The name Anastasia has Greek origins and translates to "resurrection." In Christian tradition, Anastasia is the name of a martyr who lived in the 3rd century. According to legend, she was executed for her faith in Christ, but her body did not decay, and she rose from the dead. This ...Read more

This name has ancient Greek origins and a centuries-old history. In translation from Greek, it means 'belonging to Demeter', where Demeter is the goddess of fertility and agriculture. Initially, the name Dmitry was common in Greece and among the ancient Romans, and later became popular in many countries around the ...Read more

This name has ancient roots and a rich history. It originates from the Greek name Theodor, which translates to 'gift of God' or 'giver'. In ancient times, names associated with religious beliefs held special significance and were considered particularly honorable. People named Fedor usually possess a strong character and a ...Read more

Ilva has Scandinavian roots and means 'wolf'. In Latvian culture, this name symbolizes strength, freedom, and independence. Women with this name are usually decisive, goal-oriented, and possess leadership qualities. Ilva combines the wild, free nature of the wolf, but her character can also be deep and sensitive. The wolf in ...Read more

The name Spodra is associated with the Latvian concept of 'purity' and 'neatness'. In Latvia, the name carries deep symbolism, reflecting a striving for light, order, and harmony. Women with this name are often described as sincere, honest, and genuine. The name is associated with both inner and outer purity, ...Read more