AlexanderἈλέξανδρος
boyDefender of people
al-ig-ZAN-der · Greek
Structured name collection
Russian baby names
Explore genuine Russian name records with native spellings where supported, locale context, research status, and meanings only when independently reviewed.
405 canonical names: 11 curated linguistic records and 394 reference usage records. Pages are paginated to stay fast on mobile.
AlexeiАлексей
boyDefender or helper
a-lek-SAY · Greek through Russian
AnastasiaАнастасия
girlResurrection
a-na-STA-see-ya · Greek
DmitriДмитрий
boyDedicated to Demeter
DMEE-tree · Greek through Russian
Elena
girlThe ancient meaning of Helen is uncertain; often associated with light
eh-LEH-na · Greek through European languages
IvanИван
boyGod is gracious
ee-VAHN · Hebrew through Slavic languages
NikolaiНиколай
boyVictory of the people
nee-ko-LYE · Greek through Russian
SofiaСофия
girlWisdom
so-FEE-ya · Greek
Valentina
girlStrong or healthy
va-len-TEE-na · Latin
Victor
boyConqueror or victor
VIK-tor · Latin
YuriЮрий
boyRussian form of George; Japanese meanings depend on kanji
YOO-ree · Multi-origin
Август
boyMeaning not independently verified
Bulgarian and Russian usage
Авдей
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Аверкий
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Аверьян
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Авксентий
boyMeaning not independently verified
Bulgarian and Russian usage
Автоном
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Агап
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Агата
girlMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Агафон
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Агафья
girlMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Аггей
boyMeaning not independently verified
Russian usage
Адам
boyMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Адриан
boyMeaning not independently verified
Bulgarian and Russian usage
How this collection is built: canonical records are selected by the language, cultural, gender, style, or first-letter metadata shown on their pages. Curated and reference records remain visibly distinct, and similar spellings normally canonicalize to one page rather than creating duplicate thin pages.