Ksenia

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 and Ksenia of Rome, who are venerated as benefactors. It is believed that they help in resolving family issues and relieve loneliness.

In Greek culture, the name Ksenia has the same etymology and means "hospitality." Ksenia in Greek mythology was the wife of King Alexander I of Macedonia and the mother of Alexander the Great. She was known for her beauty and kindness.

In ecclesiastical Latin, the name Ksenia can be translated as "foreigner," "a person living away from their country."

In some other Slavic countries, such as Ukraine and Belarus, the name Ksenia is also popular and has a similar meaning.

Like most names, the meaning of the name Ksenia has historically evolved in different cultures. It has been adapted and changed according to local traditions and languages, but its core meaning of "hospitality" remains present in various cultural contexts.