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 Ksenia has ancient Greek origins and means "hospitable" or "foreigner." The name Ksenia has different translation variants in various languages and cultures. In Russian culture, the name Ksenia can also be translated as "alien." In Orthodox tradition, the name Ksenia is associated with the saints Ksenia of Petersburg ...Read more

The name Athanasius has Greek origins and comes from the word "Αθανάσιος" (Athanasios), which means "immortal" or "invulnerable." The name Athanasius is widely used in Orthodox countries. In Orthodox tradition, the name Athanasius is associated with Archbishop Athanasius of Alexandria, one of the great Fathers of the Church, who significantly ...Read more

The name Tekla has ancient Greek roots and comes from the word "Θέκλα" (Thekla), which means "glory of God" or "praising God." This name is associated with the early Christian martyr Saint Tekla, who was one of the first women to embrace Christianity. In Latvian tradition, it is less common ...Read more

The name Violeta has Latin origins and comes from the word "viola," which means "violet." This name is associated with the beautiful and delicate flower violet, which embodies tenderness, modesty, and refinement. In the Latvian language, the name Violeta symbolizes grace and natural beauty. Those named Violeta are typically elegant, ...Read more