| ADAM  | 
? earth? or
simply? man ? | 
| ADRIAN  | 
a town in northern
italy. This gave its name to the Adriatic Sea. | 
| AFANASI  | 
immortal  | 
| AFANASY  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of AFANASI  | 
| AKIM  | 
Saint Joachim
was the husband of Saint Anne and the father of the Virgin Mary. | 
| ALEKSANDER  | 
"defending
      men" | 
| ALEKSEI  | 
helper or defender | 
| ALEXEI  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of ALEKSEI  | 
| ALYUSHA  | 
Pet form of
ALEKSEI | 
| ANDREI  | 
man | 
| ANDREW  | 
man  | 
| ANISIM  | 
"beneficial,
profitable". | 
| ANTON  | 
flower  | 
| ANTHONY  | 
flower  | 
| BOGDAN  | 
"gift from God"  | 
| BORIS  | 
Short
      form of
BORISLAV This was the name of a 10th century Russian saint.  | 
| BORISLAV  | 
"fame in battle"  | 
| BORYA  | 
Pet
      form of
BORIS  | 
| CARPUS | 
fruit | 
| DANIIL  | 
Russian form
of DANIEL An old testament character . | 
| DAVID  | 
"friend" or
"beloved" | 
| DENIS  | 
Saint Denis
was a 3rd - century missionary to Gaul who was beheaded in Paris. He is
the patron saint of France. | 
| DIMA  | 
Pet
      form of
DIMITRI derived from the Greek Goddess ?Demeter?. | 
| DIMITRI  | 
Russian form
of DEMETRIUS Demetrius derived from the Greek goddess of Demeter. | 
| DMITRI  | 
Russian
      form of DEMETRIUS Dmitri Mendeleev was the Russian chemist who devised
      the periodic
table.  | 
| DMITRII  | 
Variant
      transliteration
form of DMITRI  | 
| DMITRIY  | 
Russian
      Variant
transliteration form of DMITRI  | 
| DMITRY  | 
Russian
      Variant
transliteration form of DMITRI  | 
| DOMINIK  | 
"DOMINIC" of
the lord | 
| DOROFEI  | 
gift of God | 
| EDVARD  | 
rich
      guard  | 
| ERMOLAI  | 
the people of
Hermes. | 
| EVGENI  | 
well born | 
| EVGENIYA | 
well born | 
| EVPRAKSIYA  | 
good
      action
or exercise  | 
| FADDEI  | 
heart | 
| FEDOT  | 
given to God | 
| FEOFILAKT  | 
guarded by god | 
| FERAPONT  | 
servant or worshipper | 
| FILAT  | 
Short form of
FEOFILAKT | 
| FOKA  | 
?a
      seal? | 
| FOMA  | 
form of THOMAS
meaning twin | 
| FYODOR  | 
Russian
      form
of THEODORE  | 
| GABRIEL | 
strength of
God | 
| GARSHA  | 
old or honor | 
| GAVRIIL  | 
strength of
god | 
| GENNADI  | 
noble or generous | 
| GENNADIUS | 
noble | 
| GENNADIY  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of GENNADI  | 
| GENNADY  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of GENNADI  | 
| GEORGE | 
farmer | 
| GEORGI  | 
farmer or earth
- worker | 
| GEORGIY  | 
Variant transliteration
of GEORG | 
| GERASIM  | 
old
      or honor  | 
| GLEB  | 
God of Life | 
| GREGORY | 
alert and attentive | 
| GRIGORI  | 
watchful or
alert | 
| GRIGORY | 
Variant
      transliteration
of GRIGORI  | 
| GRISHA  | 
Pet form of
GRIGORI | 
| HERMOLAOS  | 
people of Hermes | 
| HILLARY | 
cheerful and
happy | 
| HIPPOLYTOS  | 
freer of horses | 
| HYPATIA  | 
supreme power | 
| IGOR  | 
Bow Army | 
| ILARI  | 
cheerful | 
| ILYA  | 
from the name
Elijah. Elijah was a Hebrew prophet of the 9th century BC. | 
| INNOKENTI  | 
innocent | 
| IOANN  | 
God is gracious | 
| IOSIF  | 
form of Joseph
meaning God will add | 
| IPATI | 
highest or supreme | 
| IPPOLIT  | 
freer of horses
or to loosen | 
| IRENUS | 
peace | 
| IRINEI  | 
peaceful | 
| ISIDOR  | 
Gift
      of the
Egyptian Goddess  | 
| ISIDORE  | 
gift of Egyptian
Goddess. | 
| IVAN  | 
This
      was the
name of several rulers of Moscow  | 
| JOHN | 
God is gracious | 
| JOSEPH | 
God will Add | 
| KARP  | 
Fruits or profits | 
| KAZIMIR  | 
to destroy greatness | 
| KENYA  | 
innocent  | 
| KIRIL  | 
lord | 
| KIRILL  | 
lord | 
| KLIMENT  | 
merciful and
gentle | 
| KOLYA  | 
Pet form of
Nicholas | 
| KONSTANTIN  | 
constant and
stead fast | 
| KOSTYA  | 
pet
      form of
KONSTANTIN  | 
| KUZMA  | 
order and decency | 
| LAVRENTI  | 
laurel | 
| LAZAR  | 
Lazarus
      was a man from Bethany, the brother of Mary and Martha, who was restored
      to
life by Jesus.  | 
| LEONID  | 
lion | 
| LEONTI  | 
lion | 
| LEONTY  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of LEONTI  | 
| LEONTI  | 
lion | 
| LEV  | 
"lion"  | 
| LUKA  | 
form of Luke
-Saint Luke was the author of the third Gospel and Acts in the New Testament. | 
| LYOV  | 
lion  | 
| MAKARI  | 
blessed  | 
| MACARIO  | 
blessed  | 
| MAKSIM  | 
greatest | 
| MAXIMUS | 
great | 
| MAKSIMILIAN  | 
This was the
name of a 3rd century saint. | 
| MAXIMILIAN  | 
Emperor of Roman
empire | 
| MARK  | 
Saint Mark was
the author of the second Gospel in the New Testament. He is the patron
saint of Venice. | 
| MARTIN  | 
derived from
the Roman God of Mars | 
| MATVEI  | 
gift of god | 
| MATTHEW  | 
Gift of God.
He was supposedly the author of the first Gospel in the New Testament. | 
| MAXIM  | 
great | 
| MAKSIM  | 
greatest  | 
| MELOR  | 
This name commemorates
the creation of the former Soviet state | 
| MIKHAIL  | 
Who
      is God?  | 
| MIKULA  | 
Variant
      of NIKOLAI  | 
| NIKOLAI  | 
A notable bearer
was Nikolai Gogol, a 19th - century Russian novelist. | 
| MILAN  | 
gracious  | 
| MILOSLAV  | 
"favour glory"  | 
| MIROSLAV  | 
"great glory"  | 
| MISHA  | 
Russian pet
form of MICHAEL It is occasionally used as a female name. | 
| MITYA  | 
Pet form of
DMITRI derived from the Greek Goddess of Demeter | 
| MODEST  | 
moderate | 
| MOTYA  | 
form of Matthew | 
| MSTISLAV  | 
"vengeance and
glory"  | 
| NAUM  | 
comforter | 
| NIKIFOR  | 
victory carrier | 
| NIKEPHOROS  | 
carrying victroy | 
| NIKITA | 
unconquerable | 
| NIKODIM  | 
victory
      of people  | 
| NICODEMUS  | 
victory of the
people | 
| NIKOLAI  | 
A
      notable bearer
was Nikolai Gogol, a 19th century Russian novelist.  | 
| OLEG  | 
successful | 
| ONISIM  | 
profitable  | 
| ONESIMUS  | 
beneficial and
profitable | 
| OSIP  | 
form of Joseph
meaning God will Add | 
| PANKRATI  | 
powerful | 
| PANKRATIOS  | 
all powerful | 
| PASHA  | 
Pet
      form of
PAVEL  | 
| PAVEL  | 
small or humble | 
| Paul | 
humble | 
| PATYA  | 
humble | 
| PAVEL  | 
lowly | 
| PETYA  | 
rock | 
| Peter | 
rock or stone | 
| PYOTR  | 
Peter | 
| RADIMIR  | 
happy | 
| RADZIMIERZ  | 
happiness | 
| RADKO  | 
happy | 
| RADOSLAV  | 
happy glory | 
| RADOSLAW  | 
happy glory | 
| ROMAN  | 
Roman  | 
| ROSTISLAV  | 
"to usurp glory"  | 
| RURIK  | 
famed power | 
| RODERICK  | 
famous power | 
| SAMOYLA  | 
God?s
      name | 
| SAMUEL  | 
name of god | 
| SAMUIL  | 
form
      of Samuel  | 
| SASHA  | 
defending men | 
| SAVA  | 
old man | 
| SABAS  | 
old man | 
| SAVELI  | 
people of central
Italy | 
| SEMYON  | 
listening | 
| SERGEI  | 
servant | 
| SERGIUS | 
servant | 
| SEVASTIAN  | 
venerable | 
| SPYRIDON  | 
spirit | 
| STANIMIR  | 
"great government"  | 
| STANISLAV  | 
camp glory or
government glory | 
| STEPAN  | 
crown | 
| SVYATOPOLK  | 
"blessed people"  | 
| SVYATOSLAV  | 
"blessed glory"  | 
| TARAS | 
"of Tarentum" Tarentum
      is a town in Italy.  | 
| TIKHON  | 
Hitting the
mark | 
| TIMOFEI  | 
honoring God | 
| VADIM  | 
to rule with
greatness | 
| VALENTIN  | 
strong , vigorous
and healthy | 
| VANYA  | 
Pet form of
IVAN meaning John | 
| VARFOLOMEI  | 
abounding in
furrows | 
| VARLAM  | 
Barlaam was
a 3rd century hermit from Senaar | 
| VASILI  | 
king | 
| VASILY  | 
king | 
| VASSILY  | 
Variant
      transliteration
of VASILI  | 
| VASYA  | 
Pet form of
VASILI | 
| VENYAMIN  | 
son of the south
or son of the right hand (form of Benjamin) | 
| VIKTOR  | 
victory | 
| VITALI  | 
vitals of life | 
| VITYA  | 
pet form of
VITALI | 
| VLADILEN  | 
Contraction
of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the founder of the former Soviet state. | 
| VLADIMIR  | 
"to rule with
greatness"  | 
| VLADISLAV  | 
"to rule with
glory"  | 
| VLASI  | 
lisping | 
| VOLODYA  | 
form of Vladimir | 
| VOLODYMYR  | 
Russian variant
of VLADIMIR | 
| VOLYA  | 
Short
      form of
VOLODYMYR  | 
| VSEVOLOD  | 
"to rule all"  | 
| VYACHESLAV  | 
more glory | 
| YAKIM  | 
Established
by God | 
| YAKOV  | 
to hold the
heel or supplanter | 
| YAROSLAV  | 
spring glory | 
| YASHA  | 
Russian form
of Jacob | 
| YERMOLAI  | 
people of Hermis | 
| YEVGENI  | 
form of Eugene
meaning well born | 
| YEVGENY  | 
born well | 
| YURI  | 
Russian
      form
of George meaning ?Earth worker or farmer?.  | 
| ZAKHAR  | 
God
      remembers  |