This name comes from the Latin word 'constantinus', which means 'steady', 'unchanging', 'constant'. In ancient Rome, this name was common among emperors who wanted to emphasize their unchangeability and stability. According to numerology, this name has the number 9, which symbolizes strength, energy, and spirituality. People with this name usually ...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 Egor has several meanings in different cultures. In the Russian language, it means 'noble', 'wealthy', 'righteous'. According to some researchers, this name originates from the Greek name Georgios, which means 'farmer' or 'warrior'. In Russian culture, the name Egor is associated with strong, energetic, and independent people. It ...Read more

The name Ariadne (the Latvian variant — Ariadne) has ancient Greek origins. It consists of two parts: • "Ari" — which means "very" or "extremely". • "Adnos" (the second part of the name) may be related to the ancient Greek word ἁγνός (hagnos), which means "pure" or "holy". The name ...Read more

The name Eleonora has an ancient and mysterious origin. There are several theories regarding its etymology: One version claims that the name comes from the ancient Germanic name Aliénor, which may mean "foreign," "other," or "another Aénior," based on its Gothic roots. Another theory links the name to the Greek ...Read more