This name has Greek origins and means "farmer" or "tiller of the soil." It was very popular in the Middle Ages when George became one of the most revered saints. George was a Roman soldier who lived in the 3rd century. According to legend, he saved a beautiful girl from ...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

The name Olga comes from the ancient Scandinavian word 'Helga', which means 'holy' or 'noble'. In ancient times, this name was common among Scandinavian peoples and had a sacred character. Subsequently, with the advent of Christianity, the name Olga became associated with feminine holiness and virtue. Olga's character is often ...Read more

The name Paulīne (the Latvian variant of Paula) has Latin origins and is related to the masculine name Paulus, which means "small" or "humble." This name is quite common in various countries in Europe and exists in different forms, including the French Paul, the German Paulina, and other variants. Women ...Read more

The name Jasmine comes from the name of the jasmine flower (lat. Jasminum), which is known for its delicate fragrance and beauty. It is believed that the roots of the name lead to the Persian language, where jasmine symbolized purity, love, and femininity. This name became popular due to its ...Read more