The name Anastasia has Greek origins and translates to "resurrection." In Christian tradition, Anastasia is the name of a martyr who lived in the 3rd century. According to legend, she was executed for her faith in Christ, but her body did not decay, and she rose from the dead. This ...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 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 Gundega in the Latvian language often symbolizes energy, optimism, and persistence. In ancient Latvian culture, this name emphasizes a strong connection to nature and life energy. The bearer of the name Gundega is often perceived as open, cheerful, and resilient. These individuals are often able to find solutions ...Read more

Terēze is the Latvian variant of the name Teresa, which traces its roots to the ancient Greek word therizein, meaning "to harvest" or "to gather crops." This name became widely spread in Latvia through Christian traditions. Women named Terēze typically possess strong empathy and a sense of responsibility. They are ...Read more