Savva

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 of Storozhi, who lived in the 5th century in the territory of Syria. He was one of the first hermits and founders of monastic communities in Palestine.

This name symbolizes strength and determination; it is suitable for those who strive for success and are ready to fight for their ideas. Bearers of this name usually possess high intellectual and emotional maturity, which helps them successfully solve complex problems and find solutions in difficult situations.