The name Paul has ancient Greek origins and means "small" or "humble." In ancient times, this name was very common in Greece and Rome, and in the Christian tradition, it became particularly popular thanks to the Apostle Paul. Paul was one of the most significant apostles and preachers of Christianity. ...Read more

The name Sophia comes from the Greek word "σοφία" (sofia), which means "wisdom." In Ancient Greece, Sophia was one of the main qualities of the Athenian goddess of wisdom, Athena. She was the patroness of knowledge, wisdom, and the arts, and her name symbolized intellect and reason. In Christian tradition, ...Read more

The name Lyubov has Slavic origins and is a popular female name in Eastern European countries. It means "tender feeling, deep affection." The name Lyubov has religious significance and is often associated with Saint Lyubov, who was one of the first confessors of Christianity in Russia. In popular beliefs, the ...Read more

The name Elfrīda (Latvian: Elfrīda) has Germanic roots. It consists of two parts: "Alf" or "Elf" — means "elf" or "fairy creature." "Rida" or "Frida" — translates to "peace," "calm," or "freedom." Thus, the name Elfrīda can be interpreted as "peaceful elfin soul" or "elf bringing peace." Elfrīda is a ...Read more

The name Cynthia (Latvian: Sintija) originates from ancient Greek. It is associated with the epithet of the goddess Artemis, who was called Cynthia in honor of Mount Cynthus (on the island of Delos), where, according to mythology, she was born. The name can be interpreted as "born on Mount Cynthus" ...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

The name Gennady is a masculine name of Slavic origin. It has ancient Greek roots and comes from the Greek name "Γεννάδιος" (Gennadios), which can be translated as "born well" or "gracious." In the ancient Greek world, this name was popular and often used to denote those born into a ...Read more

The name Valeria comes from the Latin name Valeria, which is the feminine form of the name Valerius. It derives from the Latin word "valere," which means "to be strong," "healthy," "powerful." Thus, Valeria symbolizes strength, health, and endurance. Valeria is often associated with confidence, determination, and inner strength. Bearers ...Read more

The name Igor has ancient Scandinavian roots, originating from the name Ingvarr. The name Igor can be interpreted as "guardian of abundance" or "defender of peace." In the context of Latvian culture, the name is associated with strength, resilience, and wisdom. The name Igor came to Latvia from the East ...Read more

The name Ingvars has Scandinavian origins and is related to the Old Norse name Ingvarr. The name Ingvars can be interpreted as "protector of fertility," "guardian of abundance," or "keeper of peace." Ingvars is associated with a person who possesses inner strength and the ability to overcome difficulties. This name ...Read more