Russian Names

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Russian diminutive of Nikolai, meaning 'victory of the people'.

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Likely a diminutive or pet form of Olga, a Russian and Scandinavian name meaning 'holy' or 'blessed'.

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A derivative of the name Katrina. Katrina is a version of Katherine which means 'pure'.

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A modern invented name, possibly a variant of Tatiana. Tatiana is Russian, from the Roman family name Tatius, meaning 'father'.

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A Finnish and Estonian form of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ'. It signifies devotion and faith.

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Danina is a Slavic name derived from Dan, meaning 'God is my judge'. It is a feminine form popular in Eastern Europe.

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A Slavic variation of the name Christina. Christina means 'a Christian,' or 'anointed one'.

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Feminine form of Daniel, meaning "God is my judge" in Hebrew, with a Slavic or Russian flair.

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A Russian form of Xenia, from Greek, meaning 'hospitality' or 'welcome'.

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Likely a variation of Natasha, which is a Russian diminutive of Natalia, meaning 'Christmas Day'.

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Aunya is likely a modern, invented name with uncertain origins, possibly related to Anya, a Russian diminutive of Anna, meaning 'grace'.

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Alonya is a Russian name, likely a diminutive of Elena, meaning 'bright, shining light'.

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Annyah is a modern variation of Anya, which is a Russian diminutive of Anna, derived from the Hebrew Hannah, meaning "grace."

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A variant of Danica, which is of Slavic origin, meaning "morning star" or "Venus."

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A Russian name and the name of the first animal in space. Originating from the breed of dog.

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Faina is of Russian origin, meaning "shining" or "bright."

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This name is likely a modern invention or a variation of existing names. It might be inspired by names like Tanya (Russian, meaning 'fairy queen') or Rita (Italian, meaning 'pearl').

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A Russian diminutive of Stephanie, meaning 'crown' or 'garland'. Also considered a Yiddish variant of Frances.

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A Russian variant of Evangelina, meaning 'bearer of good news'. It is derived from the Greek word 'evangelion'.

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A variant of Danika, a Slavic name meaning 'morning star'.

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Likely a modern invented name, possibly related to Danika, a Slavic name meaning 'morning star'.

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Can have multiple origins; in Russian, it's a diminutive of "Irina" (peace). It can also be a variant of "Rush" from English place names.

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A Russian variant of Agnes, derived from the Greek word 'hagnos,' meaning 'pure' or 'chaste'.

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This name is of Slavic origin, likely Russian or Ukrainian, meaning 'little Russian' or 'light of the Rus'. It is a feminine form of Ruslan.

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Feodora is a Russian and Germanic name meaning 'God's gift'. It is the feminine form of Theodore.

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Likely a variant of Anya. Anya is a Russian diminutive of Anna, meaning 'grace'.

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Latasha is a modern name, likely a combination of the prefix "La" and the name Tasha, of Russian origin meaning "born on Christmas".

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Likely a modern invented name, possibly a variation of Danitza, of Slavic origin meaning 'morning star'.

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Likely a modern combination of 'La-' prefix and 'Tawnya', which is a variation of Tanya (Russian for 'fairy queen').

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A modern name that may be a variation of Natasha or a similar name. Meaning is uncertain.

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Likely a modern invented name, possibly a blend of Antoinette and Tasha. Antoinette means 'priceless'. Tasha is of Russian origin, short for Natalia.

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A modern invented name, possibly a combination of Danielle and Aisha.

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A modern American name, possibly a combination of La + Tanya, with Tanya being a diminutive of Tatiana, meaning 'fairy queen'.

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Sanda is a name with Slavic origins, often a short form of 'Alexandra' or 'Sandra', both meaning 'defender of mankind'.

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Sanela is a name primarily of Slavic origin, especially popular in Bosnia, meaning 'healthy'.

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A short form of names like Evgenia, from Greek, meaning "well-born" or "noble".

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Satasha is a modern name, likely a combination of 'Sasha', a Russian diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra (meaning 'defending warrior'), with 'Sa' or 'Ta' as prefixes.

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Possibly a variation of names like Marisha or derived from a combination of sounds.

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A Russian diminutive of Alexandra or Sasha, meaning 'defending warrior' or 'helper of mankind'.

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A Russian diminutive of Grigori or Gregory, meaning 'watchful' or 'vigilant' in Greek.

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Likely a variant of Anya, the Russian diminutive of Anna, meaning 'grace'.

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Latosha is a modern American name, likely a combination of La- prefix with Tasha, a diminutive of Natasha. It is primarily of Russian origin.

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Darika is a rare name. It is thought to potentially have Slavic influences, connected to names with 'dar', meaning 'gift'.

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A Russian name, a diminutive of Lada, meaning 'harmony' or 'beautiful'.

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Antoniya is a Slavic feminine form of Antonius, meaning "priceless one" or "highly praiseworthy".

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A modern, feminine name, potentially blending 'Le' with a name like 'Misha'. Meaning isn't clear, but the Misha may suggest Russian.

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Likely derived from the name 'Lenin', often associated with the Russian leader Vladimir Lenin. It can be seen as a feminine variant.

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Possibly a short form or variation of names like Lilia or similar. Meaning depends on the source.

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Likely a modern, possibly Slavic name. Could be a short form of names containing 'Al-', such as Alexandra or Alice.

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Anyka is a variant of Anya, a Russian diminutive of Anna, meaning 'grace'. It is also sometimes used in African communities.

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Daritza is likely a modern invented name or a variation of a Slavic name. It may have connections to names like Daria, meaning "possessing goodness." It also could be associated with Slavic origins meaning 'gift'.

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A Russian name, a form of Lydia, from the Greek meaning 'from Lydia', a region in ancient Anatolia.