Lada
Meaning: Goddess of love Gender: Female Pronunciation: La-Da Language origin of Lada: Slavic Regional origin of Lada: Eastern Europe Languages Lada is most common: Russian, English Religions Lada is most common: Secular First letter and sound: L, La Last letter and sound: A, da Alternative Spelling: Ladah, Ladda
Stanislava
Meaning: Glory of the state Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sta-Nee-Sla-Va Language origin of Stanislava: Slavic Regional origin of Stanislava: Eastern Europe Languages Stanislava is most common: Russian Religions Stanislava is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sta-Nee Last letter and sound: A, sla-va Alternative Spelling: Stanislaava, Staneslava
Polina
Meaning: Small, humble Gender: Female Pronunciation: Po-Lee-Na Language origin of Polina: Slavic Regional origin of Polina: Eastern Europe Languages Polina is most common: Russian, English Religions Polina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Po Last letter and sound: A, lee-na Alternative Spelling: Paulina, Polinah
Svetlana
Meaning: Light, luminescence Gender: Female Pronunciation: Svet-La-Na Language origin of Svetlana: Slavic Regional origin of Svetlana: Eastern Europe Languages Svetlana is most common: Russian, English Religions Svetlana is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Svet Last letter and sound: A, la-na Alternative Spelling: Swetlana, Svyetlana
Tatyana
Meaning: Fairy queen, honored Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tat-Ya-Na Language origin of Tatyana: Slavic Regional origin of Tatyana: Eastern Europe Languages Tatyana is most common: Russian Religions Tatyana is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tat Last letter and sound: A, ya-na Alternative Spelling: Tatiana, Tatjana
Vasilisa
Meaning: Queen, regal Gender: Female Pronunciation: Va-See-Lee-Sa Language origin of Vasilisa: Slavic Regional origin of Vasilisa: Eastern Europe Languages Vasilisa is most common: Russian Religions Vasilisa is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Va-See Last letter and sound: A, lee-sa Alternative Spelling: Vasylisa, Vasillisa
Ludmila
Meaning: Beloved people Gender: Female Pronunciation: Lyood-Mee-La Language origin of Ludmila: Slavic Regional origin of Ludmila: Eastern Europe Languages Ludmila is most common: Russian Religions Ludmila is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lyood Last letter and sound: A, mee-la Alternative Spelling: Lyudmila, Loodmila
Ninel
Meaning: Lenin (spelled backward) Gender: Female Pronunciation: Nee-Nel Language origin of Ninel: Slavic Regional origin of Ninel: Eastern Europe Languages Ninel is most common: Russian, Russian Religions Ninel is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Nee Last letter and sound: L, nel Alternative Spelling: Ninelle, Neenel
Yekaterina
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ye-Ka-Te-Ree-Na Language origin of Yekaterina: Slavic Regional origin of Yekaterina: Eastern Europe Languages Yekaterina is most common: Russian Religions Yekaterina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, Ye-Ka Last letter and sound: A, te-ree-na Alternative Spelling: Ekaterina, Yekatrina
Olesya
Meaning: Wild forest girl Gender: Female Pronunciation: O-Le-Sya Language origin of Olesya: Slavic Regional origin of Olesya: Eastern Europe Languages Olesya is most common: Russian, English Religions Olesya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: O, O Last letter and sound: A, le-sya Alternative Spelling: Olesia, Olessya