Daniil
Meaning: God is my judge Gender: Male Pronunciation: Da-Nee-Eel Language origin of Daniil: Slavic Regional origin of Daniil: Eastern Europe Languages Daniil is most common: Russian, English Religions Daniil is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Da Last letter and sound: L, nee-eel Alternative Spelling: Danil, Danill
Dmitriy
Meaning: Devoted to Demeter Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dmeet-Ree Language origin of Dmitriy: Slavic Regional origin of Dmitriy: Eastern Europe Languages Dmitriy is most common: Russian, English Religions Dmitriy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Dmeet Last letter and sound: Y, ree Alternative Spelling: Dmitri, Dmytriy
Evgeniy
Meaning: Well-born, noble Gender: Male Pronunciation: Yev-Gyeh-Nee Language origin of Evgeniy: Slavic Regional origin of Evgeniy: Eastern Europe Languages Evgeniy is most common: Russian, English Religions Evgeniy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Yev Last letter and sound: Y, gyeh-nee Alternative Spelling: Yevgeniy, Evgeny
Fyodor
Meaning: Gift of God Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fyo-Dor Language origin of Fyodor: Slavic Regional origin of Fyodor: Eastern Europe Languages Fyodor is most common: Russian, English Religions Fyodor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fyo Last letter and sound: R, dor Alternative Spelling: Fedor, Feodor
Georgiy
Meaning: Farmer, earth-worker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gyohr-Gee Language origin of Georgiy: Slavic Regional origin of Georgiy: Eastern Europe Languages Georgiy is most common: Russian, English Religions Georgiy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gyohr Last letter and sound: Y, gee Alternative Spelling: Georgi, Georgey
Grigoriy
Meaning: Watchful, alert Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gree-Go-Ree Language origin of Grigoriy: Slavic Regional origin of Grigoriy: Eastern Europe Languages Grigoriy is most common: Russian, English Religions Grigoriy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gree Last letter and sound: Y, go-ree Alternative Spelling: Gregoriy, Hryhoriy
Maksim
Meaning: Greatest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mak-Seem Language origin of Maksim: Slavic Regional origin of Maksim: Eastern Europe Languages Maksim is most common: Russian, English Religions Maksim is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mak Last letter and sound: M, seem Alternative Spelling: Maxim, Maxym, Maksym
Zlata
Meaning: Golden Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zla-Ta Language origin of Zlata: Slavic Regional origin of Zlata: Eastern Europe Languages Zlata is most common: Russian, English Religions Zlata is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Z, Zla Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Zlatta, Zlataa
Inessa
Meaning: Chaste, pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Nes-Sa Language origin of Inessa: Slavic Regional origin of Inessa: Eastern Europe Languages Inessa is most common: Russian, Italian Religions Inessa is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: A, nes-sa Alternative Spelling: Inezsa, Inessah
Uliana
Meaning: Youthful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Oo-Lya-Na Language origin of Uliana: Slavic Regional origin of Uliana: Eastern Europe Languages Uliana is most common: Russian, English Religions Uliana is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: U, Oo Last letter and sound: A, lya-na Alternative Spelling: Ulyana, Ulijana