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 roots and a rich history. It originates from the Greek name Alexander, which consists of two parts: “alexo” – to defend, and “andro” – manly. Thus, this name can be translated as “defender” or “manly defender.” Initially, this name was common in Greece and was associated ...Read more

The name Maxim has Latin origins and comes from the word "maximus", which translates to "the greatest" or "the largest". This name is widely used in various cultures around the world. In Christian tradition, the name Maxim became popular thanks to Saint Maximus the Confessor, a writer and monk who ...Read more

The name Laurentius is quite rare and unusual. Its origin can be linked to the ancient Greek name Λαυρέντιος (Laurentios), which means "man from the Laurel." In ancient times, a laurel was a sacred place where hermits lived, and their value was so great that they even had names dedicated ...Read more

The name Raivis is considered a modern Latvian name, although its roots may be traced back to ancient Baltic languages. This name has been present in Latvia since the 20th century and is gaining popularity due to its melodiousness and uniqueness. The name Raivis can be interpreted as "agile," "quick," ...Read more

The name Vasily has an ancient history. This name has Greek origins and translates to "royal." In Ancient Greece, this name was associated with wealth and power. One of the most famous bearers of this name was Vasily III, who ruled in Russia in the late 15th – early 16th ...Read more

The name David has Semitic origins and comes from the Hebrew name "דָּוִד" (Dāwīḏ). It appears in the Bible and is associated with David, known as the Jewish king who ruled from 1010 to 970 BC. In Hebrew and Arabic translations, the name David is usually translated as "beloved" or ...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

Vitolds is the Latvian form of the ancient name Witold (Polish: Witold, Lithuanian: Vytautas). The name has ancient Baltic roots associated with Lithuanian and Prussian culture. It was popular among the princely families of Lithuania, Poland, and Eastern Europe. It consists of two parts: "to strive, to fight" and "people." ...Read more

The name Lolita is quite popular among Latvians, but its origins lead back to Spanish culture. Lolita is a diminutive form of the name Dolores, which in Spanish means "sorrow" or "sadness" (from the word dolor – "pain"). This name is associated with the Catholic tradition, as the full version ...Read more