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

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 Martha has various meanings and interpretations in different cultures and religions. The Russian version of the name Martha translates as "lady" or "mistress." It originates from the Aramaic name and is associated with Martha, a character from the Bible, the sister of Lazarus, whom Jesus Christ raised from ...Read more

The name Līksma comes from the Latvian word "līksms", which means "joyful", "happy", "cheerful". This name reflects a bright and cheerful perception of the world, optimism, and a positive attitude, and among Latvians, it is associated with kindness, emotional openness, and warmth. The name Līksma is associated with cheerfulness and ...Read more

The name Bārbala is the Latvian form of the name Barbara, which has Latin origins. The name Barbara means 'foreigner' or 'stranger', deriving from the Latin 'barbarus' (foreign, alien). The name Bārbala is associated with personalities that stand out and are not afraid to be different. It symbolizes independence and ...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 Stepan has many sources and meanings in various cultures. In Slavic culture, the name Stepan comes from the Greek name Stephanos, which means "crown" or "to crown." In Christian tradition, the name Stephen (a variant of Stepan) is also considered an equivalent of the name Stephen, the first ...Read more

The name Sandris is the Latvian form of the name Alexander, which comes from the Greek words "alexein" (to protect) and "andros" (man). As a result, Sandris can be interpreted as "defender of people." This name is associated with strength, bravery, and responsibility for others. It has a deep history ...Read more

The name Rūsiņš is unique to Latvian culture and is derived from the word "rūsa," which means "rust," although in a figurative sense it is associated with something ancient, old, and enduring. The name Rūsiņš symbolizes strength, resilience, and deep roots, indicating fidelity to traditions and the value of history. ...Read more

The name Alina in Latvian culture is popular and has several possible roots and meanings, as it appears in different cultures. In the Latvian context, the name Alina is often associated with qualities such as purity, tenderness, and nobility. It may derive from the Latin word "albus" — "white," "bright," ...Read more