Normal names for boys. Male names

As a rule, all parents try to choose a name for a boy in such a way that it would certainly be harmonious. This is exactly how parents subconsciously plan for the future man to adult life will be called using not only the first name but also the patronymic, and create the most basic comfort in the life of an adult, namely a beautiful name that is euphonious to the ear.

However, we must not forget that all sonorous male names simply must have a meaning that corresponds to the sound, for example, the same strength, and masculinity, and sometimes leadership, and even some belligerence, this is the most necessary of all the qualities of the future male master of the house, a male defender of the weak, a male breadwinner and breadwinner

A masculine name is more than a feminine one, it must culturally correspond to the lifestyle of your family, it must be suitable according to religion, according to the traditions of the area where you live, and always according to the traditions of the clan. Choosing a particular name for a boy is often dictated by tradition, for example, the tradition of naming a boy in honor of his grandfather, great-grandfather, or perhaps a family friend. There is no need to be afraid of such traditions, because when you choose a family name for a man, you will mean all the most best features of the person who previously bore such a name, you will, of course, program procreation and the mandatory strengthening of your family values, and your family unity.

It is necessary to be especially careful and extremely balanced choose a male name, came to us from other languages. You should definitely think about how exactly this name will sound as the patronymic of your future grandchildren, and of course, the meaning of a foreign name should be clear and well studied to you, so that one day the child does not end up in a funny or worse, unpleasant situation.

We provide on this page a wide variety of male names with familiar and somewhat original sounds, taken from different cultures and languages. This reliable and versatile information will help you make right choice a name for a boy that will fully correspond to all your preferences and, of course, those tasks that you subconsciously, or vice versa, absolutely consciously put into the name for your child.

On this page: Casimir, Kai (Guy), Kallinik, Kalina, Kallistratus, Capito, Karl, Karp, Kaspar, Kasyan, Cosma (Kuzma), Kim, Kindin (Akindin), Cyprian, Cyrus, Kirey, Kiriak, Kirill, Kirsan (Chrysanthus), Kiryan, Claudius, Klim, Clement, Clementy, Kondrat, Konon, Conrad, Constantine, Korney, Kornil, Christian, Xavier, Xenophon, Kuzma, Kupriyan // Laurus, Lavrenty, Ladimir, Ladislav, Lazar, Larion (Illarion , Hilarion), Leo (Leo, Leon), Leonard, Leonid, Leonty, Leopold, Login (Logvin, Longin), Luka, Lukyan, Lyubim, Lyubomir

Kazim and p(see Slavic names)

Kai (see Guy)

Call and nickname, Kali na
Godfather Orthodox name : Kallinik
: “Beautiful winner”, “winning glorious
victory" (kalli + nikos, ancient Greek)
Middle name formation: Kallinikovich, Kallinikovna; Kalinich, Kalinichna
Conversational options: Kalina, Kalinka, Kalenka, Kalechka, Kalya, Kalin, Lin, Linya, Molt,
Linik, Kalinushka, Kalinochka, Kalinik, Kalenik, Kanya, Kan, Kanushka, Nick, Nika, Nikasha
:
- Martyr Callinicus of Cilicia, July 29 / August 11
- Saint Callinicus, Patriarch of Constantinople, August 23 / September 5
: Callinicus
: Callinicus, Kallinikos
:
Kallinik, Kalina - very rare names (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Callistre a t
Godfather Orthodox name: Callistra t
Meaning, origin of the name: “Beautiful army, army” (calli + stratos, ancient Greek),
the meaning is very close to the name Eustra t
Middle name formation: Kallistratovich, Kallistratovna
Conversational options: Kalya, Kalist, Alya, Alik, Istrat, Kalenka, Kalechka, Kalist,
Kallist, Kalistka, Tracing paper, Kalis, Alis, Alka, Kalistar, Lystratus
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Callistratus of Byzantium, September 27 / October 10
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Callistratus, Kallistratus
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Callistrat is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Kapit He
Godfather Orthodox name: Capito n
Meaning, origin of the name: “big-headed”, “big-headed” (capito, lat.)
Middle name formation: Kapitonovich, Kapitonovna
Conversational options: Kapa, ​​Kapochka, Kapchik, Kapusha, Kapusha, Kaposhka, Kapitosha,
Kapitokha, Kapitoshenka, Kapitoshka, Tosha, Tokha, Toshenka, Toshik, Tonchik, Tonya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Capito of Olivria (Constantinople), August 12/25
- Hieromartyr Kapiton of Chersonesos, March 7/20
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Capito (at the end o)
Modern English analogues: Capito, Capiton
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kapiton is a rare name (approximately 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Charles
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: In Europe, the names Karl are widespread,
TO a rlo, carlos, carol, karoy, karel, charles, charles, etc. Home for everyone
one of them is the ancient Germanic name Karl, meaning “warrior, warrior, warrior”
(It has been suggested that it may also mean “free man”).
The Latinized forms of the name became Karolus and Carolus (Emperor Charles
The Great in German is Karl der Grosse, in Latin - Carolus Magnus). French
the form of the name is Charles (Charles), it also passed on to the English - Charles (Charles). Name
wore this big number European supreme rulers that in a number of countries it
became associated with the very concept of “king” and “royalty”, for example,
Charles I Stuart (English) and Charles XII (Swedish) are called "king" in Russia, in
Czech Republic - “kral”, Poland “krol”, Latvia “karalis”, while English, Swedish,
French, German and Swedish "Kings" Charles actually held titles
king (king), kung (kung), roi (rua), koenig (koenig)
Middle name formation: Karlovich, Karlovna
Conversational options: Karlusha, Karlusya, Karlus, Carlos, Karchik, Karlunya, Kari,
Karel, Charlie, Chuck, Karolek, Lolek, Lolek, King, Charlemagne
Modern English analogues: Charles // Charlie, Chuck, Chip, Chaz, Chas, Char,
Chucky, Chase
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:

Carp
Godfather Orthodox name: Carp
Meaning, origin of the name: “Fruit”, “grain” (Greek). In Greek mythology
the name Karpos belonged to the god of fruits, who was the son of Zeus and the goddess of flowers
Chlorides (Floras)
Middle name formation: Karpovich, Karpovna
Conversational options: Karpusha, Karpunya, Karpusya, Karpus, Karpushka, Karpushka,
Karpukha, Karpenka, Karpik, Karpa, Karputka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Holy Apostle Carp, Bishop of Beria (Macedonian), May 26 / June 8
- Hieromartyr Carp of Thyatira, October 13/26
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Carpus
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Carp is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Casp a p
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: This is the name of one of the three wise men ("three kings"),
who came with gifts to worship the baby Jesus. Main European variants
pronunciation and spelling of the name - Kaspa r / Kaspar (German); Kasper / Kasper, Casper,
Kacper (Danish, Swedish, Polish); Gaspard (French), Jasper (English).
It is believed that the name comes from the Persian and Chaldean gizbar - “guardian
treasures"
Middle name formation: Kasparovich, Kasparovna
Conversational options: Kas, Kasper, Kas, Kasik, Kasya, Kaska, Kaspi
Modern English analogues: Caspar, Casper, Jasper // Cap, Cappy, Caps, Cas, Caspy,
Jas, Jazz, Jazzy, Jax, Jay
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Borrowed European name, very rare in Russia

Kas I n
Godfather Orthodox name: Cassia n
Meaning, origin of the name: “From the family of Cassius”, “descendant of Cassius” (lat.). Cassius is
Roman generic name, its literal meaning is “he who wears a helmet”, “who wears a helmet”
Middle name formation: Kasyanovich, Kasyanovna
Conversational options: Cassius, Kasius, Kasya, Kasyan, Kasechka, Kasenka, Kasik, Kasyasha,
Kasyanka, Kasatik, Kasatka, Kosya, Koska
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Venerable Cassian the Greek, Uglich Wonderworker, May 21 / June 3; October 2 / 15
- Venerable Cassian the Roman, February 29 / March 13 (since the celebration of this
Saint according to the church calendar falls on February 29, then in reality the name day can
be only once every 4 years - on leap years)
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cassian
Modern English analogues: Cassius, Cassian // Cass, Cash, Cashy, Cassio, Cain,
Cian, Ian
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kasyan is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Kim
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: In the USSR, this male name was popular in the first
years after the 1917 revolution, then it stood for “Communist
International of Youth". In Europe and the USA, the name Kim is equally
male and female (for example, intelligence officer Kim Philby, actress Kim Basinger).
This name in Europe was first used as a diminutive of the names Kimball,
Kimberly, and then became an independent personal name. With special love name and
The surname Kim is used by the Koreans, Vietnamese, and Chinese
Middle name formation: Kimovich, Kimovna
Conversational options: Kim, Kimushka, Kimchik, Kimochka, Kimka, Kimcha, Kimmy
Modern English analogues: Kim // Kimmie, Kimmy, Kym
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kim is a rare name (approximately 1 in 10,000 male births)

Kind and n(see Akindi n)

Cypri a n(see Kupriya n)

Cyrus, Kir to her
Godfather Orthodox name: Kir
Meaning, origin of the name: The name Cyrus has been known since ancient times. Wore it
Cyrus the Great (c. 500 BC), first king of the Achaemenid state to conquer
a significant part of Western and Central Asia. The name meant "Sun" or "like
To the sun", "like the sun". In transcription from ancient Persian it looked like
something like this: Kurush, Kuros, Khor (Kurush, Kuros, Khor). Greek spelling
name - Κυρος (Kyros), in Latin - Cyrus
Note: The Russian name Kirei in ancient times was formed not only from the church name
Kir, but also from others - Kirill, Kiriak, Kirik, as well as the Tatar personal name Giray
Middle name formation: Kirovich, Kirovna; Kireevich, Kireevna
Conversational options: Kira, Kirya, Kirka, Kirei, Kireyka, Kirenka, Kirochka, Kiryusha,
Kiryushka, Kiryushka, Kirunya, Kirus, Kirk, Kirik, Kiryukha, Kirka, Kiryasha,
Kiryasha, Kiryok, Kiryonok, Kiryosha, Kiryoshka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Cyrus of Alexandria, physician, January 31 / February 13; June 28 / July 11
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cyrus
Modern English analogues: Cyrus (in Russian Cyrus) // Cy (in Russian Say), Cyro
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kir is a rare name (approximately 1 in 10,000 newborn boys), the name Kirei is also
more rare (less than 1 in 10,000)

Kiri a to(see Kirya n)

Cyrus and ll
Godfather Orthodox name: Kirill
Meaning, origin of the name: The name comes from the Greek name Kyrillos (Κύριλλος
- “imperious, commanding, commander”). The name is based on the word kyrios (κυριος
- “lord”, “lord”, “power”, “strength”)
Middle name formation: Kirillovich, Kirillovna
Conversational options: Kiril, Kiryusha, Kirilka, Kira, Kirya, Kiryasha, Kir, Kirenka,
Kirechka, Kirochka, Kirunya, Kirey, Kireyka, Kiryushka, Kiryushka, Kirusha, Kirok,
Kirik, Kiryukha, Kiryakha, Kirka, Kirka, Kirila, Kirilo, Kirilla, Kirillo,
Kirilchik, Kirilushka, Kirilochka, Kirilonka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Saint Cyril, Archbishop of Alexandria, January 18/31; June 9/22
- Venerable Kirill, abbot of Beloezersky, June 9/22
- Hieromartyr Cyril, Bishop of Gortyn, July 9/22; September 6/19
- St. Cyril, Bishop of Catania, March 21 / April 3
- Equal to the Apostles Cyril, Slovenian teacher, February 14/27; May 11/24 (its
brother was Saint Methodius of Moravia, Equal to the Apostles)
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cyril, Kyrill, Kirill
Modern English analogues: Cyril, Cyrillus // Cy (in Russian Say), Kiril, Kirill
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The name Kirill is in very high 7th place in the popularity ranking for men
names (approximately 350 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Kearse a n, Chrysa nf
Godfather Orthodox name: Chrisa nf
Meaning, origin of the name: Chrysanthos - Greek name meaning "golden-colored"
“golden flower”, “golden flower” (chrysos - gold, anthos, anthos - flower). Kirsan - Russian
folk and literary (passport) form of the name Chrysanthus
Middle name formation: Kirsanovich, Kirsanovna; Khrisanfovich, Khrisanfovna
Conversational options: Kirsanya, Kirsasha, Sasha, Kirsanka, Kirsanushka, Chris,
Krisan, Khrisan, Khrisanya, Khris, Khrisa, Khrisant, Khrisanochka, Khrisanushka, Khrisanka,
Khrisenka, Santa, Sanf, Sanya, Sanechka, Sanyushka, Sanka, Rusan, Kira, Kirya, Kir,
Kirochka, Kirenka, Kiryasha, Kiryusha, Kirusha
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Chrysanthos of Rome, March 19 / April 1
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Chrysanthus
Modern English analogues: Chrysanthus, Chrysanth
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kirsan and Chrysanthos are very rare names (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Kiri I n
Godfather Orthodox name: Kiria k
Meaning, origin of the name: “The Lord’s Day (Sunday)”, i.e. "Sunday",
"born on Sunday" - from the Greek Κυριακος (Kyriakos)
Middle name formation: Kiryanovich, Kiryanovna
Conversational options: Kiryasha, Kiryasha, Kiryashenka, Kiryak, Kira, Kirya, Kirenka,
Kirochka, Kironka, Kiryusha, Kiryushka, Kiryushka, Kirunya, Kirey, Kirok, Kirik,
Kiryukha, Kirka, Pickaxe, Kiryok, Kiryonok
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Hieromartyr Kyriakos, Patriarch of Jerusalem, October 28 / November 10
- Venerable Cyriacus of Palestine, hermit, September 29 / October 12
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cyriacus
Modern English analogues: Cyriak, Cyriac, Syriack
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kiryan is a rare name (approximately 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Cl and Vdiy
Godfather Orthodox name: Claudius
Meaning, origin of the name: The name Claudius is of Latin origin.
The founder of the Roman Claudian dynasty is Appius Claudius Sabinus of Regillenius,
who lived in 540-480 BC. He was from the city of Regillus, from the Sabine tribe.
His original name was Atta Clausus, but after he became
Roman consul, the name was changed to the Roman style - Appius Claudius (Appius
Claudius), and his entire genus was named Claudia (Claudia, genus of Claudius). Name Claudius
(Claudius) comes from the Latin verb claudere (“to lock, close, close,
block"), the derivative forms of which are clausus (“closed, inaccessible”), claudo
(“I close, close, lock”). The exact connotation of the name is unknown - it may be from
claudere urbem (to besiege a city), can from claudo (to bring up the rear, a column) or homo
clausus (secretive, closed person)
Middle name formation: Klavdievich, Klavdievna
Conversational options: Kladya, Klavdya, Klavdik, Kladka, Klavdichka, Kladenka,
Klavdenka, Klavdyusha, Klavik, Avchik, Klasha, Klashka, Klakha, Diy, Dey
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Claudius of Rome, tribune, March 19 / April 1
- Martyr Claudius of Sebaste, March 9/22
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Claudius
Modern English analogues: Claude, Claudius // Claud, Claudie, Cloudy
Note: Closely spelled Latin claudus ("lame") to the origin
The family name Klavdiev has nothing to do with it. From this huge and influential
over hundreds of years, the family of Roman patricians produced more than 30 consuls, 5 dictators, 7
censors, 6 triumphants, etc. And only one of them had an injured leg -
Claudius, son of Nero, who reigned in 41-54 AD, that is, lived (note
attention) 500 years later than the founder of the legendary family
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Claudius is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Klim, Klim e nt, Klimentiy
Godfather Orthodox name: Kliment nt
Meaning, origin of the name: From the Latin word clemens - “merciful,
compassionate, kind, gentle"
Note: The most “correct” Russian forms of the name are considered to be Kliment,
Klim and Klim e nty, possible also are Klement, Klement and Klementy (in Czech
language - Kl e ment, in Polish Clemens). Known media named after - Timiryazev Kliment
Arkadievich, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich
Middle name formation: Klimovich, Klimovna; Klimentovich, Klimentovna; Klimentievich,
Klimentyevna
Conversational options: Klim, Klimka, Klimochka, Klimchik, Klimusha, Klimushka,
Klimasha, Klimakha, Klimukha, Klimash, Klimashka, Klisha, Klina, Klem, Klyoma, Klenya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Hieromartyr Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, January 23 / February 5
- Holy Apostle Clement of Rome, April 22 / May 5; September 10/23
- Saint Clement Equal to the Apostles, Bishop of Ohrid, July 27 / August 9
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Clement
Modern English analogues: Clement, Clemens // Clem
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The names Klim + Clement + Clementy in total occupy 73rd place in the ranking
popularity of male names (approximately 12 per 10,000 newborn boys, of which
Klim is 5-6 per 10,000, Clement 3-4 per 10,000, Clement 1-2 per 10,000)

Condre a t
Godfather Orthodox name: Kodra t, Kondra t
Meaning, origin of the name: The Russian name Kondrat is given in honor of saints with names
Kodrat and Kondrat. The ecclesiastical name Kodrat comes from the Latin quadratus and
Greek kondratos, meaning “broad-shouldered”, “square”. Name Kondrat
came from Georgia, but has Greek origin: "warrior carrying a spear", "warrior,
armed with a spear" (contoratos)
Middle name formation: Kondratovich, Kondratovna
Conversational options: Kondrasha, Kondrash, Kondrashenka, Kondratik, Kondratka,
Kondratka, Kondratushka, Kondrakha, Horse, Kondya, Kondey, Kodya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Holy Apostle Codratus, Bishop of Athens and Magnesia, September 21 / October 4
- Martyr Codratus of Corinth, doctor, March 10/23 (see in the calendar Codratus, Cyprian,
Dionysius, ...); on the same day the memory of Codratus of Nicomedia is celebrated
- Martyr Codratus of Nicomedia, March 10/23 (see in the calendar Codratus, Satorin, Rufinus, ...)
- Martyr Kondrat Mesukeviysky (Georgian), April 15/28
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Quadratus, Kondrat (Condratus)
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kondrat is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys). In old times
it was quite widespread, as evidenced by the large number of such
surnames like Kondratyev, Kondrashov, Kondratov, Kondratenko, etc.

TO oh non
Godfather Orthodox name: Ko non
Meaning, origin of the name: Ancient Greek name Konon (Κόνωνος), famous
its carriers were the commander Conon of Athens and the astronomer and mathematician Conon
Samos. The stress in this name is possible on both the first and second syllable, but
preferably on the first one. The meaning of the name is unclear
Note: There is a similar Celtic name, Conan, meaning "little wolf"
Middle name formation: Kononovich, Kononovna
Conversational options: Kona, Konya, Konosh, Konash, Kanash, Kon, Konsha, Konsha, Konosha,
Konysh, Konochka, Konochka, Konka, Konka, Konyasha
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Conon of Isauria, March 5/18
- Martyr Konon of Mandon, gradar (that is, gardener), March 5/18
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Conon
Modern English analogues: Conon
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Konon is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

TO he's glad
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: Konrad is a common name in Germany,
as well as last name. Consists of two elements: kon (“bold, courageous, courageous”) and rath
("advice"). In general, among Germans it means “honest, good advice chick" (after all, to give
really good advice, you need to tell a person the truth, and this requires a certain
courage!). The name Conrad was borne by several kings and dukes, as well as Catholic
saints In addition to Germany, the name is found in Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary
Middle name formation: Konradovich, Konradovna
Conversational options: among the Czechs Konradek, Konek, Radek, among the Germans Kurt, Kurti, Kunz, Cuno
Modern English analogues: Konrad, Conrad // Kon, Konnie, Rad, Konman, Con,
Connie, Connor, Rad, Comrad, Conrado, Rado
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Borrowed European name, very rare in Russia

Constant and n
Godfather Orthodox name: Konstantin
Meaning, origin of the name: “Persistent”, “constant”, “unchanging” (from constans,
Latin); V Ancient Rome there were several names with this root: Constans (Constant),
Constantius (Constantius), Constantinus (Constantine)
Middle name formation: Konstantinovich, Konstantinovna
Conversational options: Kostya, Kostya, Kostenka, Kostyunya, Kostyusha, Kostyasha, Kostyan,
Kostyanya, Kostyushka, Kostyushka, Kostyushok, Kostyura, Kostyukha, Kostya, Kotya, Kotenka,
Kitty, Kotka, Koska, Koska, Kosenka, Kosechka, Koska, Koka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Equal-to-the-Apostles Tsar Constantine the Great, May 21 / June 3
- Rev. Constantine of Sinad, December 26 / January 8
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Constantine
Modern English analogues: Constantine, Constantin // Constant, Costa, Costas,
Tino, Stan, Tine, Con
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Konstantin is a very popular name, it is in 25th place in the popularity ranking
male names (118 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Korn e y, Corny l
Godfather Orthodox name: Roots Liy
Meaning, origin of the name: Cornelius were one of the most influential Roman
childbirth The Roman one mentioned in the New Testament also became widely known.
Centurion Cornelius, converted to Christianity by the Apostle Peter. It is believed that the name
Cornelius comes from the Latin cornu (“horn”), which is a symbol of abundance, wealth,
strength, and also meaning a war bugle. The figurative meaning of the name is
"mighty" or "to trumpet the offensive." Russian forms of the name - Korne y and Korni l
Middle name formation: Korneevich, Korneevna; Kornilovich, Kornilovna
Conversational options: Kornil, Kornila, Korneyka, Korneychik, Kornyusha, Kornyushka,
Korneyushka, Kornyukha, Kornisha, Kornysh, Kornasha, Kornilka, Korniy, Korneliy,
Corneille, Cornelka, Bark
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Hieromartyr Cornelius Sotnik, September 13/26
- Venerable Cornelius, Wonderworker of Komel, May 19 / June 1
- Venerable Martyr Cornelius of Pskov-Pechersk, February 20 / March 5
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cornelius
Modern English analogues: Cornelius, Cornell // Corney, Corny, Cory, Cornel, Con,
Connie, Connor, Neil, Neeley, Lius
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Korney is a rare name, no more than 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys; Kornil - still
a rarer name, less than 1 in 10,000 births

Space A(see Kuzma)

Christie a n
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: Christian - common in Western Europe Name.
Means “Christian”, “dedicated to Christ” (Greek, Lat.), the first letter is “K” (not “X”)
corresponds to Western pronunciation practice. Accent placement is allowed as
on the first syllable and on the last
Note: If a child needs to be baptized, the appropriate godname would be
Christopher
Middle name formation: Kristianovich, Kristianovna
Conversational options: Chris, Kristyusha, Kristyushka, Kristyasha, Kristosha, Kristoshik,
Kristik, Kristin, Kristyukha, Kristya, Hristo
Modern English analogues: Christian // Chris, Chrissy, Kris, Kit, Crix, Xian
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Christian is a borrowed European name, in Russia it is rare, no more than 1-2 per
10,000 newborn boys

Xav e riy
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: The main European variants of the name are Basque
Xabier (Shav) e r), Spanish Javier (Xavier r), French Xavier (Xavier), English Xavier
(Zayvi e r), German Xaver (Ksa ver), Latin Xaverius (Xaverius), Polish Ksawery
(Xav e riy), Italian Saverio (Saverio). The Russian form of the name is Xavier.
Xavier (Xabier, Javier) is the surname of a famous Catholic saint, which over time became
a popular male personal name in Europe. Saint Francis Xavier
Xavier), priest of the Christian Jesuit order, lived in 1506-1552, he became famous
missionary work in India, Japan and China. Saint Francis Xavier
was born in the family castle of Javier (Castillo de Javier, province of Navarre, Spain), his father was
a native of the Basque Country. The name of the castle in Basque (Xabier) means "new house"
Middle name formation: Ksaverevich, Ksaverevna
Conversational options: Xaver, Xaverka, Xaverik, Xava, Xav, Xavik, Sava, Savek, Savik
Modern English analogues: Xavier (pronunciation ZAY-vyer, ZAV-ee-er) // Zav, Zave,
Xavy, Xave, Xavi, Xabi, X, Zae, Zay
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Xavier is a borrowed European name, in Russia it is very rare,
less than 1 in 10,000 male births

Xenoph O nt
Godfather Orthodox name: Xenopho nt
Meaning, origin of the name: “Speaking someone else’s (foreign) language”,
“stranger, foreigner”: xenos + phone (Greek). This name was borne by the ancient Greek writer,
politician, historian and military leader
Middle name formation: Ksenofontovich, Ksenofontovna
Conversational options: Ksena, Ksenya, Ksesha, Senya, Senechka, Senka, Senosha, Senoshka,
Fonya, Fonechka, Fonyushka, Fosha, Foshenka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Venerable Xenophon of Constantinople, January 26 / February 8
- Venerable Xenophon of Robey, January 26 / February 8; June 28 / July 11
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Xenophontos
Modern English analogues: Xenophon
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Xenophon is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Kuzm A
Godfather Orthodox name: Cosma
Meaning, origin of the name: The Greek name Κοσμας (Cosmas) comes from the word
κοσμος (space), which is translated into Russian as “world” (Universe), “universe”, and
also "order, beauty, decoration"
Middle name formation: Kuzmich, Kuzminichna
Conversational options: Kuzya, Kuzyasha, Kuzenka, Kuzechka, Kuzichka, Kuzik, Kuzyakha, Kuzka,
Kuzyonka, Kuzyomka, Kuzyomchik, Kuzyona, Kuzmichok, Kosma, Kosma, Kosya, Kosenka, Koska,
Kozma
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- unmercenary martyr Cosmas of Arabia, October 17/30
- Venerable Cosmas, Bishop of Maium, October 12/25
- Saint Cosmas, Bishop of Chalcedon, April 18 / May 1
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cosmas
Modern English analogues: Cosmo
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The holy martyrs Cosmas and Damian of Arabia were greatly revered in Rus', the name was Kuzma
was widespread, hence the large number that have survived to this day.
surnames: Kuzmin, Kuzminov, Kuzmenkov, Kuzin, etc. The most famous, of course,
there was Kuzma Minin (comrade-in-arms of Dmitry Pozharsky). Nowadays, the name Kuzma is
rare, no more than 2-4 per 10,000 newborn boys

Cupri I n
Godfather Orthodox name: Cyprian
Meaning, origin of the name: “Cypriot”, “from the island of Cyprus” (Greek)
Middle name formation: Kupriyanovich, Kupriyanovna
Conversational options: Kupryasha, Kuprya, Kuprik, Kupreyan, Kupriyasha, Kupriyashka,
Kupryashka, Kupriyanchik, Kuprenka, Kuprechka, Kuprey, Kupriy, Cooper
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Hieromartyr Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, August 31 / September 13
- Saint Cyprian, Metropolitan of Kiev, Moscow, May 27 / June 9; September 16 / 29
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Cyprian, Kiprian
Modern English analogues: Cyprian, Cyprianus
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Kupriyan is a very rare name (less than 1 in 10,000 newborn boys)

Kurt (see Ko nrad)

Laurel
Godfather Orthodox name: Laurel
Meaning, origin of the name: From Latin laurus - “laurel tree”, “laurel
wreath”, in a figurative sense the meaning of the name is “triumph, victory”
Middle name formation: Lavrovich, Lavrovna and Lavrovich, Lavrovna (two possible
accent option)
Conversational options: Lavrya, Lavrik, Lavrusha, Lavrenya, Lavrenka, Lavrechka,
Lavrushka, Lavrukha, Lavrusya, Lavrus, Lavrunya, Lavrunka, Lavryusha, Lavrok, Larya,
Larenka, Larechka, Larka, Larik, Laver, Lor, Laur
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style)):
- Martyr Laurus of Illyria, August 18/31
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Laurus
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Laurel is a rare name, no more than 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys

Laurel e ntii
Godfather Orthodox name: Lavrentiy
Meaning, origin of the name: “Crowded with laurels”, “laureate, winner” (Latin).
Another interpretation of the name is “Laurel of Nta”, i.e. originating from the city of Lavra nt in
Italy, resident of Lavrenta (lat.)
Middle name formation: Lavrentievich, Lavrentievna or Lavrentievich, Lavrentievna
Conversational options: Lavr, Lavrya, Lavrenya, Lavrenka, Lavrenka, Lavrenechka,
Lavreny, Lavrentik, Lavrechka, Lavrusha, Lavrukha, Lavrusya, Lavrus, Lavrunya,
Lavrunka, Lavryusha, Lavrok, Lavrik, Larya, Larenka, Larechka, Larka, Larik,
Laryusha, Laveur, Lor
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Rev. Lavrenty Komelsky, May 16/29
- Hieromartyr Lawrence of Rome, August 10/23
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Laurence, Lawrence, Lavrentii
Modern English analogues: Lawrence, Laurence (Laurenty, Lawrence) // Lauren,
Larry, Laurie, Lorry, Lori, Law, Lawrie, Ren, Lanny, Lol, Los, Loz, Lars
.:
Lavrentiy is a rare name, approximately 1-4 per 10,000 newborn boys

Let's get along and r, Ladisla in(see Slavic names)

L and the dawn
Godfather Orthodox name: Lazar
Meaning, origin of the name: “God’s help”, “God helped.” The name Lazarus is
one of the variants of the names Elizar, Eleazar, derived from El’azar (Hebrew)
Middle name formation: Lazarevich, Lazarevna
Conversational options: Lazarka, Lazarka, Lazarik, Lazura, Lazurya, Lazurenka,
Lazurechka, Lazurka, Lazuta, Lazutka, Lazunya, Lazya, Lazik, Zarya, Zarka, Zarushka,
Zarka, Zarik, Zurya, Lazor, Zorya, Zora, Zorik
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Venerable Lazarus of Galicia, July 17/30; November 7/20
- Venerable Lazarus of Constantinople, icon painter, November 17/30
- Righteous Prince Lazar of Serbia, June 15/28
- Righteous Lazarus Four Days, October 17/30 and Saturday Lazarus
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Lazarus
Modern English analogues: Lazarus, Lazar // Lazzy, Laz, Larry, Zo, Russ
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Lazarus is a rare name, approximately 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys

Lari He(see Illario n, Ilario n)

a lion
Godfather Orthodox name: A lion
Meaning, origin of the name: The name originates from the Latin name Le o or
the Greek name Leo n, meaning “lion”, in a figurative sense - “brave” (brave
like a lion)
Middle name formation: Lvovich, Lvovna
Conversational options: Lyova, Lyovonka, Lyovochka, Lyovushka, Lyovka, Levik, Lyovchik, Lev,
Leo, Leosha, Leon, Leonushka, Leushka, Leushka, Levushka, Levosha, Levash, Lefty,
Lefty, Lenya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Venerable Leo, Bishop of Catania, February 20 / March 5
- St. Leo, Pope, February 18 / March 3
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches:Leo
Modern English analogues: Leo, Leon // Lee, Lion, Lyon, Lio, Leos
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Leo is a popular name, ranked 36th in the popularity ranking of male names
(73 per 10,000 male births)

L oh, Leo n(see Leo)

Leon a rd
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: The name Leonard is a Russian variant
German name Leonard (Leonhard, Leonhardt). This name literally means "brave"
like a lion", "strong like a lion", from the Old German words lewo, levon, leo (lion) and harti,
hard, hardu (brave, strong, strong). In Italy it is Leonardo, in Sweden Lennart,
in the Czech Republic Lenart

Middle name formation: Leonardovich, Leonardovna
Conversational options: Leo, Len, Lenard, Lenny, Lenchik, Leon, Leosh, Lennart,Lenart, Leo, Lenya
Modern English analogues: Leonard, Leonhard // Len, Lennie, Lenny, Leo, Leon,
Lon, Le, Nano, Nardo, Hardy
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Leonard is a borrowed European name, in Russia it is rare, no more than 1-2
per 10,000 newborn boys

Leon and d
Godfather Orthodox name: Leonie d
Meaning, origin of the name: Derived from ancient Greek name Leonidas
(leon - “lion”, idea - “appearance, appearance”), literally - “like a lion”, “similar
lion", "like a lion", "son of a lion"
Middle name formation: Leonidovich, Leonidovna
Conversational options: Lenya, Lenechka, Lyonchik, Lenka, Lyonik, Lyon, Leonidka,
Leonidik, Leon, Leonka, Leonushka, Leonechka, Leo, Leonya, Leosha, Lesha, Lyokha, Lyokka,
Lenya, Len, Ledya, Lyova, Lyovochka, Lyovka, Onya, Onka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Leonidas of Egypt, June 5/18
- Martyr Leonidas of Corinth, March 10/23; April 16 / 29
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Leonidas
Modern English analogues: Leonidas, Leonard, Leopold // Leon, Len, Lee, Lennie,
Lenny, Leo, Lon, Lynar
Name popularity (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
The name Leonid is in 50th place in the popularity ranking of male names (49 per 10,000
newborn boys)

Le about ntii
Godfather Orthodox name: Leo ntii
Meaning, origin of the name: “Lion” (Latin, Greek)
Middle name formation: Leontievich, Leontievna or Leontievich, Leontievna
Conversational options: Leont, Leon, Leonya, Leonechka, Leonushka, Leonka, Leosha,
Lyosha, Leontik, Leo, Lenya, Lenechka, Lenka, Lonya, Lonechka, Lonka, Leva, Lyovochka,
Lyovka, Lyon, Lena, Len, Lenya, Onya, Onka, Otya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Saint Leontius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, May 14/27
- Saint Leonty, Bishop of Rostov, May 23 / June 5
- Martyr Leontius of Tripoli, military leader, June 18 / July 1
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Leontius, Leonty
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Leonty is a rare name, approximately 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys

Leop about ice
Godfather Orthodox name: absent
Meaning, origin of the name: The German name Leopold (Leopold) comes from
the ancient Germanic name Leudbald, meaning “undaunted people”, “people
heroes" or "brave of the people" (liut, leud - people, bald - undaunted, brave,
brave). By the 11th-12th centuries, from the original Leudbald (Liutbald) the name changed to
modern Leopold (apparently due to the association with the Latin word leo - "lion").
And therefore, today no one bothers to believe that the name Leopold has a second
meaning - “brave lion”, “brave as a lion” (like the name Leonard)
Note: Leonid, Leo, Leonty may be suitable as a godname
Middle name formation: Leopoldovich, Leopoldovna
Conversational options: Leo, Lei, Pol, Poldi, Poldek, Polo, Paul, Leosh, Leoshek,
Leopoldik
Modern English analogues: Leopold // Leo, Lepp, Poldi, Poldie
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Leopold is a borrowed European name, in Russia it is very rare, less
1 in 10,000 male births

L o gin, lo gwin
Godfather Orthodox name: Lo Ngin
Meaning, origin of the name: “Long”, “long” (Longinus, lat.)
Middle name formation: Loginovich, Loginovna; Logvinovich, Logvinovna
Conversational options: Loguta, Laguta, Logva, Loga, Logash, Logash, Logun, Loginka,
Loginka, Logonka, Logochka, Logutka, Lonya, Lonechka, Lonka, Longin, Longa
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Martyr Longinus of Nicomedia, April 24 / May 7
- Martyr Longinus Sotnik, October 16/29
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Longinus, Longin
Modern English analogues: Longinus // Longin, Long, Longi, Lo
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Login, Logvin are very rare names these days. In the old days they were
popular and beloved, as evidenced by the large number of Russian surnames:
Loginov, Logvinov, Logachev, Lagutin, Login, Logunov, etc.

Long and n(see Login)

Onion A
Godfather Orthodox name: Luka
Meaning, origin of the name: This name was borne by the holy Apostle Luke - the author of one
of the four Gospels and the Acts of the Holy Apostles, he was a doctor, considered the first
icon painter and patron saint of doctors and painters. His name is in Greek
Loukas, Loukanos, which means "from Loukania". Lucania is a region in Southern Italy (by
Italian Lucania)
Note: In some cases, the meaning of the name is derived from the Latin lux (lux) - “light”,
what cannot be considered correct
Middle name formation: Luki h, Luki nichna
Conversational options: Lukasha, Lukasya, Lukanya, Lunya, Lukash, Lukash, Lukesha,
Lukashenka, Lukashka, Lukashok, Luksha, Lucas, Lukasik, Lukanka, Lukanchik,
Lukonya, Lukonechka, Lunechka, Lunka, Lutonya, Lutosha, Lutoshka, Lutokha, Lukiy,
Lukinya
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Holy Apostle Luke the Evangelist, April 22 / May 5; October 18 / 31
- Venerable Luke of Greece, February 7/20
- Venerable Luke of Tauromenia, November 6/19
- Martyr Luke of Emes (Yemissky), deacon, January 29 / February 11
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Luke
Modern English analogues: Luke, Lucas (English), Luca (Italian), Lukas (German,
scand.) // Lukie, Lukey, Luka, Luca, Luc, Lou, Cass
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Luka is a rare name, approximately 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys

Luke I n
Godfather Orthodox name: Bows A n
Meaning, origin of the name: "Light". Common in the Roman Empire
the names Lucius, Lucian are derived from the Latin words lux (lux) - “light”, lucere (lucere)
- “to shine.” Such modern European names as Luci are derived from them A n,
Lucy e n, l at wow, Luc A But. Church Orthodox form of the name - Lucian, Russian
the name Lukyan became the literary norm
Note: It is sometimes believed that the name Lucian comes from Lucas (Luca), that is, it
associated with the name of the Apostle Luke (see Luke A) and means "follower, disciple of Luke"
Middle name formation: Lukyanovich, Lukyanovna
Conversational options: Lukanya, Lukonya, Lukyasha, Lukasha, Lukyanushka, Lukyanka,
Lukoyan, Lukiyan, Lukinya, Lukan, Lutsek, Luka, and also, see derivatives from the name Luka
Patron saints and birthdays (old/new style):
- Venerable Martyr Lucian of Antioch, October 15/28
- Hieromartyr Lucian of Belgium, June 3/16
Godname in foreign Orthodox churches: Lucian
Modern English analogues: Lucian, Lucius // Lou, Lush
Popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015.:
Lukyan is a rare name, approximately 1-3 per 10,000 newborn boys X, C, E, Yu, I

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For many centuries, choosing a name for a boy was approached thoroughly and seriously. After all, the boy must grow up to be a brave, strong and dexterous representative of the stronger sex, who will have the opportunity to cope with the role of a hunter or a brave warrior and a brave defender of the family. As a result, the names of boys were designed to emphasize strength and masculinity.

When thinking about what to name a boy, you need to pay special attention to this option, in which they use both an adult brutal form and a soft childish one. Psychology experts advise choosing a name for a rude and cruel boy only as a diminutive name - this will make his character more gentle.

In particular, Maxim can be called Masik, Maksik, Masya. Alexey - Leshka, Lesha, Lenechka. If the baby is very timid, tender and weak, shy, it is much better to choose the most strict name for the boy, in other words, the adult form of the name. In this case, Maxim should be called Max, and Alexey should be called Lekha or Alexey.

Choosing a name for a baby wisely can help develop certain qualities in a boy.

Choosing a name for a newborn baby is a very responsible matter, because the fate of the child depends on this decision of the parents. Parents should be even more responsible when choosing a name for a boy.

A man's name is something that every man should be proud of, and that every man should wear with dignity throughout his life. All boys dream of being strong, dexterous and successful, but they also want their name to be strong and beautiful, and to the greatest extent emphasize their manly strength and beauty!

Today, when it comes to choosing a name for a boy, there are thousands of different names, and parents now have plenty to choose from. Parents are no longer limited in choosing from traditional names that have been passed down from generation to generation. However, when choosing a name for your child, it is necessary to take into account not only fashion trends, political and religious views, but also the time of year.

It is known that in different time every year children are born with completely different characters. Therefore, knowing the natural coloring of the name and the date of birth, you can choose the right names for boys by month; the meaning of these names can successfully develop qualities that your child lacked from birth, or, conversely, mute undesirable ones.

Boys born in winter, are always very talented, strong-willed, purposeful, thoughtful, but at the same time, in family life they experience difficulties because of their intractability, intransigence, the need to argue over trifles and be sure to gain the upper hand. They do not spare themselves in their work, therefore they achieve high results. They are difficult to confuse as they are confident in what they do. Many have a tough temperament, are tough, domineering, stubborn, and proud. These qualities are most strongly expressed in those born in December, weaker in February, “January” children are more balanced. Therefore, we advise you to give winter children “soft” melodious names, so as not to aggravate the character traits inherent in the harsh winter.

Spring people are easily vulnerable physically and mentally. They are indecisive, touchy, flighty, selfish, and squeamish. Most often, these people are gifted, but lack of confidence prevents them from becoming leaders. Every word and action is weighed, the opinion of the interlocutor is carefully listened to. They more readily agree to the role of followers, although they think correctly. They are stubborn, selfish, cautious, susceptible to flattery, and are not devoid of self-admiration. They have a subtle sense of humor, have a good memory and quickly grasp everything. March men pay great attention to their appearance and often look in the mirror. They make good diplomats and speakers. Spring children need to be given "firmly" sounding names to resist an unstable nervous system and psyche.

Summer has a beneficial effect on those born at such a time.

"Summer" children are kind, but often cowardly and spineless. They are easily influenced, emotional and impressionable, love risks, are proud, courageous and persistent in achieving goals, and are active.

Great hard work allows you to achieve success in business. Their kindness extends to other people's children and animals, and their temper does not develop into rancor. They are well versed in art. "Summer" children should be given "firm" names to protect them from unwanted adversity.

Wise autumn, associated in our minds with maturity, experience, and slowness, endowed people born at this time with the corresponding traits. "Autumn" people are universal. They are reasonable, serious, comprehensively gifted, value their accumulated experience and never repeat mistakes, doing everything slowly and thoughtfully. There are many pedants among them. They are thrifty, know the value of money, and thrifty. Diplomatic and principled, they are diligent and diligent in their work, adhere to a clear line of behavior, are persistent in business, have a clear mind, and a light character. A clear and balanced character and devotion contribute to strong marriages. Those born in autumn rarely have conflicts in the family and love children and animals. Among them are actors, philosophers, people of exact sciences. “Autumn” children can be given any names, since nothing can affect their natural character.

Therefore, the meaning of a name can vary significantly by month of the year. For example, the “December” Alexey is in better health than the “summer” and “spring” ones. Alyoshka is stubborn and persistent and often finds himself in conflict situations without wanting to. He is an eternal fighter for justice, but adults sometimes get the impression that the boy is an incorrigible bully and a hooligan. Pride will not allow him to prove that it was not he, but his classmate, who was to blame for some brawl, that he only wanted to restore justice. As a result, most often all the blame falls on himself.

“Summer” Alexey has less strong will than “winter” or “autumn” Alexey. He needs the support of friends and the approval of his actions by colleagues. Because of modesty, he is not always able to realize his ideas himself; he turns to friends and like-minded people for help. It is difficult to cope with failures and takes criticism painfully. Girls really like his diplomacy and tact. He has a good memory and quickly grasps everything new. Loves adventure literature and science fiction.

Alexey, born in spring, is capable of deep feelings, but does not dare to express them. Severely suffers from indecision. The emotional drama he experienced unsettles him for a long time. He is amorous and will not delve into the motives of his beloved’s behavior; her goodwill and sensitivity are enough for him. He prefers not to talk about feelings, since he is still unable to express their depth. He does not tolerate violence, pressure and even the influence of outsiders, but he does not know how to openly express protest and tries to get rid of the presence of such people. He himself does not strive for power. He is not one of those who read morals or impose himself, which earns him the respect of colleagues, friends and especially his adored children and beloved wife.

“Autumn” Alexey is more confident in himself. It’s not easy to talk to him, he analyzes every phrase, demands arguments from his partner, undeniable arguments, and he himself always knows how to prove and defend his ideas. He is specific, laconic in conversation, and has a sharp and lively mind. Initiative, practical, rational. But at the same time, he is attentive to his colleagues, always ready to listen to everyone, discuss the work plan, and takes into account the opinions of others. A tactful, correct and charming man. Winter and autumn give firmness to Alexey's character. He gravitates towards the exact sciences, is practical and enterprising.

On our website we provide you with the most preferred names for boys by month of the year, based on their character.

Names of boys born in January

These people often have trouble making difficult decisions. However, they rarely ask for help from others. They always prefer to solve their problems themselves. They can be good and loyal friends, but usually go their own way.

Gregory, Ilya, Timofey, Daniel, Ivan, Ignat, Afanasy, Kirill, Nikita, Anton, Maxim, Pavel, Mikhail, Sergey, Philip, Peter, Georgy, Yuri, Egor, Nikolay, Efim, Konstantin, Stepan, Fedor, Mark, Fadey, Vasily, Naum, Jacob, Prokop, Theoktist, Niphont, Theodosius, Nikanor, Seraphim, Artem, Clement, Semyon, Trofim, Valentin, Savva, Veniamin, Adam, Emelyan, Prokhor, Proclus, Elizar, Sebastian Sebastian.

Names of boys born in February

They can be called “rain people” - unusually gentle and sensitive. They are easy to hurt. It's very rare to find such caring people. Therefore, they are very good advisers and parents. They cope best with work that requires scrupulousness and precision.

Veniamin, Fedor, Alexey, Anton, Nikolay, Kirill, Konstantin, Stepan, Peter, Gennady, Innocent, Semyon, Ivan, Dmitry, Maxim, Grigory, Efim, Timofey, Nikita, Alexander, Arseny, Victor, Leonty, Gerasim, Vitaly, Felix, Philip, Ignat, Lavrentiy, Roman, Vasily, Hippolytus, Zakhar, Pankrat, Pavel, Prokhor, Vsevolod, Evgeniy, Vlas, Makar, Efim, Valery, Georgy, Egor, Yuri, Gabriel, Clement, Arkady, David, Ephraim, Jacob, Ignatius, Julian, Herman, Nikifor, Savva, Akim, Valerian, Theoktist, Luke, Porfiry, Valentin.

Names of boys born in March

Boys born in March can be described in one word - “rainbow”. Rainbow people have an optimistic outlook on the world. They can easily cheer up any company thanks to their unique sense of humor. They are not frightened by defeats, but on the contrary, they are encouraged to take action.

Daniil Danila, Ilya, Pavel, Julian, Fedor, Kuzma, Lev, Evgeniy, Makar, Maxim, Fedot, Georgy, Afanasy, Vyacheslav, Philip, Alexander, Ivan, Taras, Vasily, Gerasim, Gregory, Roman, Yakov, Konstantin, Arkady , Kirill, Anton, Leonty, Leonid, Mark, Victor, Denis, Stepan, Semyon, Alexey, Valery, Trofim, Efim, Timofey, Egor, Yuri, Peter, Sevastyan, Arseny, Savva, David, Nikifor, Venedikt, Rostislav, Mikhail , Nikandr, Irakli.

Names of boys born in April

Boys born in March can be characterized by the word "Wind". These people are energetic and dynamic; they cannot stagnate in one place. They are always driven by the need for change. But this does not mean that “Windy People” are fickle in their feelings. And if they meet their “soul mate,” they will be infinitely faithful and devoted to her.

Innokenty, Sergey, Ivan, Kirill, Yakov, Thomas, Vasily, Artem, Zakhar, Peter, Stepan, Mark, Veniamin, Efim, Makar, Nikita, Leonid, Georgy, Semyon, Anton, Daniil, Vadim, Alexander, Savva, Trofim, Mstislav, Gabriel, Andrey, Egor, Yuri, Plato, Maxim, Khariton, David, Martin, Nikon, Tikhon, Antip, Sophron, Hypaty, Polycarp, Titus, Rodion, Nifont, Terenty, Artemon, Victor, Aristarchus, Kondrat, Samson.

Names of boys born in May

"Dawn" is a descriptive word for boys born in May. If there is such a person in the company, then, thanks to his energy and optimism, he will be able to “defuse” any tense situation. And it cannot be said that he is a carefree person. And if necessary, he will take full responsibility upon himself.

Anton, Victor, Ivan, Kuzma, Georgy, Nikifor, Alexander, Gregory, Fedor, Denis, Vsevolod, Vitaly, Gabriel, Anatoly, Alexey, Leonty, Savva, Thomas, Mark, Vasily, Stepan, Semyon, Kirill, Maxim, Yakov, Nikita, Ignat, Boris, Gleb, Roman, Peter, David, Konstantin, German, Makar, Dmitry, Andrey, Irakli, Pavel, Egor, Yuri, Artem, Fedot, Clement, Arseny, Nikolay, Kondrat, Valentin, Pafnuty, Efim, Eremey, Athanasius, Timofey, Pimen, Severin, Nicodemus, Joseph, Pakhom, Modest, Lavrenty, Kasyan.

Names of boys born in June

Boys born in March can be described with the word “Star”. Such people are usually always lucky. They enjoy great success from the opposite sex, and authority at work. They also have excellent health. And their only drawback is absent-mindedness, which is largely associated with their exorbitant attraction to the unknown.

Ignatius, Ivan, Sergey, Alexander, Alexey, Konstantin, Mikhail, Fedor, Vladimir, Leonty, Nikita, Semyon, Stepan, Georgy, Egor, Yuri, Makar, Christian, Valery, Denis, Khariton, Pavel, Dmitry, Nazar, Igor, Leonid, Nikander, Fedot, Ephraim, Vasily, Ian, Timofey, Andrey, Gabriel, Peter, Arseny, Savva, Elisha, Gregory, Tikhon, Mstislav, Innocent, Savely, Kirill, Eremey, Nikifor, Julian, Gennady, Ignat, Roman, Sylvester, Anton, Karp.

Names of boys born in July

Boys born in March can be described in one word - “Grass”. These people are born leaders. They are always very organized and know very well what they are aiming for. They make quick and clear choices. And they never regret what has already been done. But sometimes when you are alone, you allow yourself to relax.

Leonty, Ivan, Gleb, Julius, Julian, Peter, Anton, Artem, German, Svyatoslav, Alexey, Roman, Mikhail, Yakov, David, Denis, Pavel, Sergey, Andrey, Valentin, Vasily, Konstantin, Mark, Philip, Matvey, Thomas, Kuzma, Tikhon, Anatoly, Alexander, Kirill, Innokenty, Stepan, Daniil, Arseny, Vladimir, Efim, Fedor, Fedot, Leonid, Emelyan, Gury, Ipaty, Terenty, Galaktion, Evsey, Stanislav, Maxim, Samson, Demyan, Sophron, Nicodemus, Demid.

Names of boys born in August

The most preferred names for boys born in August characterize them as - “Lake”. You can always trust these people. After all, for them someone else’s secret is very sacred. And they will never reveal someone's secret even to their best friend. They have principles that they never violate. And they are the embodiment of loyalty and constancy.

Roman, Seraphim, Ilya, Semyon, Savva, Trofim, Boris, Gleb, David, Makar, Christopher, German, Clement, Naum, Nikolai, Konstantin, Mikhail, Maxim, Alexander, Anton, Leonty, Vasily, Stepan, Kuzma, Denis, Grigory, Leonid, Alexey, Dmitry, Matvey, Ivan, Peter, Julian, Yakov, Miron, Fedor, Tikhon, Arkady, Pavel, Philip, Georgy, Egor, Yuri, Frol, Evdokim, Nikanor, Savva, Afanasy, Polycarp, Ermolai, Prokhor, Valentin, Evdokim, Gury, Elizar, Markel.

Names of boys born in September

The most preferred names for boys born in September can be called “Lightning”. These individuals are unusually active and temperamental. You will never get bored in their company. There are always ideas for spending leisure time, and they are completely non-conflicting. But they can be easily hurt because they are very trusting.

Andrey, Timofey, Fadey, Afanasy, Arseny, Gregory, Peter, Nikandr, Ivan, Savva, Alexander, Daniel, Makar, Pavel, Christopher, Yakov, Gennady, Semyon, Anton, Fedor, Julian, Maxim, Gleb, David, Zakhar, Kirill, Mikhail, Thomas, Akim, Nikita, Khariton, Clement, Dmitry, German, Sergey, Fedot, Efim, Valery, Ilya, Leonty, Nikolay, Stepan, Victor, Kondrat, Andriyan, Pimen, Veniamin, Georgy, Arkhip, Porfiry, Lukyan, Arkady.

Names of boys born in October

The most preferred names for boys born in October describe themselves as - “Stone”. People "stones" are very gambling. They try at any cost to try everything that life throws at them, but they rarely finish the job they start. But it still cannot be said that these people can ever be bored.

Konstantin, David, Trofim, Fedor, Mikhail, Oleg, Andrey, Dmitry, Peter, Anton, Ivan, Makar, Vladislav, Stepan, Sergey, Ignatius, Mark, Alexander, Vyacheslav, Khariton, Gregory, Roman, Denis, Vladimir, Erofey, Pavel, Alexey, Matvey, Philip, Thomas, Julian, Maxim, Kuzma, Martyn, Veniamin, Nikita, Nazar, Efim, Leonty, Luka, Igor, Trofim, Kondrat, Innocent, Nikandr, Tikhon, Aristarchus, Ignat, Rodion, Savva, Kasyan, Gury, Demyan, Valerian.

Names of boys born in November

The most preferred names for boys born in November describe themselves as “Sun”. These people are dreamers and romantics, which is why they spend money easily. They say about such people that they were not born in their era. And often the people around them do not understand them. As a rule, they have only one devoted friend.

Ivan, Artem, Yakov, Alexander, Anton, Irakli, Denis, Konstantin, Ignatius, Afanasy, Dmitry, Andrey, Mark, Maxim, Stepan, Zinovy, Kuzma, Georgy, Egor, Yuri, Nikandr, Grigory, Arseny, German, Pavel, Valery, Evgeny, Kirill, Fedor, Fedot, Mikhail, Orest, Vikenty, Victor, Nikifor, Matvey, Illarion, Osip, Maximilian, Ignat, Nestor, Taras, Terenty, Demyan, Evgeny, Rodion, Julian, Philip, Nikon.

Names of boys born in December

The most preferred names for boys born in December describe themselves as “Moon”. These people are very mysterious and mysterious. On the surface they are indifferent and cold, but inside they are passionate. They are distrustful of others. And you need to work hard to earn the trust of these people. But they will always quickly come to the rescue in difficult times.

Roman, Plato, Anatoly, Grigory, Ivan, Valery, Mikhail, Maxim, Alexander Alexey, Makar, Fedor, Peter, Christopher, Jacob, Georgy, Egor, Yuri, Innocent, Vsevolod, Gabriel, Vasily, Stepan, Andrey, Naum, Athanasius , Savva, Gennady, Zakhar, Nikolai, Anton, Leo, Pavel, Kirill, Thomas, Daniel, Arkady, Arseny, Orestes, Mark, Adrian, Arkhip, Valerian, Procopius, Yaroslav, Mitrofan, Clement, Vsevolod, Paramon, Filaret, Gury , Modest, Sophron, Nikon, Spiridon, Tryphon, Sevastian, Semyon.

Modern boy names

Boy's name to be given modern child, accompanies him all his life, this is the name of the future man. What name should I choose for a boy? which one it will be compatible with. The choice of a name for a boy should be taken responsibly, since, in addition, the names of boys are continued in the patronymic of future children and should be harmonious and consonant with the other initials. And therefore, choosing beautiful name for a boy, take into account these details and also see the meaning of the name.

List of names for boys

Boys names letter A

Alexander - from Greek. “to protect + husband (rank).”
Alexey - “protect”, “reflect”, “prevent”; church Alexy.
Anatoly is a popular boy name - “east”, “sunrise”.
Andrey - many boys have this name - it means “courageous”.
Anton - means from Greek. “engage in battle”, “compete”; church Anthony.
Aristarchus - from Greek. “best, command”, “lead”.
Arkady - translated as “resident of Arcadia, a cattle-breeding region in the Peloponnese”, “shepherd”.
Arseny - from Greek. means "courageous".
Artem – the name Artem is Greek, meaning “dedicated to Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and the moon.”
Athanasius - from Greek. "immortal".

Boys names letter B

Boris – from Russian; perhaps, abbreviated from Borislav.
Bronislav - a Slavic name - “to protect”, “to guard” is absent in the Orthodox Saints.
Bogdan – beautiful Russian name for a boy, meaning “given by God.”

Boys names letter B

Vadim - origin. Russian; perhaps from other Russian. “vaditi”, i.e. “to sow confusion”, perhaps as an abbreviation. from Vadimir.
Valentin – means “strong”, “healthy”; will reduce. on behalf of Valens.
Valery – Roman generic name, “to be strong, healthy”; church Valery.
Vasily – origin. Greek "royal", "royal".
Benjamin - from ancient Hebrew. “son of the right hand,” obviously allegorically of his beloved wife.
Victor – translated means “winner” boy.
Vitaly – translated means a boy “of life”.
Vladimir - (slav.) Vladimer means “to reign.”
Vladislav - from the glories; from the stems of words meaning “to own + glory.”
Vlas – origin. Greek “simple”, “rough”; Orthodox - Vlasiy.
Vsevolod – from Russian; from the stems of words meaning “everything + own.”
Vyacheslav - from the Slavic roots “vyasche”, “vyache”, i.e. “more + glory”.

Boys names letter G

Gennady – origin. Greek "noble".
Georgy – origin. Greek "farmer"
Herman - origin. lat. “half-uterine”, “native”.
Gleb - from ancient German. “left to God”, “given under the protection of God.”
Gordey – origin. Greek; name of the king of Phrygia.
Gregory - from Greek. “awake”, “to stay awake”.
Gury is a rare name for a boy “little animal”, “lion cub”.

Boys names letter D

Danila – meaning “God is my judge”, church. Daniel; decomposition Danil, Danilo.
Dementius is a rare Roman family name, possibly meaning "to tame."
Demian - from Latin, possibly “dedicated boy to the goddess Damia.”
Denis is a popular name meaning “dedicated to Dionysus,” the god of wine, winemaking, poetic inspiration and cheerful folk festivals.
Dmitry - from Greek. "relating to Demeter", the goddess of agriculture and fertility.

Boys names letter E

Eugene - what matters is a noble child.
Evdokim - meaning “glorious”, “surrounded by honor”.
Evstigney - from Greek. “good, good + relative”; church Evsigny.
Egor is a true Russian name, like Georgiy.
Elisha - origin. Old-Hebrew "god + salvation"
Emelyan is a Roman family name; church Emilian.
Epiphan - meaning. “prominent”, “notable”, “famous”; church Epiphanius.
Eremey - the name comes from words with the meaning “throw, throw + Yahweh” (the name of God).
Efim – the meaning of the name is “compassionate”, “benevolent” boy.
Ephraim - translated from Hebrew, possibly a dual number for “fruit”.

Boys names letter Z

Zakhar - from ancient Hebrew. “God remembered”; church Zechariah.
Zinovy ​​– origin. Greek "Zeus + life."

Boys names letter I

Ivan - translated from Hebrew. means "God has mercy."
Ignatius - from lat. "fiery"; rus. decomposition Ignat.
Igor is a Scandinavian name, meaning “abundance + protect.”
Ishmael - origin. Old-Hebrew “God will hear.”
Hilarion - origin of the Greek. meaning "cheerful".
Ilya - from ancient Hebrew. “my God Yahweh (Jehovah).”
Innocent - origin. lat. "innocent".
Joseph, Osip - from ancient Hebrew. “he (God) will multiply”, “he (God) will add.”
John - (Orthodox) - God has mercy, the grace of God, God is pleased, God has mercy (Hebrew).
Hippolytus - from Greek. “horse + untie, unharness.”
Heraclius – meaning from “Hercules”.
Isaiah - from ancient Hebrew. “salvation of Yahweh (god)”; church Isaiah.

Boys names letter K

Kasyan - from Lat. “Cassiev is a Roman family name”; church Cassian.
Kirill is a man “lord”, “lord”, “master”.
Clement - from Lat. "merciful", "lenient".
Konstantin – meaning “permanent” man.
Roots - from Greek, from Lat., Roman generic name from “horn”; rus. decomposition Kornil, Korniy, Korney, Kornila.
Kuzma - in translation it means “peace”, “order”, “universe”, figurative meaning - “decoration”, “beauty”, “honor”; church Cosma, Cosma.

Boys names letter L

Laurel – masculine. means "laurel tree".
Lavrentiy - from lat. “Laurentian” according to Lavrent is the name of a city in Latium.
Leo is of Greek origin. "a lion".
Leonid - origin. Greek “lion + appearance, likeness.”
Leonty – meaning “lion”.
Luke - from Greek, possibly from Lat. "light".

Boys names letter M

Makar – meaning “blessed”, “happy”; church Macarius.
Maxim - the name for a boy Maxim comes from Latin, the meaning is “big”, “great”.
Mark, Marco - is a Roman personal name, possibly meaning "to be sluggish, weak" or "born in March".
Matvey – translated as “gift of Yahweh (god)”; church Matthew, Matthias.
Mechislav - from slavs, from the bases of words with the meaning “throw + glory”; the name is not in the Orthodox Saints.
Milan - from glory. "Cute"; the name is not in the Orthodox Saints.
Miron – meaning “fragrant oil of myrrh”.
Miroslav – from words meaning “peace + glory”; The boy's name is not included in the Orthodox Saints.
Mikhail - origin. Old-Hebrew “who is like God.”
Modest is a Latin name for a boy - “modest”.
Moses - meaning, from Egypt. "child, boy, son."
Mstislav - origin. Russian; from the stems of words meaning “revenge + glory.”

Boys names letter N

Nazar – meaning translated as “he dedicated.”
Nathan - origin. Old-Hebrew "God gave"; bib. Nathan.
Nahum - from ancient Hebrew. "comforting"
Nestor - from Greek, name oldest member Trojan War.
Nikanor – the meaning of the name is “to win + man”.
Nikita means “winner” boy.
Nikifor - origin. Greek “winner”, “victorious”.
Nikolai - from Greek. “to win + people.”
Nikon - origin. Greek "win".

Boys names letter O

Oleg - Scandinavian origin "saint".
Orestes - origin. Greek; the name of the son of Agamemnon.

Boys names letter P

Pavel - origin. lat. "small"; family name in the family of Emilians.
Peter – meaning/ “stone”.
Plato - (Orthodox name) - broad-shouldered, plump, broad.
Prokhor - origin. Greek "dance ahead."

Boys names letter P

Rodion – meaning “resident of Rhodes”.
Roman – translated the name Roman means “Roman”, “Roman”.
Rostislav - Slavic comes from the stems of words with the meaning “grow + glory”.
Ruslan - from Arabic origin. through Turk. Arslan – “lion”; in this form the name was created by Pushkin; the name is not in the Orthodox Saints.

Boys names letter C

Savely – origin. Greek "Sabine"; church Savel.
Svyatoslav - from Russian; from the stems of words meaning “holy + glory”.
Sevastyan - origin. Greek “sacred”, “revered”; church Sebastian.
Semyon - from Greek, from ancient Hebrew. "god who hears"; church Simeon; etymologically the same as Simon; in fact, in all languages ​​both names have become distinct.
Seraphim - from ancient Hebrew. “snakes” - in the biblical tradition symbolized the flame around the throne of God; hence seraphim - fiery angel.
Sergey – origin. lat., Roman family name; church Sergius.
Sylvester - from Lat. “forest”, figurative meaning – “wild”, “uneducated”, “uncivilized”.
Spiridon - from Greek, possibly from Lat. personal name and means “illegitimate” child, boy.
Stanislav - from the Slavs; from the basics “to be established, to stop + glory”; the name is not in the Orthodox Saints.
Stepan - from Greek. "wreath"; church name Stephen.

Boys names letter T

Taras - from Greek. “to excite”, “to excite”, “excitement”; church Tarasy.
Timofey - origin. Greek “honor + god.”
Timur - Mongolian, meaning. "iron"; Mong name Khan, known in Europe as Tamerlane.
Tikhon - correlates with the name of the god of chance, fate and happiness.
Tryphon - origin. Greek means "to live in luxury."
Trofim – meaning “breadwinner”, “nourisher”.

Boys names letter U

Ustin - origin. rus. see Justin.

Boys names letter F

Fadey - meaning. "praise".
Fedor - from Greek. "god + gift"; church Theodore.
Theogen - (Orthodox) God-born, born of the gods.
Felix - from Lat. "happy", "prosperous".
Philip – the meaning of the name is “horse-loving”, “hobby of horse riding”; The name was borne by the Macedonian kings.
Flor - from Lat. "flower"; decomposition Frol, Fleur.
Thomas – meaning “twin”.

Boys names letter Y

Julian - origin. from Greek "Yuliev"; church Julian; decomposition in Ulyan.
Julius - from Latin, a Roman family name, meaning “curly”; the founder of the Julius family is traditionally considered to be the son of Aeneas; the month of quintiles was renamed July in honor of Julius Caesar; church Julius.
Yuri - origin. from Greek; see George.

Boys names letter I

Jacob - from ancient Hebrew. "heel"; according to biblical legend, Jacob, the second-born twin, grabbed his first-born brother Esau by the heel to keep up with him; church Jacob. Yaroslav - comes from words meaning “fiercely, brightly + glory.” Many of us want to choose names for boys using modern ready-made lists of names for boys, for example, “popular boy names”, “beautiful boy names” or “Russian boy names”. This section of the site “boys' names” offers you a list of boys' names of the most beautiful, popular, as well as truly Russian names. Each name for a boy presented on the pages of our website is accompanied by detailed description name, characteristics, as well as the history of the origin of the name.

Choosing a name for a newborn child is an important and responsible matter. The future fate of the baby depends on the decision of the parents. When choosing names for boys, you should take into account that the name should reflect natural human qualities, be harmonious, goes well with middle name. In the old days, children were given names according to the calendar. Nowadays, some religious parents adhere to this, others often name their children based on family traditions and personal preferences.

The name given to the baby determines the character and fate of the child. Since ancient times, the naming of a baby has been given special significance. There are many different beliefs and customs associated with the name. It is believed that you cannot give a baby the name of a deceased relative; you can repeat his fate. However, in many families there are traditions of naming a child after his father, grandfather. The main thing is that the ancestor was worthy person so that the child takes an example from him and grows up to be a good person.

You should take into account the meaning, sound, intuition, combination with patronymic, traditions, preference. How to choose a name so that the boy calls it with pride, so that it evokes a friendly reaction from other people. Ancient sages linked the boy's fate with his name. Given name became a kind of amulet, the true was hidden from everyone until a certain time. A fictitious middle name was given to the baby so that the child would not be jinxed and his best happy life would not be taken away from him.

The name may indicate that the little man belongs to a certain nation. Depending on the character, it can highlight the talent and dignity of its owner. Some names form masculine traits, emphasize power, strength, others express the love of parents for children, connection with nature. There are different approaches for selection. Some people look at the calendar, others at popularity; each nation has its own traditions. When a person is happy with a name, it helps him achieve his life goals. When choosing, the following points are taken into account:


Many parents choose names following fashion. The most common and popular male names These days the names considered are:

  • Maksim.
  • Nikita.
  • Daniel.
  • Artem.
  • Andrey.
  • Egor.
  • Kirill.
  • Yaroslav.
  • Sergey.
  • Alexei.
  • Alexander.
  • Novel.
  • Egor.
  • Matvey.
  • Semyon.
  • Ruslan.

The child himself likes such names, and he says his name with joy. Many parents prefer to call their babies with established, time-tested, ancient names. Long names are shortened. Preference is given traditional names . The religious factor also influences the popularity of the name. Easy-to-understand names are becoming common. The fashion for names for boys can change the established ratings. But such names as Alexander, Alexey, Vladimir do not go out of popularity.

Beautiful names for boys exist in every nation. Use your intuition and common sense when choosing a name for your child. So that it is euphonious, you should say it out loud, listen to how it will be combined with the patronymic and surname. You should think about the middle name that the future man will give to his children so that it does not sound extravagant to the ear.

An overly unusual name may result in ridicule at school. It should be remembered that when the child grows up and possibly takes a leadership position, will be addressed by full name. A favorable combination of first name and patronymic plays an important role. An adult man is addressed by his first name and patronymic. You need to choose a combination that is easy to pronounce.

If the middle name is of medium length, the name will be of the same size. If you have a long middle name, it is better to choose a short name. For example, Lev Evgenievich goes well. Nationality must be taken into account. Some parents name their sons after a famous actor or famous hero stories. It's better not to do this. Each person lives his own destiny.

You should not call a boy the same name as his father. This is not the best combination. Repetition enhances the energy of the name and the properties inherent in the character of the spouse. This creates confusion when communicating when 2 people have the same name.

Since ancient times, people with certain names have been hardy, strong, reached the peaks in life. These qualities are valued at any time. Therefore, modern parents are looking for strong masculine names for their children. These include:


TO strong names include: Igor, Ruslan. Evgeny, Kirill, Dmitry. They are combined with a patronymic, are beautifully pronounced and have powerful energy.

Some parents choose too original and extravagant names for their children. In pursuit of popularity parents come up with unusual names , without thinking about their meaning and how a boy can live with him. Parents call the child so that even the registry office employees refuse to register him under that name. The Muscovites who were born received such unusual names as Mir, Justin, Cosmos, and Elka. Choosing names for boys, sometimes parents are guided by astrology and numerology and name the child after famous actors and literary heroes.

In the USSR at the dawn of communism they gave strange names. Tractor, Kim. Unusual names invented in those years are unlikely to be used. For example - Vladlen in honor of Vladimir Lenin, Pofistal - meant: The winner of fascism Joseph Stalin. There is a real boom in unusual names in the USA. What you should know when choosing rare names, what recommendations there are from psychologists, nuances, you need to think about this. Some rarely seen names resonant and reflect energy and meaning.

  • Lubomir (loving peace).
  • Yaroslav (bright glory).
  • Damir (giver of peace).
  • Bronislav (armor, protection).

Choosing the right name is important factor influencing further life path child.

According to Orthodox Church, from birth the child is protected by a Guardian Angel. In Rus' it was accepted naming a child after that saint, on whose memorial day the baby was born. Parents often choose the names of prominent historical figures. Slavic princes were called by such names as Igor, Vyacheslav, Rostislav. Some beautiful Orthodox Russian names:

  • Ivan is the grace of God.
  • Nicholas is the winner of nations.
  • Georgy is a farmer.
  • Fedor is a gift from God.
  • Pavel is small.
  • Peter is a stone.
  • Alexey is a defender.

Russians are closer to Russian traditions. Boys are often called Yaroslav, Elisha, Svyatoslav. Nowadays, we are increasingly turning to the origins of Russian history, remembering the names of the ancient Slavs who became part of it. Russian names have good meaning and understandable to anyone.

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After the birth of a child or even before birth, parents are faced with the question of what to name the baby. With the help of a beautiful name, mothers and fathers strive to direct the child’s life along the path of good luck and prosperity, identify his personality and preserve certain family traditions.

How to choose a beautiful name for a newborn boy?

Harmony and prudence are the main principles that should be followed when naming a newborn. A correctly chosen name should be combined with the patronymic and surname, and not be overly pretentious or difficult to pronounce.

The baby should be named according to cultural and religious traditions. For example, it is better not to name a Russian boy Said or Domenik, which may cause ridicule in the future.

Before naming a boy, you should familiarize yourself with several rules:

  1. Preservation of individuality. You should not name your baby after the father, other close relatives or great figures. By giving preference to such names, mom and dad often have high hopes for their son, which he will not always be able to justify. In the future, this often leads to conflicts between parents and child.
  2. Preference for “masculine” names. By naming the baby Zhenya, Sasha, Valya, you can provoke ridicule of the boy in the future. Coupled with an inflexible surname, such a naming may become the reason for its adoption strangers for a girl.
  3. Respect for tradition. Despite the mixing of cultures and global integration, you should not name your baby with a name from another tradition, which will be disharmonious with the Russian patronymic and surname.

Beautiful male names according to the church calendar

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Believing parents adhere to the method of naming sons according to church canons. Often babies are named after saints. Being mediators between God and people, even after death they grant parishioners faith, which allows them to survive the adversities of fate. It is believed that with their help you can protect the baby from evil.

You can name your son according to the calendar, and if it is impossible to make a choice on your own, consult with a spiritual mentor. Today, most often they are guided not by the calendar, but by the list of saints revered by the church. The most popular names are:

  • Nikolai;
  • Vladimir;
  • Basil;
  • Andrey;
  • Michael;
  • Mark;
  • Konstantin;
  • Kirill and others

Choosing a name by horoscope

This ancient tradition involves naming a baby by date of birth. The method involves drawing up a natal chart, from which a suitable name is accurately determined. This method remained for a long time the exclusive prerogative of the wealthy aristocracy. Today, anyone can use it after receiving expert advice.

To determine a name based on a horoscope, it is not necessary to contact an astrologer. You can choose it from a list of names that are most suitable for a particular zodiac sign.

The following beautiful names are often used to name boys:

  • Aries – Alexander, Alexey, Artem, Egor, Nikolay, Yaroslav;
  • Taurus – Anton, Bogdan, Daniil, Ilya, Maxim, Nikita;
  • twins - Heinrich, Evgeniy, Igor, Konstantin, Sergei;
  • cancer – Andrey, Vitaly, Stanislav;
  • lion – Alexander, Artem, Ivan, Kirill, Mark;
  • maiden - Vsevolod, Gennady, Gleb, Denis, Rostislav, Stepan;
  • Libra - Anatoly, Anton, Vitaly, Leonid, Mikhail, Oleg, Plato;
  • Scorpio – Arseny, Rodion, Ruslan, Fedor, Yuri;
  • Sagittarius - Vladimir, Vyacheslav, Peter, Roman, Yan, Yaroslav;
  • Capricorn - Arthur, Vadim, Gleb, Denis, Egor, Nikolai;
  • Aquarius - Leonid, Gennady, Oleg, Ruslan, Svyatoslav;
  • Pisces - Bogdan, Valery, Vasily, Ivan, Maxim, Roman.

Trendy vintage names


Over the past few years, children have been actively given old names. This trend is connected with society’s interest in history and native culture. By naming their sons in the old manner, parents strive to turn them to their national roots. Often a name is chosen under the influence of the prevailing fashion and mentality in society.

The most popular ancient names are:

  1. Matvey. He is distinguished by hard work and perseverance, but at the same time reserved. He often chooses a profession that requires concentration and methodfulness - surgery, sports, banking. Has natural uncertainty, and therefore needs to be early childhood encourage Matvey's initiative so that he achieves success.
  2. Zakhar. Despite some harshness in sound, this name denotes a sentimental and good-natured person. He is distinguished by a caring and flexible character, which largely determines his future profession. He is not attracted to office work. Most often, he connects his life with a technical or agricultural specialty.
  3. Vsevolod. Rarely finds himself in unpleasant situations, which is associated with prudence and the ability to suppress dangerous moments in the bud with the help of humor and diplomacy. He has the gift of persuasion and the ability to get along with others, for which he enjoys the respect of people. Vsevolod is persistent, firm and diligent, but does not always strive for victory. He may concede the palm to a more worthy person, in his opinion.
  4. Gordey. He is peaceful and optimistic. With outward modesty he has inner strength and energy. He is an interesting storyteller and attentive listener.
  5. Luke. Despite the similarity with the verb “to deceive,” this name denotes an honest person. The purposefulness of his character is combined with impulsiveness. He thinks carefully about solving a problem and persistently moves along the path to achieve results. In defending his interests he can show uncompromisingness and impetuosity.

Beautiful Russian names for a child

When parents want to name their son in accordance with Russian tradition, they often mistakenly give preference to ancient names, which today look somewhat pretentious - Svyatogor, Varlaam, Dobrynya, Ostromir are not very suitable for modern children and are accepted by society as the extravagance of their parents. The ranking of 10 Russian names that are most relevant today includes:

  • Elisha;
  • Plato;
  • Nikolai;
  • Michael;
  • Paul;
  • Yaroslav;
  • Vladislav;
  • Denis;
  • Dmitriy;
  • Andrey.

Popular foreign names for boys: English and American


IN English speaking countries There is a popular tradition of naming children with two names: personal and middle. The first is the distinctive naming of the baby and is used in everyday life. The second is most often given in honor of a close relative, and in official documents it is indicated between the main name and surname.

If in the post-Soviet environment names are of Greek, Latin, and Old Russian origin, then in English culture authentic names are predominantly popular:

  • today in Britain boys are often called Pauls, Davids, Georges, Jacobs, Alans, Marks;
  • in the United States, sons are named Richard, William, Noah, Robert, Aaron.

How to choose a beautiful Muslim name?

In Muslim culture, the method of naming children in accordance with ancient documents is especially popular. The wrong choice of name for a boy can cause bad luck, poverty, illness, laziness in the future, which pushes parents to name him in honor of the saints: Muhammad, Abdul, Idris, Qadir, Rahim, etc.

Muslim culture is characterized by the same meaning for several names that differ in sound. For example, Hasan and Elmir mean beauty, while Zabir, Qavi and Ali characterize a person who is strong and powerful. It is noteworthy that there are no negative names, which explains the desire of parents to provide their children with a better fate.


Muslim traditions are replete with names denoting beauty. You can call the boy Anwar (light, bright), Jamil (handsome), Dilyair (soulful), Ihsan (merciful), Ramil (magical), Fazil (talented). If parents cannot decide on their own the issue of naming their son, they can turn to the imam.

Before the revolution, on the territory of the Russian Empire, Muslims had a common practice of using two names. The child received his first naming as a talisman. To protect his son from the evil eye, this name was hidden from strangers. The second was of lesser importance and was used in everyday life. During Soviet times, this tradition died out, but today there is a return to it.

Unusual and rare names

By calling their sons unusual names, parents strive to give them a bright personality. Such children may deviate from public opinion, and sometimes go against it. Wanting to achieve any success despite the influence of external factors, they can only count on their perseverance and fortitude.

Parents sometimes make the mistake of calling their son a rare name in order to endow him with the qualities of a fighter. If for some boys it becomes an impetus for the formation of a bright individuality, with the help of which they achieve success under any circumstances, then for the other it is a cause of constant psychological discomfort.


For thoughtful, calm children non-standard name is an annoying factor that attracts unnecessary attention. By naming the baby Oscar, Azat, Mikel or Radislav, parents endow him not with the power to defend his beliefs, but with the source internal conflict. He is expected to constantly prove his worth, while he requires solitude to develop his personality.

The rare name must be combined with the child's last and patronymic names. Combinations such as Petrova Madonna Alekseevna or Kozlov Marcel Ivanovich sound disharmonious.

When naming the baby, take into account national and cultural characteristics prevailing mentality in society. For example, names such as Arkhip, Bronislav, Borislav, Lavrentiy go well with surnames of Slavic origin.

Choosing a name depending on the time of year

When choosing a name, parents are traditionally guided by the month of their son's birth. There is an opinion about the relationship between the seasons and certain character traits of the baby.

It is believed that children born in winter, are distinguished by stubbornness and authority. To soften these traits, sons are named with names containing soft sounds:

  • Alexei;
  • Leonid;
  • Nikita;
  • Paul;
  • Basil.


Babies born in spring are distinguished by a romantic and sublime character. It is recommended to call them by traditional male names to balance their subtle nature, giving them courage and strength:

  • Konstantin;
  • Stepan;
  • Bogdan;
  • Egor;
  • Sergey.

Children born in summer have a brave and kind-hearted character. To enhance these qualities, it is recommended to choose sonorous names:

  • Elizar;
  • Philip;
  • Denis;
  • Yuri;
  • Vitaly.


“Autumn” children are often distinguished by mistrust and some egocentrism. To give your baby sociability and friendliness, choose simple sonorous names:

  • Anton;
  • Nazar;
  • Yakov;
  • Nahum;
  • Tikhon;
  • Semyon.

Rating of the most popular modern names

Today there is a decline in interest in foreign names. Children are called less and less often in the Old Russian manner. In 2018, boys often began to be called neutral names: Levs, Alexanders, Ivans, Maxims, Romans, Rodions and Kirills. The TOP of popular names also includes Daniil, Vladislav, Gleb and Mark.

Choosing a name is no less important point formation of the child’s personality than his further education. In an effort to name their son unusually, parents sometimes forget about correctness and appropriateness in resolving this issue. The purpose of naming is to designate the boy’s individuality and direct his destiny onto a prosperous path, and not pretentiousness and expression of the tastes of moms and dads.

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