Slawische Babynamen

Defender of men (Greek Alexandros via Slavic)

Defender, protector (Greek Alexios)

Manly (Greek Andreas)

Priceless (Latin Antonius)

Manly, virile (Greek Arsenios)

Wolf, fighter (Slavic, Old Bulgarian)

Devoted to Demeter (Greek Demetrios)

Gift of God (Greek Theodoros)

Heir of God (Old Norse Guthleifr)

Warrior of peace (Old Norse Ingvar via Slavic)

God is gracious (Slavic form of John)

Constant, steadfast (Latin Constantinus)

Greatest (Latin Maximus)

Gift of God (Hebrew Matthew via Slavic)

Who is like God (Hebrew Michael via Slavic)

Victory of the people (Greek Nikolaos)

Small (Latin Paulus)

Of Rome (Latin Romanus)

Servant, attendant (Latin Sergius)

Crowned (Greek Stephanos)

Rebel, troublemaker (Greek Taras)

Royal, kingly (Greek Basileios)

Ruler of peace (Slavic vlad + mir)

Earth-worker (Slavic form of George)

God remembers (Hebrew Zacharias via Slavic)

Resurrection (Greek Anastasis)

Wealthy, possessor of good (Persian Daraya via Slavic)

Calm, serenity (Greek Galene)

Strong water; turbulent (Slavic)

Peace (Greek Eirene)

Hospitality (Greek Xenia)

Citadel (Greek Larissa)

Love (Slavic)

Of the sea (Latin marinus)

Gracious, dear (Slavic mil)

Hope (Slavic)

Born on Christmas (Latin Natalia)

Holy, blessed (Old Norse Helga)

Small (Greek Apollinaria)

Easy-going (Greek Raissa)

Light, bright (Slavic svet)

Founder, organizer (Latin Tatiana)

Strong, healthy (Latin Valens)

Faith (Slavic)

God is gracious (fem. of Ivan)

Pure (Greek Aikaterine)

Bright torch (Greek Helene)

Noble born (Greek Eugenia)

Youthful (Latin Julia)

Of Zeus (Greek)