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
Mikhail
Meaning: Who is like God? Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mee-Kha-Eel Language origin of Mikhail: Slavic Regional origin of Mikhail: Eastern Europe Languages Mikhail is most common: Russian, Greek Religions Mikhail is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mee Last letter and sound: L, kha-eel Alternative Spelling: Mihail, Mikhayl, Mykhail
Nikolay
Meaning: Victory of the people Gender: Male Pronunciation: Nee-Ko-Lie Language origin of Nikolay: Slavic Regional origin of Nikolay: Eastern Europe Languages Nikolay is most common: Russian, English Religions Nikolay is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Nee-Ko Last letter and sound: Y, lie Alternative Spelling: Nicolai, Nickolai, Mykola
Oleg
Meaning: Holy, blessed Gender: Male Pronunciation: O-Leg Language origin of Oleg: Slavic Regional origin of Oleg: Eastern Europe Languages Oleg is most common: Russian Religions Oleg is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: O, O Last letter and sound: G, leg Alternative Spelling: Oleh, Olegg, Olex
Pavel
Meaning: Small, humble Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pa-Vel Language origin of Pavel: Slavic Regional origin of Pavel: Eastern Europe Languages Pavel is most common: Russian, Greek Religions Pavel is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pa Last letter and sound: L, vel Alternative Spelling: Paval, Pawel, Pavlo
Bogdan
Meaning: Gift of God Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bog-Dan Language origin of Bogdan: Slavic Regional origin of Bogdan: Eastern Europe Languages Bogdan is most common: Russian, English Religions Bogdan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bog Last letter and sound: N, dan Alternative Spelling: Bohdan, Bogdann
Pyotr
Meaning: Rock Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pyo-Tr Language origin of Pyotr: Slavic Regional origin of Pyotr: Eastern Europe Languages Pyotr is most common: Russian Religions Pyotr is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pyo Last letter and sound: R, tr Alternative Spelling: Piotr, Peter, Petyr
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
Semyon
Meaning: God has heard Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sye-Myohn Language origin of Semyon: Slavic Regional origin of Semyon: Eastern Europe Languages Semyon is most common: Russian Religions Semyon is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sye Last letter and sound: N, myohn Alternative Spelling: Semion, Semen, Symeon
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