<p>Ivans can be found among people of various professions; they can be lumberjacks, poets, pilots, doctors, or loaders. They are open to the world. They are always aware of the affairs of their relatives and close acquaintances.</p><p>At the table, they strive to gather a large company and have a great ...Read more

This name has Greek origins and means 'salvation'. In ancient times, this name was very popular in Greece and Rome. In Russia, it began to spread with the arrival of Christianity and became popular in the Middle Ages. In the Orthodox tradition, the name Savva is associated with Saint Savva ...Read more

The name Pelageya has Greek origins and comes from the word "πέλαγος" (pélagos), which means "sea." In Greek mythology, Pelageya was one of the 50 Nereids, sea nymphs, daughters of Nereus and Doris. She was known for her beauty and was the protector of sailors. In modern perception, the name ...Read more

The name Ausma is connected to the Latvian word "ausma," which translates to "dawn" or "daybreak." This name symbolizes light, awakening, the beginning of a new day, and hope. In Latvian culture, the word "ausma" carries a deep poetic and symbolic meaning, associating it with natural beauty, renewal, and a ...Read more

The name Ingūna has ancient origins and is closely related to Latvian mythology. It may be associated with the name of a deity or nature spirit. It is believed that Ingūna derives from the root Ing- or Inga, which is linked to natural phenomena, strength, and beauty. The name can ...Read more

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 name Vladimir has an ancient history of origin. It consists of two words: 'to rule' and 'peace'. Originally, this name was common among the Eastern Slavs and meant 'ruler of the world'. In ancient times, Vladimir was one of the most popular names in Russia. It was given to ...Read more

This name has a deep historical origin. It comes from the ancient Hebrew name Elisheva, which means “My God is an oath.” In the Bible, Elizabeth was the wife of the priest Zechariah and the mother of John the Baptist. In Christian tradition, this name has become a symbol of ...Read more

The name Malvīne is associated with the Latin word malva, which means "mallow" — a herbaceous plant with beautiful pink or purple flowers. This name has associations with nature, tenderness, and beauty. In romantic literature, this name appears as a symbol of sophistication and femininity. It became popular in Europe ...Read more

The name Malvis is considered a masculine form of the name, having a similar origin — from the Latin malva. It is associated with natural elements but also has unique features that emphasize its masculine sound and energy. In Latvian culture, the name is perceived as rare and sonorous, combining ...Read more