Russian women's names that begin with the letters e, g, z, i. Women's names that start with the letter "e" Women's names that end in e
On this page: Eva, Evangelina, Evgenia, Evdokia, Eudoxia, Evpraxia, Eusevia, Katerina, Olena, Elizaveta, Epistimia, Epistima, Yesenia, Efimiya, Efimya, Efrosiniya, Efrosiniya // Zhanna, Jasmine, Zhdana // Zvenislava, Zemfira, Zinaida, Zinovia, Zlata, Zlatoslava, Zoya // Iva, Ivanna, Ivetta, Izabella, Izida, Izolda, Ilariya, Ilona, Inga, Inesa, Inna, Ioanna, Iolanta, Ira Ida, Irena, Iren, Irena, Isidora, Iya
Eva, Eveli na
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Eva
: "Alive." The name Eva resembles the ancient Hebrew name Havva, created from the word hayya (“to live”). This is the biblical workwoman, the first woman, as Adam himself called her. National forms: Eva (German), Evita (Spanish), Evelina (French, modified)
Other options: Eva// Evonka, Evochka, Evusya, Evushka, Evka, Evik, Evchik, Iva, Ivushka, Ava, Avonka
Other options: Evelina// Evelinka, Elina, Elinka, Eva, Evonka, Evochka, Evka, Elya, Vela, Velya, Velenka, Velechka, Velka, Velonka, Velochka, Vella, Lina
Holy righteous Eve, the forefather of all people, the squad of Adam, the days of her memory are the last week before the Orthodox Rezdva (the so-called days of the “holy ancestors” and “holy fathers”)
: Eva
: Eva, Eve, Ava, Evelyn, Eveleen, Evelina, Eveline // Ev, Eve, Evie (seen as EH-vee or E-V), Even (seen as Evan), Lyn, Lynn, Lily, Elle, Ella, Evita
Eva and Evelina – add popular names. Eva takes 27th place in the rating of female names (107 per 10,000), Evelina is in 44th place (48 per 10,000)
Gospel and on(Div. Angels on)
Євг nya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Evgeniya
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Noble.” Evgen’s name is similar to the Greek eugenes (eugenes) – “gentry”, that is. honorable walk, from a good homeland. In Russia, this name began to be widely used in the 19th century among noble stakes, where the European variants of Eugene (French) and Eugenia (Italian) were highly valued, which also led to the change of the main form of the name - Zhenya
Simple options: Zhenya, Zhenechka, Zhenya, Zhenya, Zhenyushka, Zhenyushka, Zhenyulya, Zhenyurka, Zheka, Zhesya, Zhesha, Zhechka, Zhenchik, Genya, Genka, Genyushka, Genechka, Evgenya, Evgenechka, Evgenyushka, Evgenka, Evgesha, Eva, Enya, , Enechka, Enka, Enik, Ensha, Enyusha, Enyushka, Enyutka, Enka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Eugenia
Current English analogues: Eugenia, Eugenie, Evgenia // Jenny, Janie, Genie, Gena, Gene, Genia, Ginnie, Gina, Geena, Eu, Euge, Nenya, Nana
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Note: The name Camilla remains popular in Russia. Evgen’s name could have gone up to the new baptism of the name, since the meaning of both names is practically the same: Camilla - “a girl of homeless behavior, from an important homeland” (lat.)
Evdok and I, Avdotya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: I'm a jerk
Meaning, similarity to the name: The name Evdokia is similar to the Greek ευδοκια (eudokia), which means “good thoughts”, “good will”, “kindness”. Zagalny sense of the name - “I have good glory for myself”, “dobrorivna”, “dobroslavna”. It was worn by the Roman and Byzantine nobility and worn by the emperors' squads. Avdotya is the Russian folk form of the name. also named Yevdo Ksiya
Simple options: Dusya, Dusenka, Dusechka, Dusik, Duska, Darling, Darling, Dushanya, Darling, Dosha, Dunya, Dunechka, Dunyasha, Dunyushka, Dunyatka, Dunayka, Dunyakha, Dunek, Donya, Donyasha, Donechka, Dosya, Dosenka, Dosichka, Doska , Dotsya, Avdotenka, Avdotitsya, Avdosha, Avdoshka, Avdotka, Avdyusha, Avdya, Evdokiya, Evdosya, Evdosenka, Evdoska, Evdenka, Evdechka, Evdesha, Evdeshka, Evdosha, Evdoshka, Evdokeya, Evdokei
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Evdokia of Iliopolska, Berezen 1/14
Holy Venerable Evdokia, Grand Duchess of Moscow, grass 17/30; lipen 7 / 20
Holy Martyr Evdokia of Rome, Perska (also seen under the name Iya), serpen 4/17
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Eudokia
Current English analogues: Eudocia, Eudokia // Docia, Doxie, Doxia
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Evdokia is a name that rarely appears these days, the frequency is 3-5 per 10,000 newborn girls, but the name Avdotya can be considered almost unique
Evd about ksiya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Yevdo Ksiya.
Meaning, similarity to the name: Names Evdok And I and Eudoksia may be similar, however, to the Greek ευδοκια (eudokia), which means “good thoughts”, “good will”, “kindness”. Zagalny sense of the name - “I have good glory for myself”, “dobrorivna”, “dobroslavna”. In western European countries there is no difference between the names Eudokia and Evdoksia, and the spelling variants Eudocia, Eudokia, Eudoxia and Evdokia are considered equivalent
Simple options: Evdoksya, Evdoksenka, Evdoksechka, Doksya, Doksenka, Doksechka, Doksyushka, Dosya, Dosenka, Dosichka, Dosyushka, Doska, Evdosha, Eva, Evdosya, Evdya
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Eudokia
Current English analogues: Eudoxia // Doxia, Doxie, Docia
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Eudoxia - extremely rare today
Єврр a ksiya, Apra ksiya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Eupraxia.
Meaning, similarity to the name: Euphrasia (Ephrasia) - the names of two saints who lived at the end of the 4th - beginning of the 5th century in Constantinople for the Emperor Theodosius were written down in Latin (and are written dosi). In Russia, the name was lost from the Greek model - Eupraxia (Ευπραξια, Єуpraxia). Over the course of a year, under the church name Eupraxia, the Russian folk form of Apraxia emerged. Since there are significant names of Ephrasia and Eupraxia, they are similar to the Greek name Ευφροσυνη (Evphrosyne), which means “joy”, “joyful”
Simple options: Epraksiya, Epraksya, Praksya, Prasya, Grazing, Pasenka, Parasya, Parasenka, Paraska, Paraska, Pasichka, Paraska, Evpraksya, Evpraksya, Evpraksya, Evpraksya, Eva, Parashenka, Parashka, Paranya, Panya, Asking, Apraxia, Apraxen, Apraksa , Apraksya, Aprasya, Prasya, Asya
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Venerable Eupraxia (Euphrasia) of Constantinople, Tavenska, Molodsha (daughter), lipen 25 / serpen 7
Holy Venerable Eupraxia (Euphrasia) of Constantinople, Tavenska, Elder (mother), sіchen 12/25
Holy Venerable Eupraxia Moskovska, Traven 3 / 16
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Eupraxia, Euphrasia.
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Eupraxia and Apraxia - extremely rare names today
Євс eviya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Eusevia
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Pious”, “righteous”, “righteous” (eusebes, Greek)
Simple options: Evsya, Evsenka, Evsyusha, Eva, Seva, Sevonka, Sivochka, Sevushka, Sevik, Esia, Yesenka, Yesechka, Seya, Sieushka, Seika
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Venerable Evsevia Milaska, 24/6 (after baptism, Ksenia took over from her name)
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Eusebia
Current English analogues: Eusebia // Cheba, Sebby
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Evseviya – rare, 1-2 per 10,000 newborn girls
Yekater I na, Katerina, and also Kari na
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Kateri na
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Pure, immaculate” Long before Christianity in Ancient Greece, in honor of the goddess of enchantment and the monthly light, Hekate (Hekate, Greek: Εκάτη) was dedicated to a special wife named Hekaterine (Hekaterine, walnut: Εκατερινη). With the advent of the Christian faith, it was rethought to new values and began to be respected by those that resembled the Greek word Katharos (Καθαρος) - “pure” (in the sense of “pure soul, immaculate”). The Latin spelling of the name took on the form Katharina (Katarina, Katerina). The main Russian form of the name is Katerina, while the old folk form of the name Katerina is used as a passport. In the Scandinavian countries, as well as Poland and Germany, the name Karina (Karina, Karin and Karen) is popular, which is respected by independent special names created under the name Katarina
Other options: Katerina// Katya, Katenka, Katechka, Katyusha, Katyushka, Katyusha, Katyushka, Katyunya, Katyunka, Katyulya, Katyulka, Katena, Katerina, Katerinka, Katrya, Katrenka, Katrіna, Katrisha, Katrusya, Katyuka, Katyusik, Katyuska, Katyukha, Katya Katyasha , Katsha, Kasya, Rina, Rinusya, Rinusha, Rinka
Other options: Karina// Karinka, Karisha, Karishka, Karishenka, Karyushka, Karinochka, Kara, Karya, Kari, Karka, Karusya, Karusya, Karusik, Karyukha, Karik, Karinusya
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Katherine
Current English analogues: Catherine, Katherine, Katharin, Cathryn, Kathryn, Cathleen, Kathleen // Katrine, Kate, Kath, Kathi, Kathy, Kathie, Kat, Kati, Katie, Katy, Kay, Kittie, Kitty, Kitsey, Kit, Rhynie, Rina, Rine, Trina, Cat, Cate, Cat, Cathy, Cathie, Cathi, Catie, Caty, Casy
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Katerina is an even more popular name, ranking 9th in the popularity rating of female names (approximately 340 per 10,000 newly born girls); Karina ranks 28th place (approximately 106 per 10,000); Katerina has a position rating, only 2-3 girls for 10,000 are deducted from the price
Їв e na, Olena, and also Elina, Ne lli, Li na
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Olena
Meaning, similarity to the name: The name Olena means “sleepy light”, “sleepy” (Helene - Greek, Helena - Latin). Russian passport forms show the names Olena, Olena, Elina, Lina, and the popularity of the name Nellie continues to grow. In other nations, the names of Olena sound like Helen, Elaina, Lina, Nell, Nelli (English), Elen (French), Elena (It.), Helene (German), Helena (Polish), Ilona (Ugric .)
Simple options: Lena, Lenochka, Lenok, Lenka, Lenusya, Lenuska, Lenusik, Lenchik, Lentik, Olenka, Olenochka, Elechka, Olenka, Lenusha, Lenushka, Elyusha, Elyushka, Elenya, Lyonya, Elya, Ela, Elesya, Lesya, Elyusya, Elyuska , Elyusik, Lyusya // Olenka, Olenka, Olenka, Alyusya, Alyuska, Alyusik, Alyusha, Alyosha, Alyokha, Lyoshechka, Lyona, Lyonchik, Lyosya, Lyolya, Lolka, Ela, Yalinka, Yalinka, Lyalya // Elya, Elinka, Ella , Elli // Nellia, Nellichka, Nelichka, Nelya, Nelechka, Nelenka, Nelka, Nelchik, Nelik, Nelya // Linka, Lenochka, Lenulya, Linusya, Linusik, Linusha, Link, Lenochok
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Helen
Current English analogues: Helen, Helene, Helena, Elena, Alaina, Alayna, Elaina, Lena, Nell, Nellie (alternate names) // Hellen, Ellen, Lainie, Lennie, Ellen, Ella, Elly, Ellie, Lala, Nell, Nelle, Nella, Nelly, Nellie, Lena, Lene, Leni, Aileen (changeable forms)
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Olena is the most popular name, 38th place in the rating of female names (approximately 62 out of 10,000 new girls choose this name); Olena - 22nd place in the ranking (approximately 132 out of 10,000); Elina at 46 places (36 out of 10,000); Nellie - on the 48th month (34 out of 10,000); Lina is a position rating, the frequency of whose name does not exceed 4-7 per 10,000
1) Nellie’s name does not shy away. 2) In some cases, the church Neonilla was baptized in the name of Nellie (in honor of the holy martyr Neonilla / Leonilla of Langonia, memorial day - 16/29; Neonilla from Latin neon, Greek neos - “young, new "). 3) The Christian name Olena is a bad option for such passport names as Eleonora, Elvira, Ella
Elizave Yes, and also Izabella
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Elisaveta
Meaning, similarity to the name: Elizabeth's popularity in Christian lands stems from the holy righteous Elizabeth, who was the mother of John the Baptist and the cousin of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is similar to Elisheba (Hebrew-Hebrew), which is made up of two parts: Eli (Spruce) - “my God” and Sheba (Sheba) - “oath, high obsemination”, which as a result can mean “obsemination of my God", "my God has cursed". In other nations, the name Elizabeth sounds like Elsa (German), Isabella, Isabel (Spanish), Elizabeth (English), Elizabeth (French), Elzhbeta (Polish), Elishka (Czech)
Simple options: Elizaveta // Liza, Lizaveta, Lizavetka, Lizonka, Lizochka, Lizochok, Lizok, Lizka, Lizunya, Lizunka, Lizunchik, Lizuta, Lizutka, Lizusha, Lizushka, Lizukha, Lizanya, Lizanka, Veta, Gilka, G Elochka, Veto, Elechka, Elya, Lilya, Elizavetka, Lisaveta, Lisanya
Variations: Isabella // Izabelka, Bela, Belya, Squirrel, Squirrel, Bilka, Squirrel, Belchunya, Belchik, Belik, Bellusya, Besya, Belzi, Belik, Bellik, Squirrel, Squirrel, Belchik, Bel, Busik, Besya, Bella- Donna
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Righteous Elizabeth (mother of John the Baptist), Veresen 5/18
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Elizabeth
Current English analogues: Elizabeth (Elizabeth)// Eliza, Elisa, Elsa, Elsie, Ella, Ellie, Elly, Beth, Bet, Betta, Bette, Betty, Bettie, Lib, Libb, Libbie, Libby, Liz, Lizzie, Lizzy, Lisa, Lise, Liza, Lisbeth, Lilibet, Lisette, Lizette, Babbette, Bess, Besse, Bessie, Bessy, Betsy, Betsie, Buffy, Tetty, Lilla, Lillah
Current English analogues: Isabella, Isabelle, Isabel (Izabella)// Isa, Issy, Isy, Izzie, Izzy, Bel, Bell, Belle, Bella, Tib, Tibby, Tibbie, Cibylla, Ib, Ibby, Sabe
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Elizaveta is one of the most popular names, 8th in the ranking of female names, approximately 350 out of 10,000 new girls choose this name; Isabella is significantly less popular than her, no more than 5-6 out of 10,000
Let's write and I, Episti ma
Khrestov Orthodox Church: I'm sorry
Meaning, similarity to the name: “I know, I know” (from episteme - “knowledge”, Greek)
Simple options: Pestya, Pestenka, Epistima, Pistimiya, Pistima, Pistimka, Epistimka, Episha, Epishka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Epistimia Yemeska, leaf fall 5 / 18
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Epistime, Episteme
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Epistima (Epistima) - extremely rare these days
EU nya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: This name became popular after the release in 1971 of the Mexican film “Yesenia” with Jacqueline Andere in the great role (a melodrama with a happy ending, in which the tale about “Popelushka” is guessed at the end), in the USSR in I have great success - 91 million viewers . The name of the film in the original is Yesenia (in Spanish), and under the same name the film is known throughout the world. The etymology of the name is not clear, but it may be similar to the name of the palm tree (Jessenia), which grows in Central and Western America. The cross name coming from the meaning of the name is Tamara, and from the back name is Ksenia
Notes:
1) There is a very similar Muslim wife name Jessenia, which means “kvitka” (Arabic).
2) Tim, who wants to recognize the old Russian root in Yesenia’s name, you can say what is written in Dahl’s dictionary: autumn - autumn, autumn - autumn (Ryazan, Tambov). It’s a good name for girls born in spring.
Simple options: Yesenya, Yesenka, Yesenka, Yesenechka, Yesenyushka, Yesyunya, Yesya, Eska, Esik, Yesenok, Yesenushka, Senya, Senechka, Enya
Current English analogues: Yesenia, Jesenia, Jessenia // Jay, Jes, Jesi, Jess, Jessie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Eph I am, Efi am
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Evfi miya
Meaning, similarity to the name: Greek name, which means “good”, “good-natured”, “in a good mood” Consists of two elements: eu (good, good) + thymos (soul, spirit)
Simple options IN:
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Euphemia, Euphimia
Current English analogues: Eufemia, Euphemia // Effie, Effy, Euphie, Ephie, Eppie, Phamie, Phemy, Phemie, Fifi, Emmie, Emma, Mia, Mimi
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Efimiya (Efim'ya) - an extremely rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn girls)
Efros Yes, Efrosinya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Efrosiniya
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Merry, joyful” (euphrosyne, Greek) More details of Aglaya’s divas
Simple options: Frosya, Frosenka, Frosinka, Frosechka, Frosyushka, Froska, Froshenka, Asking, Prosenka, Prosyushka, Pronya, Efrosina, Efrosinka, Apronya, Aprosya, Aprosenka, Aprosechka, Aproska
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Euphrosyne Ankirska, leaf fall 6/19
Holy Venerable Euphrosyne, Grand Duchess of Moscow (in Saint Euphrosyne), May 17/30
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Euphrosyne
Current English analogues: Euphrosyne // Phroso, Froso, Racine, Fru
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Efrosiniya and Efrosiniya - are abused by offensive forms of the name. They are rare, frequency 1-6 (depending on the region) per 10,000 newborn girls
AND Ganna(div. John)
Jasm i n
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: Jasmine is a flower, called a white color, at the same time yellow, with a pleasant smell (called the Persian scent - yasamin). The woman's name Jasmine is popular all over the world (in some other variants). In Europe and the USA - Jasmine, Jasmina (name with a letter “z” - approximately like this: Dzhezmі n). In Turkey, Arab countries and Muslims of Russia, vimova is divided into: Yasmin ("jasmine") and Yasmina ("jasmine's throat")
Simple options: Jasminka, Jasminochka, Jasminchik, Zhasya, Zhasenka, Zhasyunya, Jesya, Jesenka, Mina, Mina
Today's foreign analogues: Jasmine, Jasmina, Jasmyn (European), Yasmin, Yasmina (Arabic) // Jas, Jass, Jaz, Jazz, Jazzy, Jazzie, Minnie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
European/similar names are registered, and are rarely used in Russian families.
Railway and on(Div. Slovenian names)
Z a ra
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: Whose name has a similar meaning, it is gaining popularity throughout Europe: in England, Italy, Spain, Poland The name gained great popularity in the year 1981, when Princess Anne (daughter of Queen Elizabeth II) named her newborn Zara daughter As was common knowledge among all snakes, the girl’s name means “bright as the dawn” - “sparkling like a light.” To be more precise, Zara (Zahra) in Arabic and Persian means “light, sparkle, sparkle”, and Zahrah - “flower, flower”, “trojan” or “beauty” (choose whichever is more appropriate! )
Simple options: Zorya, Zaryana, Zarka, Zarka, Zarichka, Zarenka, Zarina, Zarinka, Zarysha, Zarishka, Zaryukha, Zaya, Zorya, Zoryana, Zoryasha, Zorka
Current English analogues: Zara, Zarah // Zari, Zaree, Zarra, Zarry, Zaza, Zee
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The European name has a similar (Arab) approach to Russia and is rare
Zor and on
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: Persian and Arabic name, which means “gold”, “from gold” (Persian)
Current English analogues: Zarina, Zareena, Zareen
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Similar names are rare among Russian families.
Zvenisl a va(Div. Slovenian names)
Zemf i ra
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: I was invented by O.S. Pushkin for the romantic poem “Gypsy” (1827) about the cohan of the gypsy Zemfira and the young man Aleko (... with him the black-eyed Zemfira, ...). Obviously, on the right was this: in the Italian language, the name of Zephyr (Zefira, Zeffira), which is similar to the name of the ancient Greek god of the setting wind, whose name was Zephyr (Zephyros, Zephyrus), and before the name of Zephyr Pushkin added just one letter...
Simple options: Zemfirka, Zema, Zemochka, Zemka, Zemushka, Zemochka, Winter, Zimulya, Fira, Firka
Current English analogues: Zefira, Zephyr // Zeffy, Zef, Fira
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The name Zemfira is not Muslim, but it is especially popular among Tatar, Bashkir and Azerbaijani families.
Zina and so
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Zinay so
Meaning, similarity to the name: The Greek name Zenais (Zenaidos) can be translated into Russian language as “God-born”, “God’s daughter” or simply “God”. The supreme god of the ancient Greeks was Zeus, who lived on Olympus and was the respected father of people and other Greek gods. The peculiarity of Greek grammar is such that the word Zeus in the generic name sounds like Zeus, and Zeus (in the generic name), “born by Zeus, who belongs to Zeus,” sounds like Zena. The axis of the letter "n" in the name! The name of the god Zeus has become the equivalent of the word “God” in many European languages: Zeus = Theos (Greek), Deus (Latin), Dios (Spanish), Dio (Italian)
Simple options: Zina, Zynya, Zinulya, Zinulka, Zinulenka, Zinulchik, Zinusya, Zinochka, Zinusha, Zinushka, Zіnushka, Zinka, Zinka, Zinchik, Zinchik, Zinash, Zinashka, Zіnek, Zisha, Zenya, Zinya.
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Zinaida Tarsiyska, Zhovten 11/24
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Zenaida
Current English analogues: Zenaide, Zenaida // Zen, Zeni, Zenie, Zeny, Zena, ZeeZee
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
I think the name Zinaida has gone out of fashion and become rare, the incidence rate is 1-2 per 10,000 newborn girls
Zin about viya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Zinovia
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Live like a goddess” (Zenobia, Greek) The name Zinovia, like Zinaida, is associated with the ancient Greek god Zeus, it consists of two elements: Zena (Zeno) – “god (Zeus), bios – “living” »
Simple options: Zinova, Zinoviyka, Zinosha, Zina, Zinya, Zinulya, Zinulka, Zinulenka, Zinulchik, Zinusya, Zinochka, Zinusha, Zinushka, Zinushka, Zinka, Zinka, Zinchik, Zinchik, Zinasha, Zina shka, Zinek, Zina
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Zinovia Egiyska (from the place of Egi in Cilicia), evening 30 / leaf fall 12
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Zenobia
Current English analogues: Zenobia, Zenovia, Xenobia, Zinovia, Xenovia // Nobby,
Nobie, Zen, Zeena, Xena, Zee
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Zinovia - extremely rare these days
Evil and that one, Christ
Khrestov Orthodox Church: That's evil, Chrysa
Meaning, similarity to the name: Zlata is a native Slavic name (Bulgarian, Serbian), which means “gold”, “golden”, “gold”. Chrysa (Χρύση) - this is a literal translation of the name of the Golden Walnut
Simple options: Zlatka, Zlatonka, Zlatenka, Zlatochka, Zlatushka, Zolotko, Zolottse, Zlatik, Zlatya, Lata
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Great Martyr Zlata (Chrysa) Moglinska, Zhovten 13/26; Zhovten 18/31
(in foreign Orthodox churches the names of the saints are written as follows: Zlata / Chryse of Meglena, Bulgaria-Serbia)
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Zlatosl a va(Div. Slovenian names)
Z oh I
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Zo I
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Life”, from the Greek zoe In Greek, the word “life” is expressed in two words - bios (for example, in the name of Zinovia, Zenobia) and zoe (in the name of Zoya)
Simple options: Zoyachka, Zoinka, Zoichka, Zoyushka, Zoychik, Zoyka, Zoyunya, Zaya, Bunny, Zaichenya, Zosya, Zoyusha, Zosha, Zoyukha, Zokha
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Zoya Attaliyska, Traven 2/15
Holy Venerable Zoya of Bethlehem, Lutius 13/26
Holy Martyr Zoya Rimska, breast 18/31
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Zoe
Current English analogues: Zoe, Zoey // Zo, Zozo, Zo-Zo
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.: Zoya is rare today, 3-4 per 10,000 newborn girls
IV Ganna(div. John)
IV e tta, I va
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name:
The human names Ivo (Yvo) in Germany, Holland, Italy, Ives (Yves) in France, Iwo in Poland resemble the words iv. Among the ancient Celts and Germans, this was the name given to the yew tree. They prepared records for him and the cibuls, and he was respected by the sacred tree. It is generally accepted that the meanings of these human names are “bowman,” “archer,” and “shooter.” Female forms of the name – Ivonne (German, Dutch), Iwona (Polish), Ivetta, Ivette, (Spanish, French), Iveta (Czech). The stench bears the expression of a variegated variegated species, and is sometimes described as a “little archer”
Simple options: Veta, Gilka, Gilochka, Iva, Ivushka, Ivka, Ivetka.
Current English analogues: Ivetta, Iveta // Ivy, Ivie, Iva, Vivi, Viv, Vi, Yvie, Yve, Eve, Evie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Ivetta, Iva - European names are recorded, in Russia they are rare
Izab ella(Div. Elizabeth)
Z and so(Div. Isidora)
Z about the ice
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: The name of Ysolde is based on the French romantic novels of the 12th century and Richard Wagner’s opera “Tristan und Ysolde” (1865). These works are based on ancient Celtic tales about the “white Isolde”, “the fair prince” su Izold", "kohan of the glorious leader Tristan " The main version is based on the ancient German name, from Ishild: is – “ice”, hild – “battle”. We have a large number of national variants: Iseult, Yseult, Iseut (French), Ysolt, Eseld, Esyllt (Celtic), Ishild, Isold, Isolde (German), Isotta (Italian), Izolda (Polish) . We recognize the international version of the spelling as Isolda.
Simple options: Zola, Zolka, Zolenka, Popelushka, Izola, Izunya
Current English analogues: Isolda, Isolde // Isa, Ise, Izzy, Iz, Izy, Isy, Zolda
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Il and riya
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Ila Riya
Meaning, similarity to the name: “Radisna” (hilaris - Latin, hilaros, hilaria - Greek)
Different options: Lara, Larya, Ilara, Ilasha, Ilarka, Larochka, Larenka, Laryusha, Ilya, Ilka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Hilaria
Current English analogues: Hilary, Hillary, Hillari, Hilaria, Hilarie // Hil, Hill, Hilly, Hills, Hillsy, Ry
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Ilaria – the frequency of vicorostana is no more than 3-6 per 10,000 newborn girls
Il she
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Olena
Meaning, similarity to the name: The name Ilona is the Ugric form of the name Olena, which means “sleepy light”, “sonyachna” (Helene – Greek, Helena – Latin). These are some of the few Ugric names that have long since taken root in other cultures and countries, including Germany, France, Poland, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Finland (although they also respect that This name Ilona has the most powerful national roots, and goes like this words ilo ("joy")
Simple options: Ilonka, Ilonochka, Ilonchik, Ilechka, Ilychka, Ilkonok, Ila, Ilka, Ilya, Iloshka, Ilyusha, Ilyushka, Ilyusya, Ilyuska, Ilyusik, Ilosya, Ilosik, Ilonik, Loni k, Lonchik, Lonka, Lyonchik, Lyonya, Lolya, Lolka , Lyoshka, Lyolik, Lyoka, Lusha, Lo, Lola, Lolo, Ionka, Yona, Yola, Yalinka, Yalinka, Olena, Olena
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Apostolic Queen Olena of Constantinople, Berezen 6/19; Traven 21 / Cherven 3
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Helen
Current English analogues: Ilona // Ilonka, Ili, Ica, Ila, Ilka, Loni, Lona
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
In Russia, the name of Elon is even wider, its frequency is 3-5 per 10,000 newborn girls
Inga
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Everyday
Meaning, similarity to the name: The ancient Germans were blessed with wealth and ancestry by Freyr, who was also known by the name Ing, which means “pan.” In ancient Scandinavian mythology, the god of wealth and generosity was called Ingvi, Ingve. The most popular names these days in Germany, Sweden and Norway are human names – Inge, Ingvar, Ingmar and women – Inge, Ingeborg, Ingrid. The name of Ing became most popular among the world, whose meaning is called “ladies” to be respected.
Simple options: Ingochka, Igunya, Gunya, Ina, Inka, Ingusya, Ingusik, Inguska, Ingulya, Ingulechka, Ingulka, Gusya, Gulya, Ingusha
Current English analogues: Inga // Ingie, Ing, Inny, Ingy, In, Inzie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The European name is deposited in Russia and rare
In esa(Div. And rot)
Inna
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Inna
Meaning, similarity to the name: In Russia, the names Inna, Rimma and Pinna are respected, including by wives, except after the mother is respected, so they are found among the saints in the section “Human names” (holy martyrs Inna, Rimma and Pinna, scholars Andr Iya the First-Called). So, if you wear the name Inna, know that your heavenly patron and intercessor is the martyr of the 2nd century Inna. The meaning of the name in translation from the Gothic (old German) language probably means “strong water” or “turbulent flow”
Simple options: Innochka, Innushka, Innulya, Inulya, Inulka, Innusya, Inusya, Inka, Inesa, Ina, Inya, Inyusha, Innchik, Inulechka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Innas, Inna
Current English analogues: Inna // Innulka, Innochka, Innchik
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Inna – she is at the bottom of the ranking, at 79 places (the frequency is approximately 8 per 10,000 newborn girls)
Io a anna, Iva anna, Zhanna, Ya na, Yani na, and also Vanesa
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Joanna
Meaning, similarity to the name: “God is merciful”, “God is merciful”, “God is merciful” (Hebrew-Hebrew). The Christian name John can be substituted for the names Zhanna, Ivanna, Yana and Yanina, as well as for the name Vanessa (for a similar sound, regardless of any other similarity). Many people care that the name Vanessa was taken from John. In fact, this name was invented by Jonathan Swift in 1713 for the poem “Cadenus and Vanessa”, as he dedicated his kohaniya to Esther Van homrigh.
Simple options: Ivanya, Ivanka, Ivonka, Ivushka, Iva, Iveta, Iveta, Ivetka, Ivka, Vanya, Vanechka, Vanyusha, Zhana, Zhannochka, Zhanka, Zhanusya, Zhasya, Zhanya, Zhaneta, Zhanneta, Yana, Yanya, Yanina, Yanochka, Yaninka , Yanka, Yanika, Yanik, Janusya, Janusha
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Righteous John the Myrrh-Bearer, worm 27 / linen 10; and also on the Day of the Holy Myrrh-Bearing Women (the third week after the Orthodox Holy Day)
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Joanna
Current English analogues: Joanna, Johanna, Joan, Jane (Ioanna, Zhanna, Yana); Vanessa (Vanessa); Jane, Janet, Janette (Jane, Janet) // Joan, Jo, Joanie; Van, Vanny, Vannie, Nessa; Jan, Janet, Netta, Netty, Nettie, Jen, Jennie, Janey, Jenny, Janie, Jean, Jeanie, Jeannie, Jinny
Note: The name is similar to the human name Ivan (Ivan), but it is widely used throughout the world: Jeanne (France), Giovanna (Italy), Joanna, Jane, Janet, Vanessa (England, USA), Johana (Nimecchina), Juana ( Spain), Johanna (Sweden), Jovana, Jovanka (Serbia, Bulgaria), Yana (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland), Yanka (Ugorshchina), Yanina (Lithuania), Latin - Iohanna, Ioanna
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Joanna is a rare name (no more than 1-3 per 10,000 newborn girls); Ivanna is even more popular (3-6 per 10,000 newborn girls); periodically the Civil Registry Office registers the name Vanessa (up to 3 per 10,000); Zhanna is ranked 78th in the popularity rating (close to 8 out of 10,000); Yana and Yanina are in 35th place in the rating (68 per 10,000, with Yana 62-63, and Yanina 5-6).
Yule a nta(Div. I)
Ira and so(Div. Raisa)
IP e na, Irina(div. Irina)
IP i na, ari na
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Ірі на
Meaning, similarity of the name:“Light, calm”, from the Greek Eirene (Eirene). This is the small ancient Greek goddess of peaceful life. Traditional Russian forms of the name are Irina and Arina, European - Irena and Iren
Simple options: Ira, Irinka, Irinochka, Irisha, Irishka, Irishechka, Irochka, Irchik, Irok, Irochok, Irka, Irusya, Iruska, Irusik, Irunya, Irunka, Irunchik, Irushka, Irushka, Arinka, Arinushka, Arisha, Arishka, Arishechka, Aryusha , Aryushka, Gorikh, Aryukha, Arikha, Irena, Irenka, Iren, Rina, Inka, Ina, old options - Yarina, Orina, Irina, Iriniya, Irina
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Irina Akvileyska, Kviten 16/29
Saint Irina of Constantinople (team of the holy confessor and martyr George), Traven 13/26
Holy Martyr Irina of Corinth, Kviten 16/29
Holy Great Martyr Irina Makedonska, Traven 5/18
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Irene, Herene
Current English analogues: Irene // Ira, Irenie, Eirene, Ire, Rena, Rene, Renie, Rennie, Ree, Reen, Reenie, Nene
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Arina is one of the most popular names in Russia, she ranks 15th in the popularity rating (approximately 230 per 10,000 newly born girls); Irina is listed at 32nd place (approximately 90 per 10,000); The names Iren and Iren in Russia are rare (approximately 1 in 10,000)
I rma
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Ermio niya
Meaning, similarity to the name: In Greek mythology, Hermione, the daughter of the Beautiful Deer and the king of Sparta Menelaus, was given the name in honor of the god Hermes - the messenger of the spring of the Olympian gods, the patron of the mandarins, the god of redness, bargaining Evli and gymnastic movements. The literal meaning of the name Hermione is “the slump of Hermes”
Note: The Russian literary and passport form of the name is Irma, and the closing ones are Irma, Ermina, Erminiya, Erma, Hermiona. It is necessary to say that the European name Irma traces its history not only to the Greek name Hermione, but also to the shortened form of ancient German names with the root Irm (Irmgard, Irmtraud, Irmhild, etc.), and o means “significant, great” , great"
Simple options: Irmusya, Irmunya, Irmusha, Irmochka, Ira, Irochka, Ermina, Erma, Ermina, Era
Patron saints and names days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Martyr Hermione (daughter of the Apostle Pilip), Veresen 4/17
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Hermione
Current English analogues: Hermione, Hermia, Erminie, Ermina, Irma // Hermine, Hermie, Hermy, Miney, Minie, Mine, Mina, Minnie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Irma - rare names, are lost at any time during registration
Isid oh ra
Khrestov Orthodox Church: Isido ra
Meaning, similarity to the name: Greek name, which means “gift of Izidi”, “gift of Izidi”, created by adding two elements: Isis (Izida) + doron (gift, gift). Izida (Isis) - Egyptian goddess of the month, generosity, water and wind, enchantment and navigation
Simple options: Sidora, Sidorka, Dora, Isida, Izida, Isa, Isya, Isenka, Isidka, Asya, Izulya, Iza, Izya, Izenka, Izidka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy Venerable Isidora Tavenska, Christ for the sake of the holy fool, Traven 10/23
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Isidora
Current English analogues: Isidora, Isidore, Isadora (Isadora, Isidora, Isidora, Izadora) // Dora, Issy, Izzy, Dora, Doreen, Doretta, Dorita, Izzy, Isa, Sadie
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Isidora - at the edge of the rare land; Among the famous names - Isadora Duncan (née Dora Angela Duncan), squad of Sergius Yesenin born in 1922-1924.
I am, Iola nta, Vio la, Viole tta
Khrestov Orthodox Church: And I
Meaning, similarity to the name: The names Iya, Iolanta and Viola, Violetta have the same meaning: “violet”, “violet”. In Greek, the word violet is written in two ways: ίανθος, de ία (іа) – “violet”, ανθος (antos) – “kvitka”, and also ίολανθη, de ιολη (іole) – “violet”, ανθος (antos) kvitka" . Є in Greek there is a short name for the flower: ιον (ion, “violet”, singular), ία (іа, ія, “violets”, plural). In the short form the name Iya is created, in the long form - Iolanta. In Latin the word violet is translated as viola, and the alternating form is violette. The stars came out with European female names Viola and Violette
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Options: Ія// Iyusha, Iyushka, Iyushka, Iyka, Iyasha, Iyashka, Iechka, Ienka, Iichka, Chervnya, Iyunka, Iyuyu, Iyuska, Iychik, Ika, Ikusya, Yusha, Yuta, Yunya
Variants: Viola, Violetta// Vilya, Vilka, Vilusha, Vetta, Veta, Vita, Gilka, Gilochka, Vetusya, Vetusik, Vetuska, Tusya, Vitusya, Vitulya
Other options: Iolanta// Lana, Lanochka, Lanchik, Lanka, Ilana, Ilanya, Elana, Lanya, Lanta, Yala, Yalinka, Yalinka
Patron saints and named days (according to the old / new style):
Holy martyr Ia Roman (Perska), spring 11/24 (this saint is also visible under the name of Eudokia the Roman)
Christian names among foreign Orthodox churches: Ia T, U, F, X, Ch, Sh, E, Yu, Z
Names that begin with the letter E are those that are the ruler of self-expression, and are insightful and capable of conflict.
It accepts everything that it perceives, even on a par with intuition. Often balakuchiy, sometimes leading to unmanageable situations.
Uncomplicated, he wants to take a leading position. Extensively discover everything that people think, without much effort.
Individuals with the first letter E in their names like to rise in price and spend time in nature. You're welcome and added. Since their name begins with the letter E, it is impossible to write correctly about such people first of all hostility. Those in power have access to power and can vikorize others for their own purposes.
The history of Russian names
Therefore, all Russian names resemble foreign ones. The stench came to us simultaneously from Christianity and from the Greek language. In ancient times, Russian names reflected the kindness of the people, their physical ailments, and those with which the child in the family was born. Add wider names: Kit, Birch, Pershoi, Menshoi, Zhdan. These names evoke current Russian nicknames: Zhdanov, Kotov, Menshov, etc.
After the baptism of Russia, all Russian names gradually went out of circulation, they were replaced by church names that came with the Christian faith. Along with the Greek names, Jewish, Roman, Egyptian, Syrian names were heard.
Around the 19th century, all the ancient Russian names had completely gone out of circulation, and the Christian ones were modified to suit the Russian manner.
From ancient times to the present day
Greek women's names starting with the letter E
In the world, all women's names are important to the Greek style. It was customary to give them to girls upon baptism in the church, which explains their wide range. The following names have survived to this day:
Originally from Judea
The names of the Jewish pilgrimage were often heard in everyday life in Russia. A few of them have survived to this day:
A lot of names have come out of habit and the world tends to rarely reach them. We haven't picked up all the women's names starting with E. The list of names is truly long: Evanthia, Eudoxia, Eulalia, Evlampia, Evstoliya, Eutychia, Eutropia, Euphalia, Euphemia, Euphrosyne, Euphrosyne I, Eliconida, Elisaveta, Epistimia, Erotia Euphrosyne and many others.
The name that begins with the letter “E” is typical for girls, whose intuition and inner sense are always at their best - they smell, feel and internally sense the situation. As they say about the outside side, it’s reasonable to reach out to people who love to drink and live more gracefully in today’s day. They love to become more expensive, to love nature with all their soul and in essence - they are very simple and kind. One thing, the stench can be incredibly offensive - which is something you can’t take away from them.
E- Eve - The biblical name, in the current context, can be translated as “alive”, “crumbling”, “empty”. Eva is tactful, rational, principled, and in her spirit - a cheerful, joyful girl. 131 ↓
- Evgeniya - In ancient Greek language it means “gentry”. As Evgeniya has just begun, it is impossible to say that she is leading to the break on the right. (1) 24 ↓
- Evdokia - Im'ya Evdokiya in Greek language - means “favor”. With this name, live more with your heart, less with your mind. -18 ↓
- Katerina - (Katya) Im'ya is from the walnut language, meaning pure, immaculate. Katerina is always streamlined and thoughtful, among those who are out of touch, she is seen as a kind, tactful girl, not lacking in the relish of such grandeur. It’s very reasonable, and from the first seconds it gives you everything. 61 ↓
- Olena - “obrana”, “light” - in the translation from walnut. Olena is a friend, friendly and easy-going. Their spirituality increases, their alertness increases. It’s easy to choke whether it’s on the right, but it’s rare to let it go to waste. (3) 34 ↓
- Elizabeth - Im'ya mai is an old Jewish tradition, and in the translation it literally means my God - an oath. Elizabeth is a categorical girl who often feels undervalued and is often afraid to do impulsive things. She will be able to adhere to the rest, it is important and important, and will always bring the paperwork to the end, otherwise, in the first place, she will no longer have any particular interest. (2) 32 ↓
- Omelyan - similar to the Latin word “aemulus”, which means “superior”, “uncooperative”. Call, you are a brave, independent girl who finds a compromise. (1) -71 ↓
- Yesenia - According to the dictionary of V.I. Dahl, the word “autumn” means “autumn”, but there are many versions of the similar light and positive name that appeared in the 70s after the showing of the film of the same name. Yesenia is an easy-going, positive girl. (1) 33 ↓
- Efimiya - pious, kind-hearted (from Greek). A practical girl “with character” who does not waste her benefits. -59 ↓
- Efrosinia - (Evphrosyne) from Greek - “joy”, “gaiety”. She is a sociable and powerful girl, a bit quick-witted, but also self-critical. -69 ↓
In early childhood, Evdokia is beschetna and close, her mother and grandmother are not heard, only her father, whom she is afraid of, she respects. This girl is easily wounded, she is easy to express herself, she believes, and it is important to calm her down. Little Evdokia is already a tsikava, she’s a tsikava, she needs to know everything, she needs to know everything. She's cunning and wicked, and this girl is constantly populating all sorts of ideas. Eudoxia is present, it begins easily and with difficulty, but is restless and that is not always the case.
Evdokia has grown up to be independent and decisive, and although she wants to, as before, it’s easy to imagine, now she can stand up for herself. In life, she often has to deal with important things, just to learn to achieve consistency and achieve her goal. Sooner or later, this woman begins to realize that there is little benefit from the cost and that it is her own responsibility to fight for everything.
Step by step it becomes practical, to learn to approach life firmly. However, Evdokia often withdraws into herself, stops trusting people and suffers greatly from others. She probably has one friend, to whom Evdokia is already attached and is jealous of her. He’s going through the welding hard, otherwise there’s no way he’ll be able to beat the first one to reconciliation. This woman doesn’t love pratsyuvat, but she’s losing her bonds.
Evdokia is not just attractive - it is beautiful and miraculously calming. A woman with such names is attractive, befits men, and is like a lot of rogues. But there is no hurry to choose a person from them. After the other Evdokia starts calling from work, she doesn’t like to do housework anymore, she’s not very careful, and she’s not very prepared. He often drops off his children at day care or for "extended" school hours, or spends the weekend with them.
She devotes a lot of time to her appearance, keeping up with fashion. Love to go with a friend to a guest, to the theater, to concerts, to receptions - in short, there, where you can show off your toilets. It rarely hurts a person.
This is a proud, unapproachable woman who cannot tolerate disrespect for her address. The fluid even flows and flows, but at the same time, it often becomes clear. She should be at the center of respect. The woman with this name does not allow men to get close to her for a long time, between her moans there are short jabs. Eudoxia does not encourage love for sex, and you should never have intimate relations with someone you don’t love.
In hundred-year-old women, Eudokia pragne keruvati. If you take the initiative on yourself, you will be encouraged to choose soft, pliable, or even sensitive and kind partners. The woman from this family is biased, but she takes more of a partner, less of a partner. It is good to be intimate with your partner during the hour of intimacy and do not worry about making your partner happy. If a man is not able to provide her with sexual satisfaction, Evdokia is cold until the end of the day: do not tolerate disharmony in the couple. There's a man's desire, and he needs everything or nothing.
“Zimova” Evdokia is stubborn, practical, secretive. She is independent and does not like to lie in front of anyone, she asks for everything herself, she never accepts any help, and she herself rarely helps those who are absent. She respects that it is the responsibility of every person to cope with her own difficulties and not burden anyone with them. Eudoxia streams from showing its feelings to close people, but in reality it requires love and suffers from disrespect. She may not have any friends, because Evdokia is not a friend. She is looking for a man who has given her affection, affection and overall satisfaction as a partner, but it is rare to know such a person. That’s why it’s too late to go out or not to go out at all.
"Vesnyana" Evdokia is calm, somber, sarcastic. She is friendly, comrade, she has a lot of friends. Love to receive guests at your place and go as guests yourself. The lady is beautiful, she can love you. This is what Evdokia is like in men, but if she is often unhappy with her partners, she becomes squeamish and smarmy. This woman is seriously worried about her failures, trying to find her ideal, she goes through a bunch of mischief-makers.
In the past, fathers could lose respect for such names, since their newly born girls were extremely weakened and unprepared for life. The idea is that the energetically great letter E in the name will bestow the child with a positive charge and an internal drive to live.
Women's names starting with the letter E
Great self-expression, a wealth of inner light, as well as extreme friendliness and love to the utmost light accompany such wives throughout their lives. The name of a girl starting with the letter E also symbolizes her cunning, which can be found in conflict situations without harm for those who are absent. What names starting with the letter E, Russian and foreign, are the most popular today:
- Yalinka, Slovenian name. Such girls are very artistic and often live in creative professions. Try to stay afloat in difficult life situations without revealing your weaknesses. Penetrated and powerful;
- Yozge, Turkish name. In literal translation it means “insha”. Such women will always give up financial well-being and may have great intuition. I am passionate, I constantly want to show off my talents;
- Yokut, Tajik name. Such women have already suffered through their lives, but due to their increased nervousness, it is difficult for them to find a way out of the situation. The young person is in a state of flux and has to cope with the feeling of being absent;
- Yorth, English name. Such women are always self-confident and can spend a lot of time searching for their ideal. The stench is sensitive, but you should never allow yourself to be spoiled;
- Ezlem, Turkish name. In literal translation it means “tight”. Such women are artistic, but in life they are even more frivolous, constantly searching for opportunities to get rich. They are more pedantic and more efficient, but at the same time it is impossible to work with great teams.
It’s important that women with names that begin on the letter E have a rich inner light. Calling girls by such names requires remembering that in life they will always hinder self-expression in any way. At the same time, it is important for them to get out of their comfort zone.
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