This name has an ancient history of origin, which is connected to Greek mythology. In ancient Greek mythology, Yefim was the god of forests and pastures, who protected animals and nature from evil spirits. His name comes from the Greek word “εὐφήμη”, which means “harmonious” or “well-known”. In Christian tradition, ...Read more

This name has Latin roots and comes from the word Romualdus, which means 'glorious warrior.' The history of this name goes back to medieval Europe, where it was popular among knights and military leaders. In Latvia, the name Romualds (in Lithuania – Romualdas) began to spread in the 20th century ...Read more

The name Susanna has Hebrew roots and is a variant of the name Shoshanna, which means "lily" or "rose." This name appears in the Bible, where it is associated with beauty and grace. In the Old Testament, the name Susanna is also mentioned in the Book of Daniel, where the ...Read more

The name Victor has Latin origins and comes from the word "victor," which means "winner" or "triumphant" in translation. In various cultures and languages, the meaning of the name remains roughly the same. In Roman mythology, Victor was the god of victory and success. He was usually depicted as a ...Read more

The name Nils is a variant of the Scandinavian name Nils, which comes from the Greek name Nikolaos (Nikolaos). The name Nils symbolizes the ability to lead people to success and to be a leader, emphasizing determination and strength of character. Strengths: bearers of the name Nils possess natural charm ...Read more

The name Valentina has ancient Roman origins and comes from the Latin word “valens,” which means “strong, healthy, powerful.” In Ancient Rome, this name was very popular and was borne by both men and women. In Christian tradition, this name is associated with the martyr Valentine, who lived in the ...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

The name Valeria comes from the Latin name Valeria, which is the feminine form of the name Valerius. It derives from the Latin word "valere," which means "to be strong," "healthy," "powerful." Thus, Valeria symbolizes strength, health, and endurance. Valeria is often associated with confidence, determination, and inner strength. Bearers ...Read more

The name Rasma is a Latvian female name with ancient Baltic roots. It is connected to the nature, culture, and traditions of Latvia. This name is associated with dawn, renewal, and the beginning of a new day. Rasma symbolizes the purity of the soul, optimism, and a positive perception of ...Read more

The name Maira has Latvian origins and is associated with the Latvian concept of beauty, nature, and virtue. It may also be linked to more ancient Baltic and European roots. The name Maira emphasizes the inner and outer beauty of its bearer, symbolizing softness and kindness of character. The name ...Read more