Russian Names
51 Russian baby names with meanings and nicknames have 5,241 page views. Our trending Russian names include Liya, Andrey, Chana, Nikodim, Nasia, and Makari.
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Andrey (Andy): Strong, courageous; Warrior.
Nikodim (Nik): Victory of the people.
Makari (Mak): Blessed; Happy.
Liya (Li): I am with God; Weary; Tender, soft.
Chana (Chan): Favor, grace; Light, shine, bright.
Nasia (Nas): Immortal; Resurrection.
Alexey (Alex): Man's defender; Warrior.
Talya (Tal): Dew from God, heaven's dew; Birthday, Christmas Day; Alive, vital.
Aniah (Ani): God has answered.
Aniya: Gracious; God favors.
Pitia (Pit): Stone, rock; Oracle of Delphi; Pine tree.
Tasya (Tas): Resurrection.
Vasili (Vas): Royal.
Anastasiya (Ana): Rebirth, resurrection.
Nastassja (Nass): Resurrection; Born on Christmas day, birthday of the Lord.
Tassie (Tass): Resurrection; Fruitful; Well-built.
Rodion (Rod): Song of the hero.
Andrian (Andi): Manly, brave.
Jalena (Jal): Of Helena; The bright one; Shining light; Torch; God is gracious.
Prokop (Prokop): Progressive.
Dimitri (Dimi): Earth-lover; Follower of Demeter.
Nastya (Nastya)
Zefir (Zef): West wind.
Galya (Gal): God has redeemed; Hill of God.
Karman (Karma): Garden, orchard.
Varvara (Var): Foreign woman.
Stash (Stash): Resurrection; Secret, hidden place.
Mikhaila (Mik): Who resembles God?.
Sashenka (Sasha): Man's defender.
Penelopa (Penelopa): Duck; Threads; Plot; Spool; Tale; Weft; Face; Eye; Weave.
Michaila (Mich)
Nesyah (Nes): Homecomer, returner; Miracle of God.
Elmira (Elmira): Of great nobility, famous noble; Commander of the country; Electrification of the world.
Gallya: Calm, serene; Wave from God.
Sofya (Sof): Wisdom.
Petrovna (Petrovna): Of Petra; Rock.
Nastia (Nast): Of Anastasius, of Anastasia; Resurrection.
Agrafena (Ag): Born with feet forward.
Nastassya (Nastassya)
Lazar (Lazar): God is my help.
Katushka (Katushka): Pure.
Nastassiya (Nastassiya): Resurrection, rebirth.
Ninoshka (Nin): God has favored me.
Avel (Avel): Breath, wind.
Yvan (Yva): God is gracious.
Mihail (Mihai)