The name Sergey has an ancient origin, related to the ancient Greek word “σέργος” (sergos), which means “guardian.” In ancient times, this name was common among warriors and guards who were reliable and strong protectors. Among Orthodox Christians, this name became popular in the Middle Ages, thanks to Saint Sergius ...Read more

The history of the name Nikolai began in Ancient Greece. In Greek, 'nikolaos' means 'victor of the people'. In Greece, boys were named this to gain the favor of the goddess of victory, Nike. This male name came to Rus later. In some sources, it is believed to have originated ...Read more

The name Evgenia has ancient roots and comes from the Greek word “ευγενής”, which means “noble”. People with this name usually have a strong character, self-confidence, and a drive to achieve their goals. They are often leaders and possess creative potential. Today, the name Evgenia remains popular in many countries ...Read more

The name Arnita can be considered as the feminine form of the name Arnold, which in turn is related to the ancient Germanic root "arn" — "eagle" and "wald" — "ruler", "governor". In the context of the Latvian version, this name carries the symbolism of strength, wisdom, and greatness, which ...Read more

The name Spulga has deep roots in the Latvian language and is related to the word "spulgt", which translates to "shine" or "glow". This name symbolizes light and brilliance, associating with purity, clarity, and spiritual energy. Those named Spulga are typically endowed with inner strength, a desire for positive change, ...Read more