This name has ancient Greek origins and means "lord" or "master." Its history is linked to the emergence of Cyrillic – the alphabet created in the 9th century by brothers Cyril and Methodius for translating biblical texts into Slavic languages. Thanks to this alphabet, their names became symbols of culture ...Read more

The name Anna is one of the most common in the world. In translation from Hebrew or Arabic, the name Anna means "grace" or "favor." However, the meaning of the name can vary in different cultures and languages. In English, the name Anna comes from the Greek name Άννα (Anna), ...Read more

The name Vitaly has deep historical roots and carries a special meaning. This name comes from the Latin word “vitalis,” which means “life-giving” or “vital.” In ancient times, it was used to denote a person who brings life and energy around them. The history of the name Vitaly is connected ...Read more

Milda is a Latvian name, the origin of which is associated with the idea of tenderness and kindness. This name carries ideas of beauty, femininity, softness, and love for people. In Latvian mythology and folk beliefs, Milda has become a kind of symbol of Latvia and love for the native ...Read more

Manfreds is a name of German origin, consisting of two parts: man ("man, male") and fridu ("peace, protection, peacefulness"). The name Manfreds can be translated as "peaceful man" or "defender of peace." This name came to Latvia in later times and is encountered as a borrowed name. In history, the ...Read more

<p>Ivans can be found among people of various professions; they can be lumberjacks, poets, pilots, doctors, or porters. They are open to the world. They are always aware of the affairs of their relatives and close acquaintances.</p><p>At the table, they strive to gather a large company and have a great ...Read more

The name Vasily has an ancient history. This name has Greek origins and translates to "royal." In Ancient Greece, this name was associated with wealth and power. One of the most famous bearers of this name was Vasily III, who ruled in Russia in the late 15th – early 16th ...Read more

The name Fedot has Slavic origins. It has several translation variants, including "blessed", "gift of God", or "giver". Fedot is a man with both many virtues and many flaws. His character is lively and open, yet he is selfish and despotic, striving to "subdue" everyone to himself. Fedot is responsive; ...Read more

The name Valija (Latvian: Valija) suggests several interpretations, although its exact origin and meaning are not always clear. It may derive from the Latvian word val or valis, which indicates "power, strength" and carries a sense of confidence and independence. The name may be associated with the concepts of resilience, ...Read more

The name Ināra has ancient origins related to Baltic and Finno-Ugric culture. The name may be connected to ancient Indo-European roots meaning 'protection', 'patronage'. This name is associated with someone who supports and protects others, as well as with natural wisdom and sensitivity. Ināra is a name with mythological roots ...Read more