Ekaterina
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ye-Ka-Te-Ree-Na Language origin of Ekaterina: Slavic Regional origin of Ekaterina: Eastern Europe Languages Ekaterina is most common: Russian Religions Ekaterina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Ye-Ka Last letter and sound: A, te-ree-na Alternative Spelling: Yekaterina, Katerina
Evgenia
Meaning: Noble, well-born Gender: Female Pronunciation: Yev-Gyeh-Nee-Ya Language origin of Evgenia: Slavic Regional origin of Evgenia: Eastern Europe Languages Evgenia is most common: Russian Religions Evgenia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Yev Last letter and sound: A, gyeh-nee-ya Alternative Spelling: Yevgenia, Evgeniya
Galina
Meaning: Calm, serenity Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ga-Lee-Na Language origin of Galina: Slavic Regional origin of Galina: Eastern Europe Languages Galina is most common: Russian, English Religions Galina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Ga Last letter and sound: A, lee-na Alternative Spelling: Halina, Galyina
Ksenia
Meaning: Hospitable Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kseh-Nee-Ya Language origin of Ksenia: Slavic Regional origin of Ksenia: Eastern Europe Languages Ksenia is most common: Russian, English Religions Ksenia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Kseh Last letter and sound: A, nee-ya Alternative Spelling: Kseniya, Xenia
Larisa
Meaning: Seagull Gender: Female Pronunciation: La-Ree-Sa Language origin of Larisa: Slavic Regional origin of Larisa: Eastern Europe Languages Larisa is most common: Russian Religions Larisa is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, La Last letter and sound: A, ree-sa Alternative Spelling: Larysa, Larisah
Lidiya
Meaning: From Lydia (region) Gender: Female Pronunciation: Lee-Dya Language origin of Lidiya: Slavic Regional origin of Lidiya: Eastern Europe Languages Lidiya is most common: Russian Religions Lidiya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lee Last letter and sound: A, dya Alternative Spelling: Lydia, Lidija
Mariya
Meaning: Beloved Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-Ree-Ya Language origin of Mariya: Slavic Regional origin of Mariya: Eastern Europe Languages Mariya is most common: Russian, Greek, English Religions Mariya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: A, ree-ya Alternative Spelling: Maria, Marya
Malgorzata
Meaning: Pearl, Chicken, Cluster of flowers, Daughter of light Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mal-Go-Rza-Ta Language origin of Malgorzata: Slavic Regional origin of Malgorzata: Eastern Europe Languages Malgorzata is most common: Urdu Religions Malgorzata is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mal Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Mulgorzata, Milgorzata, Molgorzata, Malgorzita, Malgorzota
Boris
Meaning: Fighter Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bo-Ris Language origin of Boris: Slavic Regional origin of Boris: Eastern Europe Languages Boris is most common: Italian, Russian Religions Boris is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bo Last letter and sound: S, ris Alternative Spelling: Boras
Ivana
Meaning: God’s gift Gender: Female Pronunciation: I-Va-Na Language origin of Ivana: Slavic Regional origin of Ivana: Eastern Europe Languages Ivana is most common: Indonesian, English Religions Ivana is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: I, I Last letter and sound: A, nah Alternative Spelling: Ivane, Ivanna