolf (dr. germ.)

Rusin - Russian, Slav (Slav.)

Ruslan (Arslan) - lion (Turk.)

Rustam (Rustem) - mighty (Turk.)

Rustic - rustic (lat.)

Rurik - the glory of the king (other scand)

Sabir - patient (arab.)

Sabit - strong, strong (arab.)

Sabur - patient (arab.)

Savva - old man (Aramaic)

Savvaty - Saturday (other Hebrew)

Savely - asked from God (other Heb.)

Savil - beloved (Azerb.)

Sadykh (Sadiq) - true, sincere (Arabic)

Said - blessed, happy (arab.)

Salavat - book of prayers (arab.)

Salam - peace, well-being (arab.)

Salik - going (arab.)

Salim - healthy, unharmed (Tatar)

Salmaz - not fading (azerb.)

Salman - friend (arab.)

Samson - sunny (dr. Heb.)

Samuel - God heard (heb.)

Sanjar - fortress (Turk.)

Satur - well-fed (lat.)

Safa - clean (arab.)

Safar - born in the month of Safar (Arabic)

Safron - prudent (Greek)

Svetozar - illuminated by light (glor.)

Svyatogor - holy mountains

Svyatolik - bright face, beautiful (glory.)

Svyatopolk - sacred army (glor.)

Svyatoslav - holy glory (glor.)

Sevastyan - highly venerated, sacred (Greek)

Severin (Severyan) - strict (lat.)

Severian see Severin

Seconds - second (lat.)

Seleucus - lunar, oscillating (Greek)

Selivan - forest (lat.)

Semyon (Simeon, Simon) - heard, listening (dr. Heb.)

Serapion - Temple of Serapis (Greek)

Seraphim - burning, fiery, fiery angel (dr. Heb.)

Sergey - clear, highly esteemed, Roman generic name (lat.)

Sidor - see Isidore

Strength - from the name of the forest in southern Italy (lat.)

Silantium - see Strength

Sylvan - see Selivan

Sylvester - forest (lat.)

Seema see Simha

Simeon - see Semyon

Simon - see Semyon

Simcha (Sima) - joy (other Hebrew)

Sozon (Sozont) - saving, protecting (Greek)

Socrates - retaining power (Greek)

Solomon - peaceful (dr. Heb.)

Sossius - faithful, healthy (lat.)

Sophron - prudent, prudent (Greek)

Spartacus - a resident of Sparta (Greek)

Savior - Savior (Art. Slav.)

Spiridon - reliable (Greek)

Stanimir - peacemaker (glor.)

Stanislav - the most glorious (glory.)

Stepan - wreath (Greek)

Stoyan - strong (Bulgarian)

Strato - belligerent (Greek)

Stratonic - victorious army (Greek)

Suleiman - see Solomon

Sultan - power (arab.)

Suhrab - red water (pers.)

Sysoy - sixth (other Heb.)

Talanay - lazy (glor.)

Talbak - begged (taj.)

Talib - walking (arab.)

Talim - teaching (Azerb.)

Talkhir - pure, immaculate (Azerb.)

Tamir - see Damir

Taras - troublemaker (Greek)

Tahir - clean (Turk.)

Tverdislav - solid glory (glor.)

Tvorimir - peacemaker (glor.)

Theodore - gift of God (Greek)

Theophilus - God's favorite, God-loving (Greek)

Terenty - annoying, tiring (lat.)

Tiberius is a Roman generic name (Latin)

Tigran - tiger (pers.)

Timon - worshipper (Greek)

Timothy - worshiping God (Greek)

Timur - iron (Turkic)

Titus - honorary (lat.)

Tikhon - lucky, bringing happiness (Greek)

Tod - clear (Kalmyk.)

Thomas - see Thomas

Tryphon - living in luxury, gentle (Greek)

Trofim - breadwinner (Greek)

Turgen - fast (Mongolian)

Tursun - "let life last" (Turk.)

Ulan - beautiful (Kalmyk.)

Ulrich - rich powerful (other German)

Ulyan see Julian

Umar - life (Tatar)

Urvan - polite (lat.)

Uriah (Uriah) - the light of God (other Heb.)

Ustin - see Justin

Thaddeus - a gift from God (other Hebrew)

Fazil - worthy, excellent (arab.)

Faiz - winner (Tatar)

Faik - excellent (azerb.)

Farid - rare (arab.)

Farhat (Farhad, Farhid) - understanding, understandable (pers.)

Faust - happy (lat.)

Fayaz - generous (Azerb.)

Fedor - gift of the Gods (Greek)

Theodosius - see Fedor

Fedot - see Fedor

Felix - happy (lat.)

Theophanes - Appearance of God (Greek)

Theophilus - loved by God (Greek)

Ferapont - student, servant (Greek)

Ferdinand - courageous, domineering, strong (German)

Fidel (devotee)

Phil - friend (Greek)

Filaret - lover of virtue (Greek)

Filat - God's Guardian (Greek)

Philemon - loving (Greek)

Philip - loving horses (Greek)

Philo - dear being, object of love (Greek)

Finogen - see Afinogen

Phlegon - burning (Greek)

Flor - blooming (lat.)

Foka - seal (Greek)

Thomas - twin (dr. Heb.)

Fortunat - happy (lat.)

Photius - bright, luminous (Greek)

Fred - free (other German)

Fuad - heart (Arabic)

Khabib - beloved friend (arab.)

Chaim - life, living (other Heb.)

Hakim - wise (arab.)

Khaliq - creator (arab.)

Khariton - generous, showering with graces (Greek)

Charlampy - joyful light (Greek)

Herbert see Herbert

Chrysanth - golden-colored (Greek)

Chrisoi - golden (Greek)

Christian - see Christian

Christopher - carrying the faith of Christ (Greek)

Husam - sword (Azerb.)

Tsvetan - blooming (Bulgarian)

Caesar - dissecting (lat.)

Chengiz - rich (Turk.)

Sheftel - Heb. - born on Saturday

Shukuhi - splendor, splendor (pers.)

Shelomokh - see Solomon

Egmond (Egmont) - supportive, attractive (other German)

Edward - see Edward

Edwin - bringing victory with a sword (dr. German)

Edgar - guardian of the city (dr. germ.)

Eden - bliss, paradise (other Heb.)

Edmund - sword-protector (dr. germ.)

Edward see Edward

Adrian - see Adrian

Eduard - caring for prosperity, guardian of wealth (other German)

Eidar - leader (arab.)

Eldar - God's Gift (Arabic)

Emil is diligent. Roman family name (lat.)

Emmanuel - God is with us (other Heb.)

Erasmus - cute, charming (Greek)

Erast - dear, beloved (lat.)

Ergash - accompanying person (Uzbek)

Erdeli - resident (Hungarian)

Eric - noble leader (Other Scand.)

Eristav - head of the people (Georgian)

Ernest - serious, strict (other German)

Ephraim - prolific (other Heb.)

Eshon - saint, mentor (taj.)

Eugene - see Eugene

Jozef - see Joseph

Julian - belonging to Julius (lat.)

Julius - curly, fluffy. Roman family name (lat.)

Yunus - stream (other Hebrew)

Yuri - farmer (lat.)

Justin (Just) - fair (lat.)

Yusup - increase (Tatar)

Yakim - see Yakim

Jacob - see Jacob

Yang - given by God (glor.)

Janus - January, belonging to the god Janus (lat.)

Yaroslav - strong, glorious (glory.)

Jason - doctor (Greek)

The name of the boy and the meaning of the chosen name is a topic that interests every new or future parent without exception, which is not surprising, because the process of choosing a name form is quite complicated and responsible, and the names have so many variations that the head is spinning ...

Each parent, whether mom or dad, must responsibly weigh the pros and cons of each variation of the name, because many important factors depend on the choice of name. One of them, for example, is the factor of character and the whole future. Each specific name given to a boy can affect the future of the child named by him, the characteristics of the character that is being formed in him, the personality as such - and everything in his life, in turn, depends on this, and the chances for career growth, and popularity in society, and sociability, and the ability to endure everyday difficulties, and even the chances of building a strong and truly happy family.

Boys born at the time of the patronage of January are inherently purposeful and hardworking, but conflicted and often because of this they are deprived of sociability. It is desirable to call such names promising sociability and gentleness, unscrupulousness and patience, poise.

The name of the February boy should endow with conflict-freeness, sociability, eloquence and the ability to compromise, because all this is not available for children born this month. Among the Orthodox names there are many such. Some of them are listed below...

In March, hardworking and shy people are born. Touchy and vulnerable, capricious and devoid of charisma. Such boys are difficult to endure, they need to complement the character with charm, eloquence, tenderness and moral stamina. The name of such a guy should not contain harsh sounds.

Patrons of April are usually selfish and stubborn by nature, often conflict with their peers and do not know how to take soundly other people's opinions and advice. Such are required to be called by names that promise gentleness and sanity, unscrupulousness and practicality, and good compatibility.

Those born in May are recommended to be called those variations that are able to bestow sociability and friendliness, good nature and gentleness. These are family men by nature, but devoid of emotions and imagination, fantasy and romance. Such a quality as purposefulness will not interfere.

And here there are shy, shy, suspicious and modest boys, and these will not have either a career or material success if they are not endowed with the necessary features: determination, self-sufficiency and self-confidence. All this can be endowed with names patronized by July.

The guys of August are kind and gentle, easily make contact and love to communicate, but are frivolous and unreliable, incapable of making their own responsible decisions. Such it is required to call options promising missing characteristics. The best ones are offered by us further…

Here you need to select a variation that promises ease of communication, readiness for adventure, fantasy and imagination, because usually those born in September are deprived of all of the above. But it is worth remembering that the options patronized this month are usually too influential and have the strongest energy.

October children in the future in most cases tend to be prudence, self-interest, composure and uncompromisingness. You need to name options that have a mitigating effect. Sensitivity, gentleness, justice, sincerity and optimism will not interfere.

The November representatives are dominated by material dependence and a thirst for power, with which it is desirable to fight from childhood in all possible ways, including the bestowal of a name that endows with such qualities as decisiveness, calmness, sincerity and integrity.

And here it doesn’t hurt to call all the boys by that name, the meaning of which will give the ability to control emotions and be guided solely by logic, for those born in December, in particular Pisces, are too prone to the opposite, they are unbalanced and emotional in origin soul and nature.


When a baby is born, the first thing parents think about is what to name it. It happens that the name of the child is given even during the pregnancy of the mother. How to choose a name for a boy so that it brings him happiness? Now it is very fashionable to name children with foreign notes, and simple Russian names have also become very popular. Such as, for example, Ivan, Peter, Dmitry.

In this article, we will consider all the beautiful names for boys, including all Russian, foreign and the most interesting.

Whatever the parents name the child they should consider the following:

Boy's name according to season

There is an opinion what time of year When a child was born plays an important role in his future destiny.

A must when choosing a name for a boy you need to try to choose one that will go well with his middle name and last name. There should not be too many consonants and it is desirable that the name has the same consonants as the surname and patronymic. For example, Sergey Viktorovich Petrov, Igor Viktorovich Gorbov, Dmitry Alekseevich Nikolenkov, etc.

If it fits well with the last name and patronymic and is easy to pronounce, then it will make it easier for your child to communicate in the future.

Parents who follow fashionable names, of course, they will want to name their child with some fashionable name. Every year the list of fashionable names changes..

In 2017, the most fashionable boy names are:

Matvey - when translated means Gifted by the Lord. This child is truly a gift. He is very calm, absolutely not capricious for no reason, always clean and tidy. He always listens to his parents. These boys grow up to be very fair, well-mannered men.

Artem - Unharmed. This is a very smart boy who constantly wants to learn something new. He is very friendly and kind.

Maxim is Great. A very versatile child. He either reads books or runs with friends on the street. He is very fond of sports and likes to collect collections. He has many friends and is very responsive.

Alexander - translates as Protector. Most popular name that will never go out of fashion. Alexander studies very well, always tries to be honest and obey his parents.

Timothy - Honoring the Lord. A very soft child. It is very easy to offend him, they do not like criticism. At the same time, he is a great conversationalist who listens carefully and is always ready to help. This child is very obedient, studies well and does not give parents much trouble.

Now it is very fashionable to call boys by old Russian names, such as Zakhar, Khariton, Bogdan, Nazar. Anyway, parents need to think about whether it will be very difficult for a child or strange to others.

Names for boys by name day

Previously, children were named after the day of the Angel in the church calendar. And it is still believed that this is correct and a child named after a name day will have a strong guardian angel, will be healthy and happy.

The only disadvantage of this method of choosing a name is that the church calendar has a rather small list from which to choose. In this case, you can name the child with a name that is in the nearest dates to the birthday.

Mystery of the name

It's no secret to anyone that what was the name of the child, determines the character of a person after birth. Each of them has its own meaning and translation from ancient languages.

Adam is human

Alexey - defender

Anatoly - sunrise

Andrew - courageous

Anton - fight

Arseny - courageous

Artem - dedicated to the goddess of hunting Artemis

Bogdan - given by God

Valentine is healthy

Valery - be strong

Vasily - royal

Benedict - blessed

Vladimir - to reign

Victor is the winner

George is a farmer

Gleb is God's favorite

Gennady - noble

David - Beloved

Danil - God is my judge

Dimitri - owned by Dimetra

Denis is inspirational

Dobrynya - dexterous

Eugene - noble

Egor is a farmer

Zakhar - life

Ivan - favored by God

Ilya - fortress

Cyril is the owner

Constantine - constant

Lion is the king of the animals

Michael - Like God

Maxim is great

Nikita is the winner

Nicholas - conqueror of nations

Oleg is a saint

Pavel is small

Peter is a stone

Roman - a resident of Rome

Ruslan - lion

Svyatoslav - holy glory

Stanislav - glorious

Sergey - highly respected

Timothy - worshiping God

Timur - iron

Fedor - gifted by God

Philip - loves horses

Edward - wants to be rich

Yuri the farmer

Yaroslav - strong

Important conditions for choosing a name for a boy

Country where the child lives. Also, here you can include the nationality of the child. So that there are no contradictions between the parents and the child normally joins the team, you need to take into account this feature and name the child in such a way that it only helps the child in later life.

The affectionate form of the name is also very important. Parents need to think about what they will name their baby. This form of the name is not meant to be funny or complicated.

If the city in which the child lives is not too numerous, then very exotic names are unlikely to be understood by others. It is much easier for Alfreds and Emmanuels to live in huge densely populated cities.

By month of birth

Beautiful Russian names for boys: a list.

Axenty Adam Alexander Andrey Anton Aristarkh Arkady Arseniy Artyom Arthur Afanasy Bogdan Boris Budimir Bulat Vadim Valentin Valery Vasily Viktor Vitaly Vlad Vladimir Vladislav Gavriil Gennady Georgy German Gleb Grigory David Damir Daniil Denis Dmitry Evgeny Yegor Zakhar Ivan Ignat Igor Kirill Kuzma Lev Leonid Makar Maxim Miron Miroslav Mikhail Modest Nazar Oscar Pavel Pyotr Svyatoslav Sergei Stanislav Taras Fedor Philip Eduard Yuri Yaroslav Alexei Alfred Anatoly.

Beautiful foreign names for boys:

Renal Leonard Rafael Marcus Spiridon Arthur Daniel Javid Michael Richard Ewald Grant Levon Reval Sanjar Andrian John Martin Samson Akram Dominik Modest Sevastyan Benedict Donat Nikon Theodor Vildan Justin Omar Thomas Vili Witold Iskander Osman Tony Woldemar Irakli Hovhannes Fidan Vissarion Karl Patrick Franz.

Conclusion

For that, so that the child is not ashamed of his name, but wore it with pride and self-confidence, you need to take his choice seriously. The list of names is quite large, but sometimes they say, you just need to look at your baby after birth and you will immediately understand what his name is, the heart will tell.

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Adam- from other Hebrew. "Human"; often explained as red because, according to legend, God molded the first man, Adam, from red clay.

Akim– Russian unfold cm. Joachim.

Alexander- from the Greek "protect + husband (rank)".

Alexei- from the Greek "protect", "repel", "prevent"; church Alexy.

Anatoly- from the Greek "east", "sunrise".

Andrey- from the Greek "courageous".

Anisim, Onesimus- from the Greek "useful".

Antip- from the Greek "enemy"; church Antipas.

Anton- from Latin, means a Roman generic name, possibly from Greek. "combat", "compete"; church Anthony.

Apollo, Apollinaris- from lat. "referring to Apollo", "Apollo".

Aristarch- from the Greek “best + command”, “lead”.

Arkady- from the Greek "inhabitant of Arcadia, pastoral region in the Peloponnese", "shepherd".

Arseniy- from the Greek "courageous"; unfold Arsenty.

Artem, Artemy- from the Greek "dedicated to Artemis, goddess of the hunt and the moon"; church Artem.

Arkhip- from the Greek "command + horse"; church Archippus.

Askold- from Scandinavian, Swedish; the name of one of the ancient Russian princes, comrades of Rurik; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Athanasius- from the Greek "immortal".

Boris- from Russian; possibly abbr. from Borislav.

Bronislav- from glory; from bases with the meaning "protect", "protect + glory"; absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Bogdan- from Russian, "given by God."

Vadim- from Russian; possibly from other Russian. "vaditi", i.e. "sow confusion", perhaps, as an abbreviation. from Vladimir.

Valentine- from lat. "strong", "healthy"; will reduce. on behalf of Valens.

Valery- from Latin, Roman generic name, "to be strong, healthy"; church Valery.

Basil- from the Greek "royal", "royal".

Velimir- from glory; from the basis of the word "vely", i.e. "big + world". Absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Benedict- from lat. "blessed".

Benjamin- from other Hebrew. "son of the right hand", obviously, allegorically beloved wife.

Vincent- from lat. from "win".

Victor- from lat. "winner".

Vissarion- from the Greek "forest".

Vitaly- from lat. "vital".

Vladilen- from Russian; abbreviation from Vladimir Ilyich Lenin; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Vladimir- from other Slavs. Vladimer, which, in turn, may be borrowed from other German. and mean "reign", "rule + glorious, famous".

Vladislav- from glory; from the basics of words with the meaning "own + glory".

Vlas- from the Greek "simple", "rough"; church Vlasiy.

Vsevolod- from Russian; from the basics of words with the meaning "all + own".

Vyacheslav- from fame. the basics are “higher”, “higher”, i.e. “more + glory”.

Gabriela, Gabriel- from other Hebrew; from the basics of words with the meaning "strong husband + god"; church Gabriel.

Galaction- from the Greek "milk"; truncated Laktion.

Gennady- from the Greek "noble".

George- from the Greek "farmer"; Russian unfold Egory, Egor, Yuri.

Gerasim- from the Greek "venerable".

Hermann- from lat. "single womb", "native".

Gleb- from other German. “given to God”, “given under the protection of God”.

Gordey- from Greek; the name of the king of Phrygia, according to legend, Gordius tied an intricate knot on which the fate of Asia depended; Russian church Gordius.

Gregory- from the Greek "awake", "awake".

Gury- from other Hebrew. "animal", "lion cub"; unfold Gur, Gurei.

David, David- from other Hebrew. "beloved"; church David.

Daniel, Daniel- from Hebrew, traditionally perceived as "God is my judge", although the basis is not entirely clear; church Daniel; unfold Daniel, Danilo

Dementy- from lat. Domitius, a Roman generic name, possibly means "to tame"; church Dometius.

Demid- from the Greek "divine + take care", "patronize"; church Diomede.

Demyan- from Latin, possibly “dedicated to the goddess Aegina and Epidaurus Damia”; church Damian.

Denis- from the Greek "dedicated to Dionysus", the god of wine, winemaking, poetic inspiration and cheerful folk gatherings; church Dionysius.

Dmitriy- from the Greek "pertaining to Demeter", the goddess of agriculture and fertility; church Dimitri.

Dorotheus- from the Greek "gift, gift + god."

Eugene- from the Greek "noble".

Evgraf- from the Greek "good writer".

Evdokim- from the Greek “glorious”, “surrounded by honor”.

Evstigney- from the Greek "good, good + relative"; church Eusignius.

Egor, Egor– Russian nar. you are named George.

Elisha- from other Hebrew. god + salvation

Emelyan- from Latin, means a Roman generic name; church Emilian.

Epifan- from the Greek "prominent", "noble", "famous"; church Epiphany.

Eremey, Jeremiah- from other Hebrew; from the basics of words with the meaning "throw, throw + Yahweh" (the name of God).

Yefim- from the Greek "benevolent", "benevolent"; church Evfimy.

Ephraim- from Hebrew, possibly a dual number from "fruit".

Zakhar- from other Hebrew. "God remembered"; church Zechariah.

Zinovy- from the Greek "Zeus + life".

Ivan- from other Hebrew. "God has mercy"; church John.

Ignatius- from lat. "fiery"; Russian unfold Ignat.

Igor- from other Scandinavian, means the name of Scand. god of "abundance + protect".

Ishmael- from other Hebrew. "God will hear"; church Ismail.

Izyaslav- from glory; from the basics of words with the meaning "take + glory".

Hilarion, Hilarion- from the Greek "funny".

Ilya- from other Hebrew. "My God is Yahweh (Jehovah)"; church Or me.

Innocent- from lat. "innocent".

Joseph, Osip- from other Hebrew. "He (God) will multiply", "He (God) will add".

Ipat, Ipatiy- from the Greek "Supreme".

Hippolyte- from the Greek "horse + untie, unharness".

Heraclius- from the Greek "Hercules".

Isaiah- from other Hebrew. "salvation of Yahweh (god)"; church Isaiah.

Carp- from the Greek "fetus".

Kasyan- from lat. "Cassius is a Roman generic name"; church Cassian.

Kim– Russian new (from the initial letters of the name of the Communist International of Youth), is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Cyrus- from the Greek "power", "right", "strength".

Kirill- from the Greek "ruler", "lord", "master".

Clement, Clement, Klim- from lat. "merciful", "indulgent".

Kondrat, Kondraty- possibly from lat. "square", "broad-shouldered"; church Kodrat (but another origin is not excluded - from the Greek "spear").

Konstantin- from lat. "constant".

Roots- from Greek, from Latin, Roman generic name from "horn"; Russian unfold Kornil, Korniy, Korney, Kornil.

Kuzma- from the Greek “peace”, “order”, “universe”, figurative meaning - “decoration”, “beauty”, “honor”; church Cosmas, Cosmas.

laurel- from Greek, from Latin. "tree laurel".

Lawrence- from lat. Laurentian in Lavrent is the name of a city in Latium.

Lazarus- from Latin, a variant of the name Eleazar, cm. Elizar.

a lion- from the Greek "a lion".

Leon- from the Greek "a lion".

Leonid- from the Greek "lion + appearance, likeness".

Leonty- from the Greek "lion".

Luke- from Greek, possibly from Latin. "light".

Makar- from the Greek "blessed", "happy"; church Macarius.

Maksim- from Greek, from Latin. "greatest", superlative from "large", "great".

Mark, Marco- from Latin, is a Roman personal name, possibly meaning "to be lethargic, weak" or "born in March".

Martin- from Latin, derived from Mars - in Roman mythology, the name of the god of war; unfold Martin.

Matvey- from other Hebrew. "gift of Yahweh (God)"; church Matthew, Matthew.

Methodius- from the Greek "method", "theory", "research".

Mieczysław- from the Slavs, from the basics of words with the meaning "throw + glory"; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Milan, Milen- from glory. "Cute"; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Myron- from the Greek "fragrant myrrh oil".

Miroslav- from glory; from words with the meaning "peace + glory"; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Michael, Micah- from other Hebrew. "who is like God."

Modest- from lat. "modest".

Moses- Possibly from Egypt. "child, son"

Mstislav- from Russian; from the basics of words with the meaning "revenge + glory".

Nazar- from other Hebrew. "he dedicated."

Nathan- from other Hebrew. "God gave"; bibl. Nathan.

Nahum- from other Hebrew. "comforting".

Nestor- from Greek, name oldest member Trojan War.

Nikanor- from the Greek "win + man".

Nikita- from the Greek "winner".

Nikifor- from the Greek "winner", "victorious".

Nicholas- from the Greek "to win + the people."

Nikon- from the Greek "win".

Nile- perhaps from the Greek. Neleus is the name of Nestor's father or from the name of the Nile River.

Oleg- from scand. "saint".

Olgerd- from lit. Algirdas or from other German. "noble + spear"; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Orestes- from Greek; the name of the son of Agamemnon.

Paul- from lat. "small"; family name in the genus Aemilia.

Pahom- from the Greek "broad-shouldered"; church Pachomy.

Peter- from the Greek "stone".

Proclus- from the Greek "before", "ahead + glory", the name of several ancient kings.

Prokhor- from the Greek "dance ahead."

Rodion- from the Greek "Inhabitant of Rhodes"

Novel- from lat. Roman, Roman.

Rostislav- from glory; from the basics of words with the meaning "grow + glory."

Ruslan- from Arabic. through Turk. Arslan - "lion"; in this form the name was created by Pushkin; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Savva, Savvaty- from the Greek "Saturday"; until the 17th century spelled with one "v".

Savely- from the Greek "sabinsky"; church Savel.

Samuel- from other Hebrew. "there is a god."

Svyatoslav- from Russian; from the basics of words with the meaning "holy + glory".

Sevastyan- from the Greek "sacred", "revered"; church Sebastian.

Severin- from lat. "Severs"; unfold Severyan.

Semyon- from Greek, from other Hebrew. "God Hearing"; church Simeon; etymologically the same as Simon, in fact, in all languages, both names stand apart.

Seraphim- from other Hebrew. "serpents" - in the biblical tradition, symbolized the flame around the throne of God; hence the seraphim, the fiery angel.

Sergey- from Latin, Roman generic name; church Sergius.

Sylvester- from lat. "forest", figurative meaning - "wild", "uneducated", "uncivilized".

Spartacus– Russian new (in honor of the leader of the rebellious gladiators in Rome); absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Spiridon- from Greek, possibly from Latin. personal name and means "illegitimate".

Stanislav- from glory; from the basics "to be established, to stop + glory"; the name is absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Stepan- from the Greek "wreath"; church Stephen.

Taras- from the Greek "excite", "excite", "excitement"; church Tarasy.

Timur- from Mong., Turk. "iron"; mong name. Khan, known in Europe under the name Tamerlane, i.e. Timur Khromoy; absent in the Orthodox Saints.

Tikhon- from the Greek the name of the god of chance, fate and happiness.

Tryphon- from the Greek "live on the fat of the land".

Trofim- from the Greek "breadwinner", "feeder".

Ustin– Russian cm. Justin.

Fadey- from other Hebrew. "praise".

Fedor- from the Greek "god + gift"; church Theodore.

Felix- from lat. "happy", "prosperous".

Philip- from the Greek "loving horses", "hobby for horseback riding"; the name of several Macedonian kings.

floor- from lat. "flower"; unfold Frol, Fleur.

Thomas- from Aramaic. "twin".

Julian- from the Greek "Juliev"; church Julian; unfold in-t Ulyan.

Julius- from Latin, Roman generic name, means "curly"; the founder of the Julius family is traditionally considered the son of Aeneas; the month of quintiles was renamed July in honor of Julius Caesar; church Julius.

Yuri- from Greek; cm. George.

Jacob- from other Hebrew. "heel"; according to biblical legend, Jacob, the second-born twin, grabbed his first brother Esau by the heel in order to keep up with him; church Jacob.

Yaroslav- from glory; from the basics of words with the meaning "fierce, bright + glory."

Muslim boy names

Aasim is a protector.
Abbas is a gloomy boy, strict, severe.
Abdullah (Abdul) is a servant of God.
Abid is a praying boy.
Abrek is the most fertile boy.
Abulkhair is a boy who does good.
Avad is a reward, rewarded.
Agil is a smart boy, understanding, knowing.
Adil (Adyl) is a fair boy.
Adele is a righteous boy.

Hebrew boy names

Abba - the name means "father".
Avi - the name means "my father".
Avigdor - "set boundaries" for the Jewish people.
Avner - means "my father is light."
Aviram - means "my father is great."
Abraham is the true forefather of the Jewish people.
Adam means "earth".
Azriel - means "My help is G-d."
Akiva - "held by the heel."

Tatar boy names

Agzam is a tall boy, sublime.
Azat - noble, free.
Azamat is a knight, a hero.
Azim is a great boy.
Aidar is a generic, one of the worthy husbands.
Ainur - meaning moonlight.
Airat - khairat-amazement, forest people.
Akbars - the meaning of the name White leopard.
Alan is the name of a good-natured boy.

Kazakh names for boys

Abai is a prudent, vigilant boy
Abzal - respected, highly respected.
Abyz is a defender, a clairvoyant boy.
Abylai - the meaning of the name grandfather, father.
Agzam - almighty, great.
Adiya - a gift, a gift, a reward.
Adil - honest, fair.
Azamat is a real horseman.
Azat is an independent, free boy.

When a son is born, parents immediately face the question of choosing the right name for the child. Given the father's name, they try to find a good combination of first and middle names in order to avoid difficult to pronounce or dissonant treatment in the future.

Sometimes they want to call a boy a foreign name. But no matter how beautiful it sounds, you must first find out what exactly it means, so that the child cannot later, in the future, get into an unpleasant situation, unintentionally provoked loving parents. In addition, you need to try how the name you have chosen for the baby will be combined with the name of the father and whether it is suitable for the sonorous patronymic of future grandchildren.

A wide selection of names for boys, offered to your attention, will satisfy the most diverse needs of parents. Here there are both familiar and well-known names, as well as those taken from other languages ​​and sometimes having an unusual sound. You just have to agree on your preferences and make a good choice of a name for your son. Remember, the name can predetermine luck and fall on life path baby, so take it seriously.

Author of the publication: Rostislav Belyakov 

After the birth of a child or even before birth, the parents face the question of how to name the baby. With the help of a beautiful name, mothers and fathers seek to direct the child's life on the path of good luck and prosperity, designate his personality and preserve certain family traditions.

How to choose a beautiful name for a newborn boy?

Harmony and prudence are the main principles that should be followed when naming a newborn. A correctly chosen name should be combined with a patronymic and surname, not be overly pretentious and difficult to pronounce.

The baby should be named according to cultural and religious traditions. For example, it is better not to call a Russian boy Said or Domenik, which may cause ridicule in the future.

Before naming a boy, you should familiarize yourself with a few rules:

  1. Maintaining individuality. You should not name the baby in honor of the father, other close relatives or great figures. Giving preference to such names, mom and dad often have high hopes for their son, which he will not always be able to justify. In the future, this often leads to conflicts between parents and the child.
  2. Preference for "male" names. Naming the baby Zhenya, Sasha, Valya, you can provoke mockery of the boy in the future. Together with an indeclinable surname, such a naming can cause strangers to take him for a girl.
  3. Respect for tradition. Despite the mixing of cultures and world integration, you should not call the baby a name from another tradition, which will be out of harmony with the Russian patronymic and surname.

Beautiful male names according to the church calendar


Believing parents adhere to the method of naming their sons according to church canons. Often babies are named after saints. Being mediators between God and people, even after death they give their parishioners the faith that allows them to endure the hardships of fate. It is believed that with their help you can protect the baby from evil.

You can name your son according to the calendar, and if it is impossible to make a choice, consult with a spiritual mentor on your own. Today, most often they are guided not by a calendar, but by a list of saints revered by the church. The most popular names are

  • Nicholas;
  • Vladimir;
  • Basil;
  • Andrey;
  • Michael;
  • Mark;
  • Konstantin;
  • Kirill and others

Name selection by horoscope

This ancient tradition is to name the baby by date of birth. The method involves the compilation of a natal chart, which accurately determines the appropriate name. This method has long remained the exclusive prerogative of the wealthy aristocracy. Today, anyone can use it, having received the advice of a specialist.

To determine the name by horoscope, it is not necessary to contact an astrologer. You can choose it from a list of names that are most suitable for a particular zodiac sign.

For naming boys, such beautiful names are often used:

  • Aries - Alexander, Alexei, Artem, Yegor, Nikolai, Yaroslav;
  • calf - Anton, Bogdan, Daniel, Ilya, Maxim, Nikita;
  • twins - Heinrich, Eugene, Igor, Konstantin, Sergey;
  • cancer - Andrey, Vitaly, Stanislav;
  • lion - Alexander, Artem, Ivan, Cyril, Mark;
  • maiden - Vsevolod, Gennady, Gleb, Denis, Rostislav, Stepan;
  • scales - Anatoly, Anton, Vitaly, Leonid, Mikhail, Oleg, Plato;
  • scorpion - Arseny, Rodion, Ruslan, Fedor, Yuri;
  • Sagittarius - Vladimir, Vyacheslav, Peter, Roman, Jan, Yaroslav;
  • Capricorn - Arthur, Vadim, Gleb, Denis, Yegor, Nikolai;
  • Aquarius - Leonid, Gennady, Oleg, Ruslan, Svyatoslav;
  • fish - Bogdan, Valery, Vasily, Ivan, Maxim, Roman.

Fashionable vintage names


During recent years children are actively called by old names. This trend is connected with the interest of society in history and native culture. Naming their sons in the old manner, parents tend to turn them to their national roots. Often the name is chosen under the influence of the fashion and mentality prevailing in society.

The most popular old names are:

  1. Matthew. Differs in diligence and perseverance, but at the same time isolation. Often chooses a profession that requires concentration and method - surgery, sports, banking. It has natural uncertainty, and therefore it is necessary with early childhood encourage Matvey's initiative so that he succeeds.
  2. Zakhar. Despite some severity of sound, this name means a sentimental and good-natured person. He is distinguished by a caring and complaisant character, which largely determines his future profession. He is not attracted to office work. Most often, he connects his life with a technical or agricultural specialty.
  3. Vsevolod. Rarely finds himself in unpleasant situations, which is associated with discretion, the ability to nip dangerous moments in the bud with the help of humor and diplomacy. He has the gift of persuasion and the ability to get along with others, for which he is respected by people. Vsevolod is stubborn, firm and diligent, but does not always strive for victory. It can give way to a more worthy, in his opinion, person.
  4. Proud. Differs peacefulness and optimism. With outward modesty, he has inner strength and vigor. He is an interesting storyteller and an attentive listener.
  5. Luke. Despite the similarity with the verb "dissemble", this name denotes an honest person. Purposefulness of his character is combined with impulsiveness. He thinks carefully about the solution to the problem and perseveres along the path to achieve results. In defending his interests, he can show uncompromising and impulsiveness.

Beautiful Russian names for a child

When parents want to name their son in accordance with the Russian tradition, they often mistakenly prefer ancient names that look somewhat pretentious today - Svyatogor, Varlaam, Dobrynya, Ostromir are not very suitable for modern children and are accepted by society for the extravagance of parents. The top 10 Russian names that are most relevant today include:

  • Elisha;
  • Plato;
  • Nicholas;
  • Michael;
  • Paul;
  • Yaroslav;
  • Vladislav;
  • Denis;
  • Dmitriy;
  • Andrey.

Popular foreign names for boys: English and American


In English-speaking countries, the tradition of naming children by two names is popular: personal and middle. The first is the baby's distinctive name and is used in Everyday life. The second is most often given in honor of a close relative, and in official documents it is indicated between the main name and surname.

If in the post-Soviet environment naming is of Greek, Latin, Old Russian origin, then authentic names are predominantly popular in English culture:

  • today in the UK boys are often referred to as Pauls, Davids, Georges, Jacobs, Alans, Marks;
  • in the United States, sons are named Richard, William, Noah, Robert, Aaron.

How to choose a beautiful Muslim name?

In Muslim culture, the method of naming children in accordance with ancient documents is especially popular. The wrong choice of a name for a boy can cause him bad luck, poverty, illness, laziness in the future, which pushes his parents to name him in honor of the saints: Muhammad, Abdul, Idris, Kadir, Rahim, etc.

Muslim culture is characterized by the same meaning for several names that differ in sound. For example, Hasan and Elmir mean beauty, while Zabir, Kavi and Ali characterize a strong and powerful person. It is noteworthy that there are no negative names, which explains the desire of parents to provide their children with a better fate.


Muslim traditions are replete with names denoting beauty. You can call the boy Anwar (bright, bright), Jamil (handsome), Dilyair (soulful), Ihsan (merciful), Ramil (magical), Fazil (talented). If parents cannot resolve the issue of naming their son on their own, they can turn to the imam.

Before the revolution, it was common for Muslims to use two names on the territory of the Russian Empire. The child received the first naming as a talisman. To protect the son from the evil eye, this name was hidden from strangers. The second was of less importance and was used in everyday life. In Soviet times, this tradition died out, but today there is a return to it.

Unusual and rare names

Calling sons unusual names, parents tend to endow them with a bright personality. Such children may deviate from public opinion and sometimes go against him. Wishing to achieve any success despite the influence of external factors, they can only rely on their perseverance and fortitude.

Parents sometimes make mistakes when naming their son rare name in order to endow him with the qualities of a fighter. If for one part of the boys it becomes an impetus for the formation of a bright personality, with the help of which they achieve success under any circumstances, then for the other it becomes a cause of constant psychological discomfort.


For thoughtful, calm children, a non-standard name is an annoying factor that attracts unnecessary attention. Naming the baby Oscar, Azat, Mikel or Radislav, the parents endow him not with the power to defend his beliefs, but with a source of internal conflict. He is expected to constantly prove his own worth, while he needs solitude for the development of his personality.

A rare name should be combined with the child's surname and patronymic. Combinations such as Petrova Madonna Alekseevna or Kozlov Marcel Ivanovich sound disharmonious.

Naming the baby, take into account national and cultural characteristics the dominant mentality in society. For example, names such as Arkhip, Bronislav, Borislav, Lavrenty go well with surnames of Slavic origin.

Choosing a name depending on the time of year

When choosing a name, parents are traditionally guided by the month of their son's birth. There is an opinion about the relationship between the seasons and certain character traits of the baby.

It is believed that children born in winter are stubborn and domineering. To mitigate these features, sons are called names containing soft sounds:

  • Alexei;
  • Leonid;
  • Nikita;
  • Paul;
  • Basil.


Babies born in the spring are distinguished by a romantic and sublime temperament. It is recommended to call them by traditional male names to balance the subtle nature, give them courage and strength:

  • Konstantin;
  • Stepan;
  • Bogdan;
  • Egor;
  • Sergey.

Children born in summer have a bold and kind-hearted character. To enhance these qualities, it is recommended to choose sonorous names:

  • Elizar;
  • Philip;
  • Denis;
  • Yuri;
  • Vitaly.


"Autumn" children are often distinguished by distrust and some egocentrism. To give the baby sociability and friendliness, choose simple sonorous names:

  • Anton;
  • Nazar;
  • Jacob;
  • Naum;
  • Tikhon;
  • Semyon.

Rating of the most popular modern names

Today there is a decline in interest in foreign names. Less and less children are called in the old Russian manner. In 2018, boys often began to be called neutral names: Lions, Alexanders, Ivans, Maxims, Romans, Rodions and Kirills. In the TOP of popular names there are also Daniil, Vladislav, Gleba and Mark.

The choice of a name is no less important moment in the formation of a child's personality than his further upbringing. In an effort to name their son unusually, parents sometimes forget about the correctness and appropriateness in the decision this issue. The task of naming is to designate the individuality of the boy and direct his fate to a prosperous path, and not pretentiousness and expressing the tastes of moms and dads.