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Russian Baby Names, Names Of Russian Origin, Page 5

Russian Baby Names

Russian baby names carry the rich, musical beauty of a language shaped by poets, tsars, and centuries of Orthodox Christian tradition. If you have Russian heritage or simply love the warm, rolling sound of Slavic names, this collection of Russian baby names is a wonderful starting point. Each pick comes from the literary, religious, and folk traditions that have shaped Russian culture from Moscow and St. Petersburg across every generation.

Consider Anastasia, a Greek-Russian classic meaning ''resurrection,'' made famous by the lost Romanov princess and her royal legacy. Dmitri, from Greek Demetrios, means ''follower of Demeter'' and is one of Russia''s most beloved boy names. Natasha is a warm nickname for Natalia, meaning ''birthday of the Lord'' in Latin. Mikhail, the Russian form of Michael, means ''who is like God'' in Hebrew and feels strong and classic. Katya, a sweet short form of Yekaterina, means ''pure'' in Greek.

When choosing Russian baby names, roll each one on your tongue and feel its musical rhythm. These names pair beautifully with English-friendly middle names for bicultural families. If Russian baby names speak to you, you may also enjoy our Slavic baby names for broader picks, our European baby names for heritage alternatives, or our royal baby names for regal companions. A Russian name is a lasting gift of heritage, one your child can carry with pride across every border.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Neda Wealthy Guardian Female English
Nessa From The Headland Female Scottish
Neta Grace Female Hebrew
Neva Snowy Female Spanish
Nicolai Variant Of Nicholas. Male English
Nikita Victorious People NINOCHKA, NINA Female Russian
Nina Strong Female Native American
Oksana Female Russian
Olga Holy Female Romanian
Olya Unknown Female Russian
Oria Golden Female Italian
Oriel Bird Female French
Osip God Wiil Multiply Male Hebrew
Panya Mouse Female Egyptian
Pasha Born At Easter Female Greek
Paula Small Female Romanian
Pauline Female English
Pavla Feminine Form Of Pavlov (Small) Female Czechoslovakian
Petrov Peterka's Son Male Czechoslovakian
Pheodora Supreme Gift Female Greek
Rahil Innocent Female Hebrew
Raina Chamoru Spanish, "Queen." Female Chamoru
Regina Queen Female Italian
Rima White Antelope Female Arabic
Rita Pearl Female Spanish
Roma From Rome Female Italian
Roman From Rome Male Spanish
Rozalia Lily, Rose Female Hungarian
Rufina Red-Haired Female Italian
Sabina Sabine Female Romanian
Sanya Born On Sunday Female Indian
Sasha Defender Of Mankind. Feminine Of Alexander. Female English
Sima Listener Female Scottish
Sofia Wise Female Spanish
Sofiya Wisdom SONIA, SONYA, SONJA, SONECHKA Female Russian
Sonia Female English
Sonya Loud. Female English
Sophia Wise Female Greek
Sosanna Lily Female Irish
Stefan Crown: Wreath. Variant Of Stephen. Male German
Stephan Crown: Wreath. Variant Of Stephen. Male French
Susana Lily Variant Of Hebrew Susannah. In The Apocryphal Book Of Tobit Susannah Cou... Female Spanish
Tamara Palm Tree Female Hebrew
Tamary Palm Tree TANYA, TONYA, TANIA, TANECHKA, TATYANA, TATIANA, TANICHKA Female Russian
Tamera Female English
Tamra Palm Tree. Variant Of Tamar. Biblical Tamara Was Daughter Of King David And S... Female Hebrew
Tamryn Palm Tree. Variant Of Tamar. Biblical Tamara Was Daughter Of King David And S... Female Hebrew
Tania Abbreviation Of Tatiana Which Is Feminine Of The Roman Family Clan Name Tatius. Female English
Tannis Worker Of Leather/Hide Tanner Male Greek
Tanya Princess Female Russian

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100 Pretty Girl Names of Russian Origin With Meanings

Russia is the largest country in the world, a fusion of ballet, vodka, and caviar that has also given us many lovely girl names. Russian names are turning trendy again, and this list gathers 100 pretty options with simple, meaningful translations. You will find light and radiant picks like Alyona, Kira, Polina, Raya, Zara, and Zlata, peaceful choices like Arina, Galina, Irina, and Lana, and flower or nature names like Flora, Iya, Lilia, Marina, and Rosa. Classic favorites such as Anastasia-sounding Asya, Elena, Katya, Natasha, Nina, Sophia, and Vera appear too. Wherever you live, these Russian names offer warmth, history, and charm.

40 Strong Russian Girl Names For Your Sweethearts

If you have Russian heritage and want a name that reads beautifully in both English and Russian, the search is rewarding once you know where to look. Russian uses 33 Cyrillic characters against English's 26 Roman letters, so this curated list of 40 strong girl names is handpicked to cross both alphabets smoothly. You can consider favorites like Alexandra, Anastasia, Eva, Marina, Natalia, Nina, Sofia, and Vera, along with softer, distinctly Russian picks such as Alina, Anya, Daria, Dasha, Ekaterina, Galina, Larisa, Liliya, Oksana, Olga, Polina, Raisa, Svetlana, Tamara, Tanya, Veronika, Yulia, and Zoya.

35 Strong Russian Boy Names For Little Babies

If you have Russian roots and want a name that works comfortably in both English and Russian, the search can be tricky since Russian uses 33 Cyrillic characters while English has 26 Roman ones. This thoughtful collection of 35 strong boy names bridges both worlds smoothly, giving your son a name that travels well. You can explore classic picks like Alexander, Anton, Boris, Cyril, Ivan, Maxim, Nikita, and Viktor, along with more distinctively Russian choices such as Bogdan, Dmitry, Egor, Evgeny, Gennady, Konstantin, Leonid, Mikhail, Oleg, Pyotr, Sasha, Sergei, Stanislav, Timofei, Vladimir, and Yuri, each carrying strong meaning.