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

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 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 Rūdolfs is the Latvian form of the German name Rudolf, which has ancient Germanic roots. In Latvia, the name Rūdolfs is popular and has certain historical significance. The name Rudolf comes from the ancient Germanic words: "hrod" — "glory" and "wulf" — "wolf". In combination, Rūdolfs can be ...Read more

The name Viviāna has Latin origins and is also common in Latvian culture. It is associated with vitality and feminine attractiveness. The name Viviāna comes from the Latin word "vivus," which means "alive" or "life." The name symbolizes life force, energy, and cheerfulness. Viviāna embodies a woman full of energy, ...Read more

The name Mark has ancient Roman origins and is a short form of the name Markos or Marcus. This name has several possible meanings and interpretations. Originally, the name Mark comes from the Latin word "Márcus," which means "warrior." In ancient Rome, this name was very popular and often given ...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 Plato has Greek roots and comes from the word "platos," which translates to "broad" or "broad-shouldered." This meaning may be related to the physical characteristics of the person to whom it was given, or to their intellectual qualities, symbolizing a broad outlook and the ability to think abstractly. ...Read more

The name Laura has Latin origins and is associated with the symbolism of laurel, which historically has been linked to victory, honor, and glory. In Latvia, the name Laura has become popular and widespread, retaining its historical and cultural roots. The name Laura comes from the Latin word "laurus," which ...Read more

The name Jadviga has ancient Germanic roots and is associated with historical royal figures. Many well-known women in European history bore this name, which gives it special significance. The name Jadviga comes from ancient Germanic elements: "Hadu" — "struggle" and "Vig" — "battle" or "war." In combination, the name Jadviga ...Read more