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The name Anton has Latin origins and translates to "priceless" or "valuing values." It comes from the Roman name Antonius, which may be related to the Latin word "ante" - "before" or "in front of." The name Anton was widely used in ancient Roman times and has many variations in ...Read more

The name Semyon has origins and meanings in different cultures. It comes from the ancient Hebrew name 'Shimon' and means 'hearing' or 'obedient'. In Christian tradition, the name Semyon is associated with one of the apostles of Jesus Christ, Simon Peter, who was the leader of the apostles and became ...Read more

The name Antonina has Latin origins and is the feminine form of the male name Anton. It comes from the Roman family name Antonius, which likely derives from the Greek name Antionos, meaning "noble" or "delightful." The name Antonina has many translation variants and meanings in different cultures: In Latin ...Read more

The name Ingrīda has Scandinavian roots and is associated with the Old Norse name Ingrid. It is formed from two elements: Ing – the name of one of the fertility gods in Scandinavian mythology; Fríðr – meaning "beautiful," "beloved," or "peace." In Latvian culture, Ingrīda became popular due to Scandinavian ...Read more

The name Ardis is relatively rare, and its origin has several versions. Scandinavian roots: the name may be related to an ancient Scandinavian root meaning "eagle" (arn). Baltic influence: in Latvian culture, the name is associated with resonance and power, often interpreted as unique and noble. The name Ardis symbolizes ...Read more

The name Zinaida has ancient Greek origins and means 'gift of the gods.' In ancient times, this name was very popular among the aristocracy and noble ladies. In Russia, this name began to spread in the 19th century, thanks to the poet Vasily Zhukovsky, who named his heroine in the ...Read more

This name has ancient Slavic origins and means "fighter." People with this name usually have a strong character, are not afraid of difficulties, and are ready to fight for their goals. They often become leaders and possess authority in a group. The fate of people named Boris can vary. They ...Read more

The name Bogdan has Slavic origins and is primarily common among Slavic peoples. It translates as "gift of God" or "received from God." It consists of the elements "bog" (God) and "dan" (gift). In Slavic culture, the name Bogdan was quite widespread and had a positive meaning associated with faith ...Read more

The name Gaida in Latvian culture has a rare but expressive origin. It is associated with the Latvian word "gaidīt", which means "to wait", "to hope". This name symbolizes expectation, patience, and hope, making it deep in meaning. There may also be an influence from an ancient Slavic name related ...Read more

The name Arnis has Latvian roots and is associated with natural symbolism. It may be linked to strength, nobility, and freedom. There may also be an influence from the ancient Germanic name Arn or Arnold, which includes the root "arn" – "eagle." In Latvian culture, the name Arnis has acquired ...Read more