The name Irina has several sources. One of the most well-known is the Greek name Εἰρήνη (Eirḗnē), which means "peace" or "peacefulness." This meaning is the primary one for the name Irina across different cultures and religions. In Christian tradition, Irina is the name of a saint from Cappadocia. Saint ...Read more

The name Maxim has Latin origins and comes from the word "maximus", which translates to "the greatest" or "the largest". This name is widely used in various cultures around the world. In Christian tradition, the name Maxim became popular thanks to Saint Maximus the Confessor, a writer and monk who ...Read more

The name Jacob has deep roots and is present in various cultures and religions. It has different translations and meanings depending on the context. Jewish culture and religion: Jacob (or Yaakov) is an ancient Hebrew name meaning "fruitful." In the Bible, Jacob was one of the great patriarchs of Israel ...Read more

The name Roberts is the Latvian form of the pan-European name Robert, which originates from the ancient Germanic language. The name consists of two parts: • "Hrod" — means "glory"; • "Bert" — translates as "bright", "shining", "radiant". Thus, the name Roberts can be interpreted as "glorious in brightness" or ...Read more

The name Irēna in Latvian culture possesses a special symbolism associated with the ideas of peace, tranquility, and harmony. This name came to Latvia from ancient Greek tradition; however, it has taken root well in Latvian culture and is perceived as a classic female name. The name Irēna (Latvian: Irēna) ...Read more

The name Matvey has Jewish roots and is related to the ancient Hebrew name Matthew. It comes from the Aramaic word 'Mattya' (Matityahu), which means 'gifted by God.' In the Bible, Matthew was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. The name Matvey is associated with kindness, loyalty, honesty, ...Read more

In Christian tradition, the name Makar comes from the Greek word "makarios," which means "blessed" or "happy." In the Bible, there is the expression "blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven" (Matthew 5:3), and this refers to a state of bliss or happiness. In ...Read more

Nina is a female name of unclear etymology. It may have come to Russia from Georgia (where it is pronounced as Nino), but it has an older origin and, according to one version, translates as "queen." Also, "Nina" is a shortened form of several names (Antonina, Ninelle, etc.), including not ...Read more

The name Krišjānis (Latvian: Krišjānis) is the Latvian variant of the name Christian (from Latin: Christianus — "Christian"). This name is associated with the Christian faith, although in the Latvian context it has come to be associated not only with religion but also with historical significance. The name Krišjānis is ...Read more

The name Elvita (Latvian: Elvita) is closely associated with natural symbols. This name may evoke ideas of purity, light, and warmth. The name Elvita carries images of beauty, natural strength, and energy, making it a gentle yet strong feminine name. In Latvian culture, Elvita is associated with nature, light, and ...Read more