This name has ancient Greek origins and a centuries-old history. In translation from Greek, it means 'belonging to Demeter', where Demeter is the goddess of fertility and agriculture. Initially, the name Dmitry was common in Greece and among the ancient Romans, and later became popular in many countries around the ...Read more

The name Vsevolod has Slavic origins and consists of two parts: "vse" — which means "all" or "everything," and "vlad" — which means "lord" or "ruler." Thus, the name Vsevolod can be translated as "lord of all" or "ruler of everything." This name has been borne by many notable figures ...Read more

The name Diana has ancient Roman origins and is associated with the Roman goddess of hunting, nature, and the Moon — Diana. This name comes from the Latin word "diviana," which can be translated as "divine" or "heavenly," reflecting her connection to celestial phenomena and natural forces. In Roman mythology, ...Read more

The name Dina has several versions of origin. In Jewish tradition, the name Dina comes from the ancient Hebrew word "דִּין" (din), which means "judgment" or "justice." In the Bible, Dina was the daughter of Jacob and Leah. In other sources, the name Dina may be a shortened form of ...Read more

The name Dins is the Latvian version of the name Din. It may be derived from various forms of the name Dina or Dino and has a similar etymology. Like the name Dina, the name Dins may be related to the ancient Hebrew root "din," which means "judgment" or "justice." ...Read more