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Abrasha
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Adamka
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Adas
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Agafia
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Agasha
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Agata
- Origin:
  Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Polish, Slovene, Russian, Croatian, Serbian variation of Agatha
Agata Continued
Agnessa
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Agnia
Agnia Continued

Akim
- Origin:
  Russian form of Hebrew JEHOIAKIM
- Meaning:
  "God will establish"
Akim Continued
Aksiniya
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Alalija
Alalija Continued

Alek
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Aleksandr
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Aleksei
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Alexei
- Origin:
  Russian, Greek
- Meaning:
  "defending men"
Alexei Continued
Alisa
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "great happiness"
Alisa Continued
Alya
- Origin:
  Arabic
- Meaning:
  "heavens, highborn, exalted"
Alya Continued

Alyena
- Origin:
  Variation of Yelena or Helen
Alyena Continued
Amaliya
Amaliya Continued
Anastasia
- Origin:
  Greek, feminine variation of Anastasios
- Meaning:
  "resurrection"
Anastasia Continued

Anastasiya
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Anastassia
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Anatalya
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Anatoli
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Anatoly
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Angela
- Origin:
  Latin
- Meaning:
  "angel"
Angela Continued

Angelica
- Origin:
  Italian, Polish, Russian diminutive of Angela
- Meaning:
  "angel or angelic"
Angelica Continued
Angelina
- Origin:
  Greek, Italian, Spanish, Russian diminutive of Angela
- Meaning:
  "angel"
Angelina Continued
Anhelina
Anhelina Continued

Ania
Ania Continued
Anja
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Anna
- Meaning:
  "grace"
Anja Continued
Annik
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Annika or Ann
- Meaning:
  "grace"
Annik Continued

Annika
- Origin:
  Swedish diminutive of Anna
- Meaning:
  "grace"
Annika Continued
Anoushka
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Ann
- Meaning:
  "grace"
Anoushka Continued
Anya
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Anna
- Meaning:
  "grace"
Anya Continued

Arina
- Origin:
  Variation of Irina, Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "peace"
Arina Continued
Arinka
Arinka Continued
Arkadi
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "Arcadia"
Arkadi Continued

Arkadina
- Origin:
  Feminine variation of Arkady
- Meaning:
  "from Arcadia"
Arkadina Continued
Arman
- Origin:
  Form of Herman or Armen
- Meaning:
  "soldier or wish, hope"
Arman Continued
Armen
- Origin:
  Armenian
- Meaning:
  "Armenian"
Armen Continued

Aronoa
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Arseni
Arseni Continued
Asya
- Origin:
  Swahili
- Meaning:
  "born at a time of grief"
Asya Continued

Avgust
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Avraam
Avraam Continued
Avramij
Avramij Continued

Avreliy
Avreliy Continued
Babochka
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Bela
- Origin:
  Czech
- Meaning:
  "white"
Bela Continued

Benedikt
Benedikt Continued
Berngards
Berngards Continued
Bogdan
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "gift from God"
Bogdan Continued

Bogdashka
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Damien
- Origin:
  French from Greek
- Meaning:
  "to tame, subdue"
Damien Continued
Damyan
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Damyon
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Daniell
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Daniil
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Danil
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Danila
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Danilka
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Danya
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Daniel
Danya Continued
Danylo
Danylo Continued
Dariya
Dariya Continued

Darya
- Origin:
  Russian or Persian, variation of Daria or feminine form of Darius
- Meaning:
  "kingly; the sea"
Darya Continued
Dasha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Dariya or Darya
Dasha Continued
Dema
Dema Continued

Demyan
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Deniska
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Dennis, French from Greek
- Meaning:
  "god of Nysa"
Deniska Continued
Deniskov
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Dennis, French from Greek
- Meaning:
  "god of Nysa"
Deniskov Continued

Denka
Denka Continued
Denya
Denya Continued
Dima
Dima Continued

Dimitre
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Dimitri
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek Demetrius
- Meaning:
  "follower of Demeter"
Dimitri Continued
Dimka
Dimka Continued

Dmitri
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek Demetrius
Dmitri Continued
Dmitrik
Dmitrik Continued
Doroteya
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Dosya
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Dunya
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "well-regarded"
Dunya Continued
Duscha
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "happy"
Duscha Continued

Dusya
Dusya Continued
Edmon
Edmon Continued
Eelia
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Eliyahu
- Meaning:
  "the lord is my god"
Eelia Continued

Efrem
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Ephraim
Efrem Continued
Eriks
Eriks Continued
Evgeni
Evgeni Continued

Evgenia
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Evva
Evva Continued
Fanya
- Origin:
  Slavic and Russian diminutive of Frances
- Meaning:
  "from France; free man"
Fanya Continued

Fedar
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Fedinka
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Fedir
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Fedor
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Fedora
- Origin:
  Greek variation of Theodora
Fedora Continued
Fedosia
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Fedya
Fedya Continued
Feodor
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Feodora
- Origin:
  Slavic variation of Theodora
- Meaning:
  "gift of God"
Feodora Continued

Feodore
Feodore Continued
Fima
Fima Continued
Fimochka
Fimochka Continued

Franka
Franka Continued
Fyodor
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Theodore
- Meaning:
  "God's gift"
Fyodor Continued
Gala
- Origin:
  Russian and Slavic feminine form of Galina
Gala Continued

Galina
- Origin:
  Russian and Slavic feminine form of Galen, Greek
- Meaning:
  "calm, healer"
Galina Continued
Ganya
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "clever"
Ganya Continued
Garald
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Garold
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Garolds
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Gasha
Gasha Continued

Gashka
Gashka Continued
Gavriil
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Gabriel
Gavriil Continued
Gedeon
Gedeon Continued

Georgi
- Origin:
  Russian variation of George
Georgi Continued
Gervasi
Gervasi Continued
Gitfrid
Gitfrid Continued

Gogol
- Origin:
  Russian surname
Gogol Continued
Gorky
- Origin:
  Russian place-name and surname
Gorky Continued
Grigor
Grigor Continued

Grigori
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Grigorii
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Grisha
Grisha Continued

Hedeon
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Gideon
Hedeon Continued
Herahd
Herahd Continued
Ignat
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Ignati
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Ignatiy
Ignatiy Continued
Igor
- Origin:
  Old Norse via Russian
- Meaning:
  "warrior"
Igor Continued

Ilari
- Origin:
  Basque
- Meaning:
  "cheerful"
Ilari Continued
Ilias
Ilias Continued
Illarion
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Ilya
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Elijah
- Meaning:
  "the Lord is my God"
Ilya Continued
Inessa
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Ines; Spanish from Greek
- Meaning:
  "pure, chaste"
Inessa Continued
Innokenti
Innokenti Continued

Ioann
Ioann Continued
Ira
- Origin:
  Hebrew, Russian, Greek
- Meaning:
  "watchful one; peace"
Ira Continued
Irena
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Irina
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "peace"
Irina Continued
Irini
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Irisa
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Irisha
Irisha Continued
Irya
- Origin:
  Variation of Irina, Russian
- Meaning:
  "peace"
Irya Continued
Iryna
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Israil
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Iustin
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Ivan
- Origin:
  Russian variation of John
- Meaning:
  "God is gracious"
Ivan Continued

Ivanna
- Origin:
  Feminine of Ivan, which is itself a variation of John
Ivanna Continued
Ivona
Ivona Continued
Izabela
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Izabele
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Izbel
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Jelena
- Origin:
  Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Estonian
- Meaning:
  "light"
Jelena Continued

Jeramie
Jeramie Continued
Jeramy
Jeramy Continued
Jeremie
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Jereni
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Jermija
Jermija Continued
Karina
- Origin:
  Scandinavian, German, Polish, and Russian variation of Carina
Karina Continued

Karine
Karine Continued
Karlen
Karlen Continued
Karlin
Karlin Continued

Karyna
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Katerina
- Origin:
  Macedonian, Czech, Russian, Bulgarian, and Greek form of Katherine
Katerina Continued
Katia
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Ekaterina
- Meaning:
  "pure"
Katia Continued

Kenya
- Origin:
  Place name, Kikuyu
- Meaning:
  "mountain of white"
Kenya Continued
Kenya
- Origin:
  Place name, Kikuyu
- Meaning:
  "mountain of white"
Kenya Continued
Kesar
Kesar Continued

Kesha
Kesha Continued
Kharald
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Kima
Kima Continued

Kira
- Origin:
  Russian feminine variation of Cyrus
- Meaning:
  "throne"
Kira Continued
Kirill
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Cyril, Greek
- Meaning:
  "lordly"
Kirill Continued
Kiryl
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Klavdii
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Kliment
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Kolenka
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Kolya
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Nikolai
Kolya Continued
Konstantin
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Konstantin
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Kostenka
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Kostya
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Kostya
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Konstantin
Kostya Continued

Kostyusha
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Kotik
Kotik Continued
Ksenia
Ksenia Continued

Lara
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Larissa or Larisa
- Meaning:
  "citadel"
Lara Continued
Larissa
- Origin:
  Variation of Larisa, Greek and Russian
- Meaning:
  "citadel"
Larissa Continued
Laurica
Laurica Continued

Laurissa
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Lavra
Lavra Continued
Lelya
Lelya Continued

Leonid
- Origin:
  Russian, variation of Leonidas "lion"
- Meaning:
  "lion"
Leonid Continued
Lera
Lera Continued
Lerka
Lerka Continued

Lesya
Lesya Continued
Lev
- Origin:
  Hebrew, Russian
- Meaning:
  "heart; lion"
Lev Continued
Lia
- Origin:
  Diminutive of names ending in -lia or Italian variation of Leah
- Meaning:
  "weary"
Lia Continued

Lida
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Lidia; Scandinavian diminutive of Alida; variation of Leda, Greek
- Meaning:
  "woman from Lydia; noble; happy"
Lida Continued
Lidia
Lidia Continued
Lidija
Lidija Continued

Lidiya
Lidiya Continued
Lidochka
Lidochka Continued
Lilia
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "lily"
Lilia Continued

Liliya
Liliya Continued
Liya
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "I am with God"
Liya Continued
Lizija
Lizija Continued

Luba
- Origin:
  Russian, Slavic, Yiddish, "love, lover, dear"
- Meaning:
  "love, lover, dear"
Luba Continued
Ludis
Ludis Continued
Lutza
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Louise, feminine variation of Louis, German and French
- Meaning:
  "renowned warrior"
Lutza Continued

Luyiza
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Lydie
Lydie Continued
Lyonechika
Lyonechika Continued

Lyonya
Lyonya Continued
Lyuda
Lyuda Continued
Lyudmila
Lyudmila Continued

Lyuka
Lyuka Continued
Madelina
- Origin:
  Latinate form of Madeline
Madelina Continued
Mahda
Mahda Continued

Maiya
Maiya Continued
Makar
Makar Continued
Makari
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "blessed"
Makari Continued

Maksim
Maksim Continued
Manuil
Manuil Continued
Manuyil
Manuyil Continued

Marinochka
Marinochka Continued
Marisha
Marisha Continued
Matvei
Matvei Continued

Mavriki
Mavriki Continued
Melana
Melana Continued
Melaniya
Melaniya Continued

Melanka
Melanka Continued
Melanya
Melanya Continued
Melashka
Melashka Continued

Melasya
Melasya Continued
Melor
- Origin:
  Celtic
- Meaning:
  "iron man"
Melor Continued
Michailya
Michailya Continued

Mika
- Origin:
  Japanese
- Meaning:
  "beautiful fragrance"
Mika Continued
Mikhail
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Michael
- Meaning:
  "who is like God"
Mikhail Continued
Mikhailya
Mikhailya Continued

Mila
- Origin:
  Slavic, Russian
- Meaning:
  "gracious; dear"
Mila Continued
Milya
Milya Continued
Mischa
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Mikhail
Mischa Continued

Mischa
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Mikhail
Mischa Continued
Misha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Mikhail
Misha Continued
Misha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Mikhail
Misha Continued

Mishenka
Mishenka Continued
Mitya
Mitya Continued
Moisey
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Moses
- Meaning:
  "delivered from the water"
Moisey Continued

Moisse
Moisse Continued
Mosya
Mosya Continued
Motka
Motka Continued

Motya
Motya Continued
Myusya
Myusya Continued
Nada
- Origin:
  Arabic
- Meaning:
  "dew at sunrise"
Nada Continued

Nadenka
Nadenka Continued
Nadia
- Origin:
  Russian, Arabic
- Meaning:
  "hope; tender, delicate"
Nadia Continued
Nadiya
- Origin:
  Russian, Arabic; "hope; moist with dew"
- Meaning:
  "hope; moist with dew"
Nadiya Continued

Nadka
Nadka Continued
Nadya
- Origin:
  Slavic and Russian
- Meaning:
  "hope"
Nadya Continued
Nadyenka
Nadyenka Continued

Nadysha
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Nadyuska
Nadyuska Continued
Narkissa
Narkissa Continued

Nastasia
Nastasia Continued
Nastasya
Nastasya Continued
Nastya
Nastya Continued

Nata
Nata Continued
Natalia
- Origin:
  Latin
- Meaning:
  "birthday [of the Lord]"
Natalia Continued
Nataliya
Nataliya Continued

Nataly
- Origin:
  Spelling variation of Natalie
Nataly Continued
Natalya
- Origin:
  Russian from Latin
- Meaning:
  "natal day, Christmas"
Natalya Continued
Natan
- Origin:
  Variation of Nathan, Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "given"
Natan Continued

Natascha
Natascha Continued
Natasha
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Natalya
- Meaning:
  "birthday of the Lord"
Natasha Continued
Natashenka
Natashenka Continued

Natashya
- Origin:
  Variation of Natasha
- Meaning:
  "born on Christmas Day"
Natashya Continued
Natella
Natella Continued
Nelya
- Origin:
  English, diminutive of Helen, Eleanor, et al: "bright, shining one"
- Meaning:
  "bright, shining one"
Nelya Continued

Nessa
- Origin:
  Scandinavian
- Meaning:
  "headlands, promontory"
Nessa Continued
Nika
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Veronika
Nika Continued
Nikita
- Origin:
  Russian or Sanskrit
- Meaning:
  "victor; house"
Nikita Continued

Nikita
- Origin:
  Russian cognate of Greek Aniketos
- Meaning:
  "unconquered"
Nikita Continued
Nikolai
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Nicholas
- Meaning:
  "people of victory"
Nikolai Continued
Nina
- Origin:
  Short form of names that end in -nina
Nina Continued

Odessa
- Origin:
  Ukrainian place-name
Odessa Continued
Oksana
- Origin:
  Russian from Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "praise to God"
Oksana Continued
Oksanochka
Oksanochka Continued

Oleg
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "holy"
Oleg Continued
Olena
- Origin:
  Ukrainian
- Meaning:
  "torch; shining light"
Olena Continued
Olenka
Olenka Continued

Olesya
Olesya Continued
Olga
- Origin:
  Slavic variation of Helga, Norse
- Meaning:
  "holy"
Olga Continued
Olka
Olka Continued

Olya
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Olga
- Meaning:
  "hearty, holy"
Olya Continued
Olyusha
Olyusha Continued
Orel
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "light of God"
Orel Continued

Orina
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Irene
Orina Continued
Palasha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Pelagia
- Meaning:
  "open sea"
Palasha Continued
Panas
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "immortal"
Panas Continued

Panya
- Origin:
  African, Swahili; or, Russian, diminutive of Stephania
- Meaning:
  "mouse, tiny one; or, crowned one"
Panya Continued
Panya
- Origin:
  Short form of Pavel
- Meaning:
  "small"
Panya Continued
Parasha
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "born on Good Friday"
Parasha Continued

Pasha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Pavel
- Meaning:
  "small"
Pasha Continued
Pasha
- Origin:
  Greek
- Meaning:
  "of the ocean"
Pasha Continued
Pashenka
Pashenka Continued

Pavel
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Paul
- Meaning:
  "small"
Pavel Continued
Pavlina
Pavlina Continued
Petenka
Petenka Continued

Petya
Petya Continued
Polina
- Origin:
  Russian and Basque, feminine variation of Paul
Polina Continued
Praskovia
Praskovia Continued

Pyotr
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Peter
Pyotr Continued
Rahil
Rahil Continued
Raisa
- Origin:
  Russian; Yiddish; Arabic
- Meaning:
  "easygoing; rose; leader"
Raisa Continued

Rakhil
Rakhil Continued
Rakhila
Rakhila Continued
Rashel
Rashel Continued

Rena
- Origin:
  Hebrew, Greek, Estonian, Scandinavian, German, Punjabi
- Meaning:
  "joyous melody; peace; reborn; to remain"
Rena Continued
Revekka
Revekka Continued
Rina
- Origin:
  Diminutive of Caterina or other names ending in -rina
Rina Continued

Rodion
- Origin:
  Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "song of the hero"
Rodion Continued
Roksana
- Origin:
  Polish and Russian variation of Roxane
Roksana Continued
Rolan
Rolan Continued

Romanadya
Romanadya Continued
Romochka
Romochka Continued
Rostya
Rostya Continued

Roza
- Origin:
  Russian and Polish variation of Rosa
Roza Continued
Rurik
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Roderick, German
- Meaning:
  "famous ruler"
Rurik Continued
Ruza
Ruza Continued

Ruzha
Ruzha Continued
Sabinella
Sabinella Continued
Sabyne
Sabyne Continued

Samoyla
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Samuil
Samuil Continued
Samvel
Samvel Continued

Sanya
Sanya Continued
Sarka
Sarka Continued
Sarra
Sarra Continued

Sascha
- Origin:
  German variation of Sasha
- Meaning:
  "defending warrior"
Sascha Continued
Sascha
- Origin:
  German variation of Sasha
- Meaning:
  "defending warrior"
Sascha Continued
Sasha
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Greek Alexander
- Meaning:
  "defending men"
Sasha Continued

Sasha
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Alexander
- Meaning:
  "defending men"
Sasha Continued
Savina
- Origin:
  Italian variation of Sabina
Savina Continued
Savya
- Origin:
  Indian, Hindi
- Meaning:
  "Lord Vishnu"
Savya Continued

Semyon
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Simon, Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "the listener"
Semyon Continued
Seraphima
Seraphima Continued
Serge
- Origin:
  French variation of ancient Roman family name Sergius
- Meaning:
  "servant"
Serge Continued

Sergei
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Sergius
Sergei Continued
Sergey
Sergey Continued
Sergeyka
Sergeyka Continued

Sergi
Sergi Continued
Sergie
Sergie Continued
Sergo
Sergo Continued

Sergunya
Sergunya Continued
Serhiy
Serhiy Continued
Serhiyko
Serhiyko Continued

Sharlotta
Sharlotta Continued
Shura
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Alexander
- Meaning:
  "defending men"
Shura Continued
Shura
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Alexandra
- Meaning:
  "defending men"
Shura Continued

Sima
Sima Continued
Simeon
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "he [God] has heard"
Simeon Continued
Simunek
Simunek Continued

Siryen
Siryen Continued
Slava
- Origin:
  Slavic
- Meaning:
  "glory"
Slava Continued
Slavik
Slavik Continued

Slavka
Slavka Continued
Sonia
- Origin:
  Russian and Scandinavian variation of Sophia
- Meaning:
  "wisdom"
Sonia Continued
Stas
Stas Continued

Stasya
Stasya Continued
Steanyda
Steanyda Continued
Stepa
Stepa Continued

Stepania
Stepania Continued
Stesha
Stesha Continued
Steshka
Steshka Continued

Svetlana
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "star"
Svetlana Continued
Syuzanna
Syuzanna Continued
Taisiya
Taisiya Continued

Talya
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Natalya; also spelling variation of Talia
Talya Continued
Tama
Tama Continued
Tamarka
Tamarka Continued

Tanya
- Origin:
  Russian diminutive of Tatiana
Tanya Continued
Taskenka
Taskenka Continued
Tassia
- Origin:
  Diminutive of Anastasia, Greek
- Meaning:
  "resurrection"
Tassia Continued

Tasya
Tasya Continued
Tati
- Origin:
  Short form of Tatiana
Tati Continued
Tatiana
- Origin:
  Russian from Latin family name
Tatiana Continued

Tatjana
- Origin:
  German, Finnish, Estonian, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian
- Meaning:
  "from Latin family name"
Tatjana Continued
Tatyana
- Origin:
  Spelling variation of Tatiana
Tatyana Continued
Teemofe
Teemofe Continued

Terezilya
Terezilya Continued
Theodosia
- Origin:
  Greek
- Meaning:
  "giving to God"
Theodosia Continued
Tima
Tima Continued

Timka
Timka Continued
Timofel
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Timofey
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Timok
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Tiriro
Tiriro Continued
Tisha
Tisha Continued

Tishka
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Todor
Todor Continued
Todos
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Tolya
Tolya Continued
Tomochka
Tomochka Continued
Tora
- Origin:
  Norse
- Meaning:
  "thunder"
Tora Continued

Tyoma
Tyoma Continued
Urvan
Urvan Continued
Vadim
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "attractive"
Vadim Continued

Valentin
- Origin:
  French, German, Russian, Czech, Scandinavian variation of Valentine
- Meaning:
  "strength, health"
Valentin Continued
Valerii
Valerii Continued
Valery
Valery Continued

Valka
Valka Continued
Valya
Valya Continued
Vanusha
Vanusha Continued

Vanya
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of John
Vanya Continued
Varenka
Varenka Continued
Varfolomei
Varfolomei Continued

Varinka
Varinka Continued
Varvara
- Origin:
  Russian, Greek, and Czech variation of Barbara
Varvara Continued
Vary
Vary Continued

Varya
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "foreign"
Varya Continued
Varyusha
Varyusha Continued
Vas
Vas Continued

Vasili
- Origin:
  Greek
- Meaning:
  "royal, kingly"
Vasili Continued
Vasilik
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Vasilisa
- Origin:
  Feminization of Vasili, Russian from Greek
- Meaning:
  "royal, kingly"
Vasilisa Continued

Vasily
- Origin:
  Russian form of Basil, Greek
- Meaning:
  "royal"
Vasily Continued
Vaslek
Vaslek Continued
Vassily
Vassily Continued

Vasya
Vasya Continued
Vasyenka
Vasyenka Continued
Venedikt
Venedikt Continued

Venera
Venera Continued
Venka
Venka Continued
Venya
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Venedikt, variation of Benedict
Venya Continued

Vera
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "faith"
Vera Continued
Verasha
Verasha Continued
Verina
- Origin:
  Latin
- Meaning:
  "true"
Verina Continued

Verine
Verine Continued
Verinka
Verinka Continued
Verka
Verka Continued

Verochka
Verochka Continued
Verusya
Verusya Continued
Viera
- Origin:
  Czech and Russian variation of Vera
- Meaning:
  "truth"
Viera Continued

Viktor
- Origin:
  Scandinavian, Russian, and Eastern European variation of Victor
Viktor Continued
Viktoria
Viktoria Continued
Vilma
- Origin:
  Russian, diminutive of Vilhelmina; a Polish place-name
Vilma Continued

Vitaliy
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Vitalis, Latin
- Meaning:
  "life"
Vitaliy Continued
Vitya
Vitya Continued
Vjera
Vjera Continued

Vlad
- Origin:
  Diminutive of Vladimir, Slavic
- Meaning:
  "great ruler, peaceful ruler, ruler of the world"
Vlad Continued
Vladimir
- Origin:
  Slavic
- Meaning:
  "great ruler, peaceful ruler, ruler of the world"
Vladimir Continued
Vlas
Vlas Continued

Volya
Volya Continued
Vovka
Vovka Continued
Vyacheslav
Vyacheslav Continued

Wassily
Wassily Continued
Yackim
Yackim Continued
Yakov
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Jacob
- Meaning:
  "supplanter"
Yakov Continued

Yarina
Yarina Continued
Yaryna
Yaryna Continued
Yasha
- Origin:
  Russian
- Meaning:
  "supplanter"
Yasha Continued

Yefrem
Yefrem Continued
Yekaterina
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Katherine
Yekaterina Continued
Yelena
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Helen
- Meaning:
  "bright, shining one"
Yelena Continued

Yelisei
Yelisei Continued
Yeremy
Yeremy Continued
Yerik
Yerik Continued

Yeva
- Origin:
  Russian and Armenian variation of Eve, Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "life"
Yeva Continued
Yevgenia
Yevgenia Continued
Yevgeniya
- Origin:
  Russian form of Eugenia
- Meaning:
  "well born"
Yevgeniya Continued

Yevgeny
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Eugene
Yevgeny Continued
Yevka
Yevka Continued
Yudif
Yudif Continued

Yudita
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Judith
Yudita Continued
Yula
Yula Continued
Yuna
- Origin:
  Japanese, Breton, Korean, Chinese
Yuna Continued

Yuri
- Origin:
  Russian variation of George
Yuri Continued
Yvor
Yvor Continued
Zaliv
Zaliv Continued

Zaneta
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Janet
Zaneta Continued
Zariyah
- Origin:
  Arabic
- Meaning:
  "scattering wind"
Zariyah Continued
Zavid
- Origin:
  Russian, meaning unknown
Zavid Continued

Zenechka
Zenechka Continued
Zenovia
- Origin:
  Russian form of Zenobia, Greek
- Meaning:
  "force of Zeus"
Zenovia Continued
Zenya
Zenya Continued

Zhanna
- Origin:
  Russian variation of Jane
Zhanna Continued
Zhivago
- Origin:
  Russian literary name
- Meaning:
  "life"
Zhivago Continued
Zilya
Zilya Continued

Zinaida
- Origin:
  Russian, from Greek, related to Zeus
Zinaida Continued
Zinov
Zinov Continued
Zinovia
- Origin:
  Variation of Zenobia, Greek
- Meaning:
  "force of Zeus"
Zinovia Continued

Zinoviy
Zinoviy Continued
Zoa
- Origin:
  Greek
- Meaning:
  "life"
Zoa Continued
Zoia
- Origin:
  Slavic variation of Zoe
Zoia Continued

Zoya
- Origin:
  Russian and Greek variation of Zoe
Zoya Continued
Zoyechka
Zoyechka Continued
Zoyenka
Zoyenka Continued

Zvezda
- Origin:
  Slavic, Russian
- Meaning:
  "star"
Zvezda Continued

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