Beautiful names for Russian boys. Beautiful and unusual names for boys: tips for choosing and rating of fashionable male names

There are a lot of less common names, let’s briefly describe the main ones rare names boys (male names). Unfortunately, many beautiful rare Russian names are undeservedly forgotten today.

Has your family just had a baby boy? Our list of male names - ancient and modern, popular among different nations- will help you name the boy in accordance with the meaning of the name and your family traditions. Popular and rare male names - and the meaning of these names.

ADAM
(from Hebrew - created from dust)

Researchers believe that the severity of original sin continues to involuntarily oppress Adam. He looks neither like his mother nor his father. Family traditions are alien to him. He is persistent and stubborn.
Adam is very amorous, but at the same time he secretly maintains a sincere admiration for the woman. He is reputed to be a person who is always ready to sacrifice personal things for the sake of an idea, although this impression is very deceptive.

AQIM
(from Hebrew - affirmation, Resurrection of the Lord; ancient pronunciation - Joachim)

This is the name of the lucky ones, whom fate always helps to achieve their goal. Moreover, Akim is usually an active and decisive person.
Success in work is facilitated by endurance and patience, which the name of its owner bestows.
Akim is endowed with a strong, albeit hidden, so-called lazy charm, which the fairer sex cannot help but notice. Akim will not make a lot of work to win a woman’s heart, which he often takes advantage of. Loves a variety of sex.
At home, Akim is a reliable owner and knows how to work with his hands.

ALBERT
(from Latin - white)

Albert lives an extremely rich inner life. He has a high intellect and a wild imagination, which, surprisingly, is combined with pragmatism, which allows him to achieve success in life.
Albert's mind is so flexible that there is almost nothing left for feelings. True, he is kind, sentimental, full of politeness and delicacy.
His indecision hinders him in matters of the heart. It is difficult for him to express his feelings in words, although he has deep feelings.
Albert is interested in everything related to religion and even the occult.

ARNOLD
(from Old Norse - singer)

Arnold's straightforwardness often leads to trouble and hostility from people. He is closed and does not let anyone near him. The desire to go into one's own inner world pushes him towards creative activity where he feels most comfortable.
In his work, Arnold is conscientious and obligatory, and for the sake of success he is ready to bang his head against the wall. He has keen logical thinking, but is easily irritated and lacks flexibility and endurance.
Arnold has high sexual potential. To woo his partner, he uses all his charm. At the same time, he is a good family man; his family usually has many children.

ARSENY
(from Greek - courageous, sublime)

Although the name Arseny means “courageous,” he sometimes lacks the strength and will to follow his creative desire, be it the choice of a profession or the choice of a life partner. Therefore, he achieves success more often in his imagination, which is sometimes brighter than reality.
And yet Arseny can turn his life around and confirm the meaning of his name. At the same time, Senya will not take revenge on those who lead him astray, for his generosity is enormous. This is generally a property of all people with a creative imagination.
Arseny's innate vocation is music, although he can achieve great success in other creative fields.

ARTHUR
(from Celtic - bear)

Arthur has enormous innate intuition, which helps him easily navigate society, manage people and situations. For the time being, he does not use this quality of his, but as soon as circumstances turn against him, he mobilizes his will, intuition, and intellect to fight and, as a rule, wins.
The musical sound and rhythm of the name often takes Arthur into the realm of fantasy and dreams, which can be continued in literature, painting and professions related to travel and adventure.

BOGDAN
(from Old Slavonic - given by the gods)

Bogdan is as efficient as an ox. He reads a lot, is very hardworking, a real craftsman, and loves to tinker. He will not burden his colleagues with his problems, but will figure everything out with his own mind.
He is simple in communication and loves life simple, without frills. If nothing can be changed, there is no need to be nervous and strain in vain. But if in a difficult situation he sees the slightest loophole to improve the situation, he, with his characteristic practicality, will slowly and with dignity come out unscathed. Bogdan has a well-developed intuition, but he rarely uses it, guided only by reason.
Bogdan is sexy. He is kind with women, loves people, but is proud.

VENEDICT
(from Latin - blessed, European version of the name Benedict)

A very strong name, the energy of which is further enhanced by its rarity. It endows a person with such qualities as firmness, authority, perseverance. And if a person does not correspond to this idea, the name begins to look stupid. Fortunately, Venedikt always has an escape route - a diminutive version of his name - Venya.
Venedikt is principled and prudent, does not do anything in a hurry, but stubbornly follows his own path, achieving significant success.
In love and friendship, Venedikt is noble, like a true knight.

BENJAMIN
(from Hebrew - beloved son)

A soft name that gives its owner dreaminess and natural talent. Wherever this person works, he usually invents something.
He speaks well and has authority among employees. Over the years, Benjamin becomes very pragmatic.
Veniamin is moving quite successfully along his professional path. He can give up his own benefits so as not to offend another. This is kind good man who always cares about his neighbors. But with all his gentleness, he will not allow himself to be humiliated or not recognized.

VIKENTY
(from Latin - winner)

Vincent cannot be called good or evil, but he is a brave and active person, actively intervenes in life, fights - for it or against it - and receives true pleasure from it.
Cunning and resourcefulness are alien to him; he is a thorough person who knows his worth.
Vincent is very attached to his family, it is part of himself.
He is exceptionally attentive to his mother, wife and children, who reciprocate his feelings.

GABRIEL
(from Hebrew - my power - God)

Gabriel is intellectual and selfish, but this does not prevent him from treating people well. This is a natural analyst; it is important for him to understand the very essence of the problem. Gabriel is independent in his judgments and does not recognize any pressure from outside.
Thoroughness, calmness and restraint make Gabriel a person who is able to maintain composure in a critical situation; he does not give in to panic.
Gabriel is hospitable and kind, but very vulnerable, so it is difficult to get along with people. But he is a wonderful family man, and the children love him very much, because it is always interesting to be with him.

GERASIM
(from Greek - venerable)

Gerasim is a kind man, but stubborn. True, over the years he becomes more flexible, even capable of sacrifice and altruism.
He is a man of few words and prefers to listen without interrupting his interlocutor.
Hera has a vulnerable soul, he subtly senses falsehood, so his circle of friends is narrow.
Natural timidity and indecision have long prevented Gerasim from starting a family, although he is a wonderful family man. He can allow his wife to be the head of the house, but he does it with dignity.

HERMANN
(from Latin - half-blooded)

There is an opinion that this beautiful name promises its owner a difficult character and a difficult fate.
Herman is cunning, irritable, hot-tempered, and sometimes roguish. But he does not consider such actions forbidden for himself, being sure that all this is nothing compared to his business abilities, ability to work and earn money.
And indeed, the ability to always get one’s way, courage, contempt for dangers are also integral qualities of this name.
German is charming, women like him, and is a faithful and reliable husband. True, over the years he begins to prefer career, honors, titles, money to everything. But is that really such a bad thing?

DAVID (DAVYD)
(from Hebrew - beloved)

David is proud and hot-tempered, like a powder keg, but easy-going. The desire to impress others, to be recognized is the goal of his life.
As a rule, he has a powerful research intellect. Hardworking. He can move mountains while working fervently, without visible effort.
David is physically strong, energetic, and also has the gift of persuasion. Therefore, he is guaranteed victory both professionally and in everyday life.
He is charming, successful with women, but does not chase them. His chosen one responds to his feelings with love and devotion. And David deserves it - after all, he is monogamous.

EVDOKIM
(from Greek - glorious)

Evdokim is so stubborn that he will never admit that he is wrong and will not be the first to reconcile.
He good worker, and prefers to do everything himself than to ask anyone. He is neat and does not tolerate sloppiness in others.
Evdokim is reasonable, calculating, taciturn, and from the outside may seem overly strict, even boring. But among close people or in a friendly company, you won’t recognize him: he jokes, tells anecdotes, sings.
It’s easy to fall in love with him, but then it’s easy to be disappointed.

ELISHA
(from Hebrew - saved by God)

The name endows its owner with kindness, dreaminess and sensuality, abilities in the arts, as well as in the occult sciences.
But it is difficult to understand what Elisha is serious about and what is a joke, since he is always ironic, including at himself. There is no doubt about one thing: Lesya is gifted with a tender and loving heart, you can trust him. It’s not in vain, apparently, that A.S. Pushkin made Elisha the positive hero of the fairy tale “About the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights.”

EFREM
(from Hebrew - prolific)

The name gives its bearer a desire for thrills. Ephraim enjoys the change of feelings and impressions. He loves contrasts, not recognizing halftones.
Ephraim is a broad-minded person, but domineering, vain, irritable, as they say, “without brakes.” This breadth and temperament can manifest itself both with a minus sign and with a plus sign. On the one hand, he can talk like crazy, make empty promises, and on the other hand, he can easily spend time, energy, and money on you, which, by the way, he always has.

ZAKHAR
(from Hebrew - God's memory)

Zakhar is kind and open to the grief of others, he is attentive and caring towards the people and animals around him. It’s not for nothing that people reach out to him for sympathy. He is especially generous to his parents, wife, and children.
Zakhar loves technology; even as a child he could play with construction sets for hours, and as an adult he chooses the appropriate profession. He has an excellent memory. Nothing comes easily to him, but he excellent worker- conscientious, scrupulous, obligatory.
Zakhar usually gets married late, trusts his wife completely, and is a homebody. Sociable and hospitable, makes friends with neighbors. He is very responsible in raising children who reciprocate his love.

ZINOVIY
(from Greek - born of Zeus)

The name gives its bearer patience and calmness. Zinovy ​​is an easy-going person, even somewhat timid, unsure and indecisive.
This is especially true for “amorous affairs”. As a result, Zinovy ​​marries late, but builds his family life thoroughly, responsibly, and tastefully.
Zinovy ​​takes everything to heart, which makes his life very difficult, including his business life. He himself is a good worker, purposeful and collected. He does not throw words into the wind and does not recognize the empty chatter of others.

IGNATIY, IGNATIUS
(from Greek - unknown, unknown)

At first glance, it may seem that Ignat is cold, and this often pushes people away from him. The people’s not very good attitude towards the “incomprehensible” Ignat was even enshrined in a proverb: “It’s not Ignat’s fault that there are many huts in the village; It’s the house’s fault for letting Ignat in.” Although this attitude is not always fair: Ignat’s coldness is purely external, perhaps he is simply embarrassed to express his feelings.
Ignat is practical and punctual and achieves considerable success in his work. But he is easily offended if he feels that he is not recognized and does not hear praise addressed to him.

INNOCENT
(from Latin - innocent, immaculate)

The name suggests artistry, sophistication, and refinement of soul in its owner, i.e. what is called aristocracy.
Innocent is a romantic with a sensitive heart, capable of deeply experiencing his own or someone else's misfortune, so it is difficult for him to achieve peace of mind. It would be good if, as a child, Kesha found herself in a circle of peers where not only brute strength, but also intelligence was held in high esteem. Otherwise, he risks becoming a cynic, for cynicism is often a cover for an easily vulnerable soul.
Innocent can find good use of his spiritual qualities in professions related to art, which is greatly facilitated by his analytical mind and instant reaction.

HERACLIUS
(from Greek - glorified hero)

The name gives the owner a noble and generous character. Irakli is always ready for brave deeds, and if something happens, for a feat.
His chivalrous deeds give him a flattering image in society. But this is also where Irakli’s penchant for bravado comes from.
Irakli’s nature is ardent, passionate, and does not fit into disciplinary frameworks, so professions that require strict subordination to superiors, work “from” to “to” are not suitable for him - there he will become bored and wither.
Irakli is also endowed with the ability to feel beauty: music, painting and, of course, love.

CLIMENT
(from Latin - merciful)

With this name, good luck comes into a person’s destiny. “Lucky”, “lucky” - that’s all about Klim.
He is really lucky, but primarily because he is a man of “fast action.” He has a lively mind, he knows how to immediately and correctly assess a situation and find a way out of a difficult situation.
His sharp mind, quick reactions and business acumen attract people to him. He is sociable, but does not recognize talkers and demagogues. Can inspire others to a common cause.
And if failure happens, he will start all over again. And people will believe him.

KUZMA
(from Greek - peace or decoration)

The name is strict and gives a person restraint and taciturnity.
If Kuzma sets his mind to something, he will delve into every detail and will persistently achieve his goal. And if there were a misfire in business or some personal troubles, Kuzma would endure everything patiently, without complaining to anyone about his fate.
Kuzma is a housewife, loves beautiful things, but spends his money wisely. His house is always in order.
Anyone who once lets Kuzma down will forever lose his trust. To others, he will remain as before a kind, benevolent person and a hospitable host.

LEONTY
(from Greek - lion; colloquial - Leon)

A beautiful name that makes its bearer a real intellectual.
Leonty is driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge. And not at all for the sake of showing off or becoming famous somewhere (he is too modest and shy for that), but for the sake of satisfying the natural needs of an intellectual person.
No matter what they call him - Leon or Lenya - he is obligatory, precise, careful, responsible. This applies both to his studies or work, and to relationships with others. Leonty is honest and reliable in friendship and love.

MAKAR
(from Greek - blessed, happy)

Love of freedom is the main character quality that a child named by this name receives.
Makar may seem like a submissive husband or a compliant opponent among his colleagues, but don’t believe it. He just doesn’t like conflicts, scandals and knows how to give in and retreat, but only in order to take revenge.
If he “surrendered” to an overly demanding wife, then, most likely, he will warm the heart of his secret lover. And all this for the sake of one, fiery passion - love for freedom.

MARK
(from Greek - personal name)

The name is tough and gives its owner a complex character. Mark is proud, unceremonious, and a successful careerist.
Already in childhood, it is easy to discern an egocentric personality in Mark, and as he grows up, he will feel like nothing less than the center of the universe.
Envy of other people's successes and ambition are not alien to Mark. But in relation to himself, he is extremely suspicious, loves to cry to someone “in his vest”, and receive sympathy.
If he finds a woman who can understand his ambitions, support his courage, and perhaps even sacrifice her interests for him, then she will become his chosen one. He doesn't need another one.

MARTIN
(from Latin - warlike; colloquial - Martyn)

Complex, subtle nature.
Martin lacks self-confidence, so he can suddenly wilt, withdraw into himself, and abandon an idea that he could successfully complete.
If Martin had less emotions and more common sense and hardness, then his quite good abilities would give real results. After all, Martin has an analytical mind, he is precise and accurate to the point of pedantry and is independent in his judgments.

MATVEY
(from Hebrew - man of God)

This very beautiful name conveys sufficient strength, and at the same time it does not incline its owner to accumulate tension for a long time.
Matvey follows strong moral principles in life. He is honest, modest and completely devoid of careerist inclinations. Only in extremely rare cases can he afford an “explosion”, and even then not for long.
Matvey is calm and patient. A benevolent attitude towards others allows him to achieve agreement between people; he is a born peacemaker.
It is quite possible that this wonderful name will soon come into fashion again.

MIRON
(from Greek - weeping; or myrrh, fragrant oil)

Miron is a charming person; being around him always feels warm, cozy and reliable. He will support you in trouble, he will never deceive or let you down. Honesty, loyalty to word and duty are his life credo.
Myron is an obedient son, affectionate husband and caring father.
His family is always in order. He goes shopping, can repair everything that is needed around the house, and takes care of the children skillfully and with pleasure.
The team headed by Miron will also be lucky, since he is a good analyst and can “calculate” the final result. And his natural kindness will create the most favorable climate among employees.

MSTISLAV
(from Old Church Slavonic - glorious avenger)

This name gives energy and talent to its owner. In the hands of Mstislav, any business is argued. And this despite innate modesty and aversion to pompous speeches. If Steve is offended, he may respond harshly or even offend the person, but this rarely happens.

By nature, Mstislav is extremely honest and fair, and always speaks out extremely frankly. True, excessive emotionality and categorical judgments sometimes complicate his life, but not for long.
Optimism and good health allow him to always be in good shape. You can rely on him for everything.

NAZAR
(from Hebrew - dedicated to God)

The name gives a bright, strong, courageous character. Nazar is from the category of “commanding” men. He does not tolerate opposition and does not really take into account decency.
The daring and courage inherent in Nazar sometimes come in very handy, if, of course, one does not forget about the limits of what is permitted.
His house is full, he guarantees his wife absolute financial support, but she will have to put up with his demandingness and authority.
Nazar often starts his own farm, which brings him a good profit.

ORESTES
(from Greek - highlander)

Orestes has a rather rare character type for men - gentle, soft, capable of empathy. In his understanding, to love means to feel sorry. He loves all living things: people, animals and plants. The only party he can join is the Green Party.
But all this does not mean that Orestes is a slob and a wimp. On the contrary, he is a decisive and courageous person, especially when it comes to protecting the weak.
He is purposeful and friendly, for which he is deservedly appreciated at work.

PLATO
(from Greek - broad-shouldered)

Plato is a fusion of two opposing characters. On the one hand, he is calculating, arrogant, independent, and on the other hand, he is unselfish, delicate and soft, he is a man of rare charm and quick mind.
Plato may well make a good career, but he pays too much attention to little things, gets distracted by trifles instead of moving forward. Moreover, it is completely useless to push or urge him on - he cannot stand any pressure from the outside. Makes decisions independently and is responsible for the consequences. Everything you want can be achieved from him in only one way - affection and kindness.

RUSLAN
(from Turkic - lion)

Both as a child and as an adult, Ruslan is emotional, capricious, fickle in his desires and somewhat cunning. Thirsts for fame and popularity, loves praise, takes offense at lack of attention to his person. At home he is lazy and squeamish.
His wife appreciates him for his passion and attentive attitude towards her. But she will have to forgive Ruslan outbursts of jealousy, since he chooses very beautiful woman- after all, this is another way to assert oneself.
Ruslan loves parents and children, but not to the point of self-denial; rather, this is a need for the manifestation of paternal feelings.
Overall, he is a reliable person you can rely on.

ROBERT
(from Old German - unfading glory)

Due to its sonority and sharpness, the name distinguishes its owner from his usual surroundings. This name suggests concentration and good nature, as well as some straightforwardness. Robert does not look for workarounds, but he will not back down from the task at hand and will achieve his goal.
Of course, life’s troubles do not bypass him, but he worries in silence, without shifting his problems onto the shoulders of his loved ones.
Robert is unpretentious, content with little, but generous with friends. It’s easy with him, because Robert is an optimist and knows how to enjoy even the little things.

ROSTISLAV
(from Old Church Slavonic - increasing glory)

This rare name gives its bearer intelligence, practicality and kindness, as well as good developed sense humor.
Rostislav is fair, hates lies, is open to people and expects the same sincerity from others. His constant “fight for the truth” often makes his life difficult. And relatives and friends may be somewhat irritated by his slowness and desire to teach others.
Rostislav is indifferent to everyday life, being content with what he has, undemanding when it comes to food and clothing, and therefore shifts all concerns about home comfort onto the shoulders of his wife. But in communication he is very pleasant.

RUBEN
(oh Latin - ruby, blushing)

The name bestows its owner with hard work and well-developed intuition.
Ruben has a great understanding of people. He tries to allow only decent and kind people into his social circle. Yes, this is not surprising: it is easy for him with them, since he is like that himself.
Ruben is hospitable and hospitable, he loves children very much.
He thinks very unconventionally. But Benya’s lack of restraint in expressing feelings and emotions, excessive nervousness, absent-mindedness and self-absorption sometimes complicate his life.

RUDOLF
(from Old German - red wolf)

An extraordinary personality to match his name. Rudolph is literally overwhelmed with all sorts of original ideas, which may well turn into concrete inventions and discoveries, since Rudolph is hardworking, talented and persistent in achieving his goal.
Analytical mind, obsessive nature. Once carried away by something, he no longer pays attention to anything else. This can irritate others, as well as Rudolph’s obstinacy, desire to argue about any matter and his unbridled jealousy. And yet, Rudolf, as a rule, good family, where he is loved and appreciated, because they know that he is monogamous and incapable of betrayal.

SAVELIY
(from Hebrew - asked from God)

The name is beautiful, rare and soft. It conveys its gentleness and kindness to the bearer of the name.
Savely is a very modest man, he can even give the impression of an unfriendly and gloomy person, entirely focused on himself. But loved ones know that this is just the outer shell. In fact, Sava is a very warm, sincere and sympathetic person.
He does not like empty words and promises, does not publicly express sympathy and pity, he simply comes to the rescue if circumstances require it.
In business, he is distinguished by composure and accuracy, since the name inclines towards such qualities as thriftiness and homeliness.

SVYATOSLAV
(from Old Church Slavonic - holy and glory)

Svyatoslav is very talented by nature. In addition, he is hardworking, inquisitive, and consistent in his actions. Has an analytical mind, thinks first and then acts.
True, his character is not easy: he is stubborn and always does what he thinks is right, regardless of anyone’s opinion, although good people kind Doesn't like to talk much. However, these qualities come in handy when achieving a noble goal - Svyatoslav shows maximum will and perseverance to achieve it.

SEVASTIAN
(from Greek - highly revered, sacred)

Sevastyan always knows perfectly well what he wants to achieve in life, goes straight towards his goal and, as a rule, achieves it. His own success and well-being are above all else for him.
At the same time, purely outwardly, he gives the impression of being a kind of simpleton, which misleads those around him. This appearance is enhanced by his natural complaisance.
Sevastyan is stubborn and touchy, which complicates his communication with friends and family. There is no point in persuading and convincing him; it is best to leave him alone for a while.

STANISLAV
(from Polish - to become glorious)

At first glance, Stanislav is a frivolous and lightweight person. In fact, he clearly knows what he wants, success is the goal of his life, and in the struggle “for a place in the sun” he is merciless towards his rivals.
Stanislav is often unbalanced, his nerves are like a taut string. Irritable, does not give in to other people's influence, and can be stubborn. He chooses his profession himself. He prefers to solve the problem in general, without going into details. He reacts calmly to failures and does not get angry. An excellent speaker who, on occasion, will not fail to show off his eloquence.
Stanislav's weakness is women. His sexuality is limitless. With women, Stanisav becomes softer and more generous. Difficult character.

TARAS
(from Greek - to confuse, to disturb)

Taras is a multi-talented and smart person. But the lack of a strong will and healthy ambition prevents him from achieving full success. He is an idea generator. But they can only be realized in a team.
External shine and bustle attract little Taras; he prefers to think, dream and read alone. The world of his own dreams is more interesting for him than boring reality. It’s a pity for him to even waste time talking. Naturally, he has few friends. But those who exist greatly value the riches of his soul.

TIMOTHEY
(from Greek - worshiper of God)

Timofey is one of those pleasant people in all respects who are described as “the soul of society.” It’s easy and simple to be with him, he infects people with his gaiety and attracts people with his subtle demeanor.
He is especially good with women - here he can show off.
He also takes a playful approach to work, but always achieves some success. And the team loves him, because he is a kind, unforgiving, non-conflict person.

FELIX
(from Latin - happy)

Felix always strives to be a leader, whether at home, work or friendly company. And there are enough reasons for this: hard work, determination, ambition, perseverance.
However, he is quick-tempered and impulsive. Stubborn. He is boastful, does not tolerate criticism, resourceful, does not always keep his word, and tends to exaggerate his importance. He is not always agreeable, it depends on his mood.
He loves money and women very much. Sexy, he likes to give a woman pleasure. In communication he is pleasant and unforgiving.

PHILIP
(from Greek - lover of horses)

As a child, Filya can be too whiny, and having gotten used to getting his way with tears, he can turn into a spoiled egoist. Of course, tearfulness will go away with age, but touchiness may remain. Selfishness and arrogance will remain, as will the confidence that he is right in everything.
His circle of friends includes only those who are able to admire him. And only the wife he comes across is far from flexible and leads him through life like a fool.
But Philip is a capable and in some ways even talented person. This is a brilliant and bright personality.

EDWARD
(from Old German - guardian of wealth)

The name is confident and firm, it suggests clear goals, the ability to concentrate and at the same time flexibility.
Edward always knows what he wants. Developed practicality can make him overly strict and inattentive to people, and this can complicate Edward’s personal life.
He is a practical and materialist, preferring material gain to ambitious dreams. But when necessary, he knows how to be emphatically polite, courteous and generous.
To be such a dexterous “chameleon”, you need a fast, resourceful mind, just like Eduard’s.

EMIL
(from Latin - diligent; ancient - Emilian, Western form of the name Emelyan)

IN Orthodox calendar this name does not exist, but since this is the Western form of the Russian name Emelyan, the name day can be celebrated on January 21 and July 31.
Emil's main advantages are commitment, reliability, and exceptional honesty. He always keeps his word and is unable to let down a person who has trusted him.
He values ​​similar qualities in partners and friends and abruptly breaks off all relationships if he is deceived.
Emil is a favorite of women because he is soft, gentle, affectionate, friendly and caring, and knows a lot about love.

YAROSLAV
(from Old Church Slavonic - ardent, i.e. “hot”, “frantic” and glory)

This historical name gives a person the character of a philosopher, striving to understand the meaning of existence, to understand the most intimate secrets of the Universe. He has no time to waste precious time on empty talk; he is focused on himself and his work.
Yaroslav is talented and hardworking, he has “golden hands”. Whatever he does, he will see it through to the end. Yaroslav's sublime spirituality can lead him to become interested in religion.
With those around him, Yaroslav is kind and flexible, but you should not offend those or what he values, what is sacred to him: he will remember this kind of insult for a long time and take revenge cruelly and mercilessly.

Choosing a name for a baby is an extremely important and responsible matter, because it largely determines future character crumbs and even his fate. There are different names for boys, and we will try to figure it out together which one is right for your little one.

Scientists have long established that using a name you can correct negative traits character, or, conversely, aggravate them. By naming your baby incorrectly, you can direct his life into a tragic scenario. How to avoid all these mistakes and make the right and informed choice - read the article.

There are many theories regarding exactly how a person’s name and fate are connected, and how a name can influence life. I bring to your attention the most interesting and worthy of attention.

• The theory of public opinion.

We all live in society, surrounded by people who have thoughts and opinions about anything. These opinions tend to vary depending on the country, social group and even time.

Hearing a person’s name, society is able to endow him with certain character traits in advance, as well as form an opinion about him in advance. If a person is constantly ascribed certain qualities throughout his life, they become truly inherent to him, whether he wants it or not.

For example, towards a boy named Nero (Roman emperor, known for his atrocities) or Adolf (everyone knows who the association is with, right), people’s attitude will be deliberately wary, wary and even hostile. And to a boy named Vanya - good-natured and disposed, like a positive hero folk tales. When addressing Isaac, people will assume in advance Jewish origin, and treat the child knowingly based on your prejudices.

• Theory of emotions and sound.

A child hears his name several times a day from birth. As he gets older, he will hear it more and more often. Each name is a set of certain sounds of different timbres and pitches.

All sounds have different effects on the human brain, causing certain emotions. Some sound melodious and euphonious, contributing to the formation of a calm and gentle character, for example, Nikolai, Alexey, Mikhail.

Others, on the contrary, seem to be drumming on the brain: Dmitry, Robert, Taras. This is a prerequisite for the formation of a tough character and unshakable self-confidence.

Thus, each name is capable of influencing the fate of a child, shaping certain character qualities in him.

How to choose a name

Of course, there are no and cannot be universal recommendations regarding what name to name your baby. However, there are universal rules that you can follow to narrow down your choice among thousands of names, and ultimately make the only right decision.

• Rule No. 1. The name must be combined with the child’s surname and patronymic.

A person will hear such combinations quite often throughout his life: in kindergarten and school it is customary to address students by their first and last names. And in adult life, at work, a person most often hears him being called by his first name and patronymic.

Thus, these combinations should be pronounced without difficulty and should not cause difficulties for the speaker. Otherwise, the child will constantly tense internally in anticipation that his name will once again be distorted.

What difficulties may there be in pronunciation:

1. many consonants at the junction of first name and last name, first name and patronymic. For example, the unsuccessful combination is Kanziberg Grigory or Alexander Dmitrievich; Kanziberg Oleg or Anton Dmitrievich sounds more successful.
2. combinations that are too long, for example, Innokenty Aleksandrovich Zagrebelny is unsuccessful, Ivan Aleksandrovich Zagrebelny sounds successful.

• Rule No. 2. The name must be combined with the child’s nationality and citizenship.

The name should not be dissonant with the surname and patronymic based on nationality and affiliation with a particular country. So, Ivanov Tamerlan, Vasiliev Teimuraz or Smirnov John, Popov Daniel sound very strange.

• Rule No. 3. The name must have diminutives.

Cradling a little baby in your arms, you want to call him, for example, Levushka, and not Lev, Sashenka, and not Alexander, Dimochka, and not Dmitry.

And this is natural; throughout our lives it helps us convey the full range of emotions when communicating with a person.

What not to call a boy

• Bad idea No. 1. Name it after a relative who died a violent death or suffered a difficult fate.

No matter how good your intentions are, no matter how good and worthy a person the deceased was, and no matter how skeptic you may be, pay attention to the following.

Scientists have noticed a pattern according to which children named after relatives who died tragically often have an unfortunate fate and difficulty defining themselves in life.

How to explain this phenomenon - psycho-emotional connections, ancestral energy or mysticism - everyone decides for himself. You may not believe in such matters, but is it worth risking your baby's future when there are so many other beautiful names to choose from?

• Bad idea #2: Give it a creepily original but strange and unpronounceable name.

It seems to you that this is fresh and unusual, but a child with his own name can live: go to a children's group, build a career and personal life. I’m not sure that in the future a person named Appolinarius, Evgrafiy, Dormedont, Callistratus, Polycarpius, etc. will thank you.

In kindergarten and school, children with such names always endure ridicule, withdraw into themselves, become embittered and unsociable. Why does the baby need such tests out of the blue?

• Bad Idea #3: Naming it after a historical event or political figure.

We all know such male names as Vladilen (Vladimir Ilyich Lenin), Kim (Communist Youth International), Lyublen (Love Lenin), Stalen (Stalin, Lenin). At the time of the revolution, they seemed trendy and relevant.

However, time has passed, ideals have changed, famous historical events and personalities are condemned, and everything is no longer so rosy, fun and easy. And people who were named in a certain way remain attached to the images of past years and events throughout their lives.

It is much easier when a person is responsible only for himself and his actions than for some historical figures, to whose actions he has nothing to do, but is forced to associate with them.

Names for boys by month according to the church calendar

Believers know that every person comes into this world for a reason and is born in a particular month for a reason. The date of birth of a baby means a lot, in particular, a newborn is assigned by heaven a protector from above, a saint, a guardian angel who will protect him throughout his life.

Our ancestors did not invent anything unnecessary, and when choosing a name for a newborn, they turned to the holy calendar - church calendar with the names of saints.

Nowadays, the tradition of the calendar has been simplified, and it is quite acceptable to use calendars by month, when each month of the year corresponds to several names of saints, from which you can choose the one you like.

The church calendar with Orthodox names by month according to the calendar looks like this.

Beautiful Russian names

Traditional Russian male names are associated with masculinity and strength of character.

With such a name, the boy will certainly grow up comfortably, and his peers will easily remember the baby’s name. Beautiful Russian name goes well with Russian surnames and is not capable of causing unnecessary associations.

As a rule, Russian names for boys are distinguished by Greek or Roman origin, which is due to historically early contacts Ancient Rus' with Byzantium.

Popular modern names for boys

Rare and beautiful

IN last years There has been a particularly acute tendency to choose an unusual, rare and beautiful name for a child. Young mothers want their baby to be exceptional and special from birth because of his name.

Let's take a closer look at unusual, rare and beautiful names for boys.

Old Russian

Such names pose a certain danger for the baby, and we have already talked about it. Nowadays old Russian names for boys they sound too extravagant.

Children are cruel creatures, and a baby with an unusual name may be subject to ridicule and attacks from his peers in kindergarten and school, which will make him withdrawn and unsociable.

Therefore, I urge you to think very carefully and weigh the pros and cons of giving your baby an old Russian colorful name in order to amuse your pride and show everyone that you have imagination. I am convinced that there are many other ways to manifest it without making it difficult for the child throughout his life.

However, we will list the currently popular Old Russian and Old Slavonic names for boys, and also let’s figure out what they mean:

Bronislav – defending glory;

Vseslav - famous, famous;

Dobromil - kind, dear;

Milorad – sweet, joyful;

Miroslav - glorifying the world;

Svyatopolk - at the head of the sacred army;

Yaropolk - at the head of the solar army;

Kuzma - organizes the world;

Thomas is a twin;

Foka - from the sea;

Lazarus is the one who was helped by God;

Fedot - long-awaited;

Potap - from another country;

Nazar – dedicated himself to God;

Luka – light;

Laurel is the name of the tree.

Rules for choosing a name by season

According to psychological theory, people born at the same time of year have similar character traits, temperament and personality traits. In addition, such people have similar positive and negative qualities.

Knowing this, you can correct and strengthen weak points in your character, as well as soften and neutralize the influence of undesirable strong properties.

For example, boys born in the summer are united by good nature and easy disposition. However, there is also back side: they are capricious, emotionally unstable and weak character. To add firmness and perseverance to the personality, it is recommended to call such babies with sonorous names, for example, Dmitry, German, Kirill. It’s a bad idea to give your baby a gentle and soft name, such as Mikhail, Nikolai, Savely.

On the contrary, winter boys demonstrate an excess of stubbornness, rebellion and determination. To balance the character, it is reasonable to balance such qualities with a soft melodic name, such as Ilya, Elisha, Maxim. It will not work, and will only worsen the situation, if you name the winter baby Grigory, Victor, Peter.

Spring creates kind, calm and sympathetic, but soft-bodied and spineless boys. If nothing is done, these people can grow up to be mama's boys and henpecked people. Therefore, one cannot do without a firm and tough name, for example, Alexander, Boris. Leonidas and Moses won't do at all.

Autumn pleases us with balance harmonious personalities, therefore, such a child can be called whatever you like, nothing needs to be adjusted here.

Names are another aspect of fashion. For different generations, their choice was determined by completely different criteria. However, like the entire fashion world, the fashion for names is characterized by a kind of cycle.

Tell me what is your name...

Fate, inner self, rock and signs - according to astrologers, numerologists, as well as numerous Internet sites, all these confusing concepts are extremely influenced by a person’s name. And despite the fact that some consider this nonsense, and others - the truth, it is difficult to argue that, in the end, there is something here. It’s not for nothing that sometimes a name seems completely inappropriate for a person. So how could it be if it were just a word? Everyone goes through life with him, and it is he who is asked first of all when meeting someone. This means that it is obviously believed that with the help of a name you can get to know a person better.

Origin

Modern male names are an assortment of ancient and modern, foreign influences and Slavic motifs. So, when choosing what to name a child, they now use the most unexpected options. Apparently, right now a generational change is taking place, in which there is a kind of fashionable revolution, a return to the roots. The styles of past centuries begin to appear in the clothes, and in the names - something ancient, half-forgotten. Now it’s not so difficult to meet kids on the street running to their mother’s call “Kiryan!” or "Elisha!"

The beauty of sounds

It is difficult to say how to determine whether a name is beautiful. After all, this is a matter of taste. But at one moment one of them becomes more popular, more famous, begins to be associated with aesthetics and grace, and in the case of male names also with strength and masculinity. An inexplicable phenomenon!

So, about five years ago the name Maxim turned out to be the most beautiful, and the rest of the modern male names lost in this battle. Newborn boys are often called Maxims to this day. This is the third most popular choice in Russia.

The most unusual beautiful male names

Modern resources allow you to gain open access to information on almost any issue. Thanks to them, it’s not so difficult to choose original male names from thousands of options. Modern Russian young couples are not limited to the banal choice in favor of Ivanov and Petrov; when thinking about what to name the boy, they strive for mystery in sound.

So, the rarest and most beautiful names of men of our time are given below:

• Christian;

  Mstislav;

• Eric.

Whatever the choice from this list, the ideal option is when the name is combined with a surname and patronymic, which emphasize its sonority. Exclusivity in something always imposes certain obligations on its owner. IN in this case: compliance with your extraordinary name and wearing it with dignity, willingness to face misunderstanding from others.

Closer to the heart

Despite the fact that unusualness usually closely borders beauty, which was literally confirmed by the previous section, we should not forget that simplicity has its own sophistication. Russian male names are no worse than foreign ones. Modern girls choose Mikhailov and Konstantinov instead of Edwards and Anvars, feeling in them security that stands above pathos. By “Russian” we mean not origin, but prevalence.

Among the names whose popularity has not faded over the years:

Alexander;

Alexander and Dmitry are a separate conversation; These have long been very popular beautiful male names in the vastness of Russia. Modern boys, boys and men wear them with pleasure, just as nobles, princes and kings did back in the 19th century.

What's in your name?

Every time, looking anywhere for male names, beautiful, modern, Russian - it doesn’t matter, most of all the searcher is interested not so much in a specific list, but in the meaning. It's always interesting to find out the secret hidden behind a combination of letters.

Modern male names and their meanings correlate with each other quite clearly: for example, Alexander, already mentioned in this article, is translated as “protector.” It’s not for nothing that the famous commander immediately comes to mind. Interestingly, the name Alexey has the same etymology. As you can see, the common root “alex” is responsible for the semantic energy, although in short forms it is precisely this that is lost, leaving much nicer versions of Sasha and Lesha.

How indicative this example is: modern realities force beautiful male names to simplify and shorten, all their majesty is lost. Sometimes this comes in handy, but I wouldn’t want the origins to be forgotten one day and the power to be lost forever.

Modern male names: list

So, the young couple is waiting for a miracle to happen - the birth of a child, in this case a son. She begins to look for suitable male names in all sources of information. List (Russian modern dictionaries fortunately, they are full of such “databases”), the choice is usually extremely large, and each source tries to classify them in its own way.

Some (even most) of them present lists where male names, beautiful, modern, Russian - all in one listing, but distributed alphabetically.

Below, in turn, is a list where the classification is made by meaning. After all, of course, every parent wants their child to have exceptional qualities.

"Winner":

• Andronik;

"Defender":

• Alexander;

• Bronislaw;

• William;

"Strong, mighty":

• Valentine;

"Great, glorious":

• Vladislav;

  Vyacheslav;

• Sevastyan;

  Stanislav.

"Bold, Brave at Heart":

• Leopold;

"Wise, reasonable":

• "Noble, generous, peaceful":

Meanings of the most popular names for men

In the previous paragraph, male names were considered: the list (Russian modern ones for the most part, foreign ones for the lesser part) pleased with new, extraordinary combinations of sounds and long-known ones, loved in the vastness of our homeland. In Russia, the most used male names over the past ten years are:

• Alexander;

What does each of them mean?

Alexander

Alexander was and remains the most famous male name. It is popular not only in the post-Soviet countries, but also abroad. Many famous personalities bore this name: Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, Alexander the Great.

Its origin is Greek. The name is made up of the phrase “I protect people.” Alexandras are always persistent and strong individuals, real men with a reputation for fair people.

Dmitriy

The name Dmitry also comes from Greece. The sunny country called the young men this way in honor of the goddess of fertility Demeter.

Men named Dmitry have a strong will to live, they are kind at heart, although they sometimes commit harsh acts. Loyalty is Dmitry’s hallmark throughout his life’s journey. Sometimes they are too talkative, which interferes with achieving goals, but natural perseverance wins, so they never stop if they really want to achieve something.

Maksim

The name Maxim is distinguished among the three most popular male names by its origin - it is Latin. Translated from this language - “greatest”.

Maxims are often altruists, they love people and believe in them - they want to see something good in every person, which is why they sometimes suffer. At the same time, such men are strong in character, persistent and stubborn, they are not afraid of responsibility, and they make good and caring fathers. By the way, children are loved in principle, both their own and those of others.

Conclusion

To believe or not to believe that a name has sacred power is everyone’s choice. But even the most cynical person on earth is unlikely to be able to call it just a word.

Male names of any time are amazing in that, no matter how majestic their full form sounds, they always keep a short, diminutive, for those closest to them. She reveals sensuality and softness, without which even the sternest man would be nowhere.

Popular male names

• Charlie.
• Daniel.
• Joseph.
• Matthew.
• Ryan.
• Robert.
• Richard.
• Jonathan.
• Ethan.
• James.

• Name Henry- This English name, derived from the Old German name Heinrich. The name Henry means "lord of the house, master" or "lord of the court."

The name Henry sounds different in different corners peace. For example, in England it is Hank, Harry, in Germany it is Henrik, in France it is Henri, and in Portugal it is Enrique or Enrico.

• Name Oliver comes from Germanic roots. It was formed through differentiation of the ancient Germanic name Albheri, which means “fairy army” or “elven army”.

Since the word elf has no precise explanation other than “bright” and “he who shines,” the name Oliver can also be interpreted as “white army” and “protector” or “protector of the army.”

In addition, the name Oliver is often described as "willing good", "inclined to good", "true", "loyal to the people", since all these qualities are attributed to the warrior.

• Adam is a Hebrew name that literally means “made of red clay” and “man.” Since this name belonged to the very first person, in many Orthodox, Catholic and Jewish countries it is revered and considered sacred. For example, according to Kabbalah, the name Adam is considered the father of all people and the first vice of Achilles.

• Name Harry takes its roots from the Old French name Henry. The name Harry has a pair called Harriet or Harriet, which are often names used by girls in England.

• Name Thomas originates from the Aramaic name Thomas, which means "twin". The name Thomas is a more European name, Thomas, which has undergone changes. The name Thomas has such short forms: Tom, Tommy, Tomo and others.

Thomas is usually very level-headed and serious, loving to interact with people. Thomas is in no hurry to make important decisions, because he does not welcome rush and fuss. He is an emotional and creative, independent and understanding person. In addition, Thomas is prone to introspection and tries to avoid quarrels.

• Name Jeremiah is an English transformation of the Hebrew name Jeremiah, which can be translated as “God will exalt” or “God will present.”

The very name Jeremiah is of biblical origin. In this book, Jeremiah is described as one of those who was a prophet.

The name Jeremy has the following short forms: Jay, Jeri, Yeri and others.

Jeremy is precise and smart. He can easily persuade and has good intuition. Jeremy is also outgoing, loves people and presents himself as a balanced, reliable person.

The name Christian has the following short forms: Christo. Chris, Keith, Christy and others. It also has a steam room female name– Kristana (Christina).

Christian is prone to abstract thinking, has excellent memory and a special sense of tact. It is pleasant to carry on a conversation with Christian, since he has the makings of a psychologist. Christian is always shy and delicate. In any situation, he maintains a majestic calm.

• Name Tyler– English. It takes its roots from the name of the tailor's profession, which is written as "tailor". In the US, Tyler can also be either a surname or a given name for a woman or a man.

Tylor has the following short forms: Tai, Lo, Tay, Tey.

Taylor takes an active position in life, loves to be independent and decisive. At the same time, it can combine selfishness and loneliness, secrecy and reticence.

• Name William comes from a combination of the Old German words “willio” (strong-willed) and “helm” (protector), so Wilhelm can be interpreted as “resolute defender”, or “one who protects”.
  Wilhelm grows up to be a rather emotional child who really needs to receive the attention of the people around him. He wants to be loved and loved and the best among his peers.

With age, Wilhelm's character becomes stronger and more decisive. He becomes bold and can occupy management positions. Wilhelm is a good family man, he loves honesty and has a good understanding of people.

• Name Daniel Hebrew, biblical origin. This name is translated as “our judge,” “man of justice,” or “God’s court.” Also, the prophet Daniel had this name, which is translated as “my judge God” or “God is the judge.”
• Name Charlie or Charles is an English variant of the German name Karl, which is interpreted as "man", "spouse". From the name Karl comes the word king.
  The name Charlie has the following short forms: Chas, Chuck, Chip, Carly.
• Name Marseilles or Markel arose from the Roman nickname Marcellus, which originated from the name Marcus. The name Marcus itself takes its roots from the name of the god Mars, who was revered as the god of war, so this name is interpreted as “warlike,” “devoted to Mars.”
• Name Joseph - it is a Catholic name. It is a modification of the name Joseph and means “God will reward” or “God will increase.” IN European languages There are female pairs for the name Joseph: Josephine, Yuzefa, Josefa and others.
• Name Matthew is a completely European name, which is most often used by English-speaking peoples in Great Britain, Australia and Canada. It is a variant of the name Matthias, meaning "God's gift." Matthew is always curious and has a lot of interest in science and culture. Matthew has a rare intelligence, often analyzing himself and others, exploring everything around him.

Matthew can be mysterious and secretive, he is capable of committing rash acts.

• Name Ryan- This English word, which takes its roots from the anglicized form of the Irish word Ó Riain. Translated Raine means “royal”. In Irish the name is often explained as "little king".
• Name Robert has ancient Germanic roots and means “one who shines with glory” or “lasting glory.” The name Robert is very popular in all English-speaking nations.

There are never any problems communicating with Robert, as he is optimistic and can support any topic. Robert has a level-headed personality and is often drawn to people with an adventurous streak.

• Name Richard comes from Proto-Germanic and means: “one who is a leader” or “brave.” The name Richard will be pronounced differently in different European countries. For example, in Germany it will be heard as Richard, in France - Richard, in Spain - Ricardo.
• Name Jonathan is of Hebrew origin. The Bible describes several characters named Jonathan or Jonathan. Translated from Hebrew, the name Jonathon sounds like “God bestowed.”
• Name Ethan– Jewish. It comes from the Hebrew name Etan, which meant “constancy” or “immutability.” In addition, Ethan translated from Hebrew means “mighty,” “strong,” “possessing strength.”
• Name James is the English version of the biblical name Jacob, which in Hebrew means “one who follows in the footsteps.” In different countries, the name Jacob has its own pronunciation options. In Spain - Santiago, in France - Iago, Jacob, Jaco, in Italy - Giacomo.

• August - from Latin “great”.
• Konon – from Latin “smart”.
• Karl – from the ancient German “daredevil”.
• Luke – from Latin “he who brings light.”
• Mark - from Latin “beating, strong.”
• Oscar – from ancient Greek “divine”.
• Orestes - from ancient Greek “one who grew up in the mountains.”
• Plato - from the ancient Greek “broad-shouldered”.
• Rashid - from Arabic “one who walks the right path.”
• Theodore - from Arabic "God's gift."
• Farhat – from Arabic “one who understands.”
• Feeder – from Latin “good student”.
• Edgar – from German “the one who guards the cities.”
• Edwin - from German “bringer of victory.”
• Ernest - from German “strict” or “serious”.
• Eldar - from Arabic “gifted by God.”
• Albert - from the ancient German “pure blood, noble.”
• Aladin - from Arabic “believer, exalted.”
• Askold - from Scandinavian “having a golden voice.”
• Bruno – from ancient German “dark man”.
• Hamlet - from German “double” or “twin”.
• Gustave - from ancient German “one who advises the military.”
• Jamal – from Arabic “beautiful person”.
• Elisha - from Hebrew “save all living things.”
• Kamal – from Arabic “perfection”.
• Roots - from the Latin “dogwood berry”.
• Murad – from Arabic “desired goal”.
• Muslim means “conquering” in Arabic.
• Nathan - from Arabic “the one whom God gave.”
• Otto – from German “owning”.

When choosing a name, it is necessary not only to rely on its sound, but also to know exactly what it means, because it is the name that determines what life path a person will go.

It's no secret that in different times children are born with various features character and thinking. Accordingly, knowing the date of birth and the color of nature, you can choose the right boys names by month Moreover, the meaning of the chosen name will help to successfully develop certain qualities that the baby will miss so much. Absolutely any name has a vital meaning and influence on human character. Therefore, we recommend that you familiarize yourself in more detail with all the male names that you like and study the meaning and origin of the name.

Names for boys born in January

Adam, Philip, Anton, Pavel, Artem, Nifont, Afanasy, Peter, Valentin, Prokop, Daniil, Prokhor, Egor, Elizar, Mikhail, Emelyan, Konstantin, Efim, Veniamin, Ivan, Maxim, Ignat, Vasily, Ilya, Georgy, Cyril, Clement, Gregory, Mark, Naum, Nikanor, Nikita, Sevastyan, Semyon, Seraphim, Nicholas, Proclus, Savva, Sergei, Timofey, Theodosius, Trofim, Feoktist, Stepan, Yuri, Fadey, Yakov.

Names for boys born in February

Akim, David, Alexander, Pankrat, Leonty, Alexey, German, Anton, Julian, Arkady, Maxim, Arseny, Lavrenty, Valentin, Konstantin, Valerian, Fedor, Valery, Vasily, Ignatius, Benjamin, Pavel, Timofey, Victor, Kirill, Vitaly, Ippolit, Vlas, Innokenty, Vsevolod, Yuri, Gabriel, Semyon, Gennady, Zakhar, Georgy, Gerasim, Grigory, Dmitry, Roman, Evgeny, Savva, Egor, Prokhor, Efim, Nikifor, Ephraim, Peter, Ivan, Philip, Ignat, Theoktist, Clement, Luke, Makar, Nikita, Stepan, Nikolai, Porfiry, Felix, Yakov.

Names for boys born in March

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

Names for boys born in April

Alexander, Andrey, Anton, Artem, Stepan, Vadim, Gabriel, Semyon, Georgy, Trofim, David, Thomas, Daniil, Egor, Yuri, Efim, Yakov, Zakhar, Martin, Ivan, Innocent, Khariton, Kirill, Leonid, Savva, Makar, Veniamin, Maxim, Sergey, Mark, Vasily, Mstislav, Nikita, Peter, Plato.

What to name a boy in May

Alexander, Alexey, Anatoly, Anton, Boris, Vasily, Semyon, Victor, Stepan, Vitaly, Savva, Vsevolod, Leonty, Georgy, Kuzma, Yakov, German, Maxim, Gleb, Gregory, Gabriel, David, Konstantin, Denis, Ivan, Nikifor, Ignat, Kirill, Mark, Nikita, Peter, Roman, Fedor, Thomas.

What to name a boy in June

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

Names for boys born in July

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

Names for boys born in August

Savva, Trofim, Dmitry, Nikolay, Ilya, Roman, Vasily, Gleb, Konstantin, Leonty, Leonid, Grigory, Alexey, Maxim, Alexander, Semyon, Boris, Mikhail, Stepan, Matvey, David, Christopher, Anton, Denis, Makar, German, Naum, Seraphim, Clement, Kuzma.

Names for boys born in September

Afanasy, Makar, Pavel, Peter, Fadey, Gleb, Ivan, Arseny, Zakhar, Akim, Fedot, Daniil, Christopher, Nikita, Yakov, Sergey, Mikhail, Kirill, Dmitry, Semyon, Anton, Clement, Thomas, Savva, Alexander, Timofey, David, Julian, Gregory, German, Maxim, Fedor, Nikandr, Andrey, Khariton, Gennady.

Names for boys born in October

David, Pavel, Trofim, Vyacheslav, Kuzma, Gregory, Julian, Efim, Khariton, Sergei, Makar, Ivan, Maxim, Roman, Veniamin, Ignatius, Dmitry, Konstantin, Peter, Martyn, Alexey, Anton, Andrey, Luka, Mikhail, Denis, Thomas, Fedor, Mark, Nazar, Oleg, Philip, Nikita, Matvey, Erofey, Alexander, Igor, Leonty, Vladimir, Stepan, Vladislav.

Names for boys born in November

Grigory, Zinovy, Stepan, Mark, Pavel, Maxim, Kirill, Irakli, Fedor, Fedot, Egor, Artem, Victor, Ivan, Vikenty, Ignatiy, Yuri, Anton, Arseny, Orest, Afanasy, Kuzma, Nikandr, Mikhail, Georgy, German, Valery, Evgeniy, Konstantin, Yakov, Denis, Alexander, Dmitry, Andrey.

Names for boys born in December

Christopher, Roman, Gennady, Alexander, Alexey, Fedor, Yuri, Andrey, Afanasy, Naum, George, Plato, Gabriel, Mikhail, Yakov, Savva, Ivan, Vsevolod, Anatoly, Valery, Gregory, Peter, Nikolay, Stepan, Anton, Egor, Vasily, Maxim, Innocent, Makar, Zakhar.

Male names starting with A

Adam - ancient Hebrew: red clay or first man.
Augustus - Latin: sacred, great, majestic.
Avtandil - Georgian: the heart of the fatherland.
Abram (Abraham, Abraham, Abram, Abraham) - ancient Hebrew: father of all the people, father of heaven.
Adolf - ancient German: noble wolf.
Akbar - Arabic: elder, great.
Akim (Ekim) - ancient Hebrew: God's offer.
Aladeen - Arabic: Ascended Belief.
Alexander - ancient Greek: human protector.
Alexei - Ancient Greek: protector.
Ali - Arabic: ascended.
Alonso - Spanish: wisdom, resourcefulness, courage.
Albert - German: noble radiance.
Alfred - ancient German: unencumbered, free.
Anatoly - Greek: Eastern.
Anwar - Persian: radiant.
Andrey (Anzhey, Andrzej) - Greek: brave, courageous.
Apollo (Apollonius, Appolinarius) - Ancient Greek: refers to the Sun god Apollo.
Andronikos - ancient Greek: champion.
Anisim - Greek: fulfillment, fulfillment.
Anton (Antoninus, Antony) - Latin: competing with strength, entering into battle.
Arkady - Greek: the name of a paradise or inhabitant of the country of Arcadia.
Armen - Greek: inhabitant of Armenia.
Arnold - ancient German: soaring eagle.
Arseny (Arsen) - Greek: strong, courageous.
Artemiy (Artem, Artamon) - Greek: healthy, unharmed.
Arthur - Celtic: bear.
Archippus (Arkhip) - Greek: head of the cavalry.
Askold - ancient Scandinavian: singer, golden voice.
Aslan - Arabic: majestic lion.
Ashot - Turkic: fire.
Athanasius (Atanasius, Afanas, Atanas) - Greek: immortal.
Ahmad - Turkic: famous person.

Male names starting with B

Bonifatius (Boniface) - Latin: good fortune.
Bogdan - Slavic: brought by God.
Boris - Slavic: fighter.
Bronislav - Slavic: renowned defender.
Bruno - German: dark-skinned.
Bulat - Turkic: rod, strong, steel.

Male names starting with the letter B

Valentin (Valens) - Latin: mighty, strong, strong, healthy.
Vadim - Latin: blaming everyone, troublemaker, healthy.
Valery - Latin: rich and strong. Family name in Rome.
Walter - ancient German: governing patron of people.
Basil (Vasilides, Basil, Basileus) - Greek: royal.
Benjamin - ancient Hebrew: son of the right hand.
Victor (Victorius, Victorinus) - Latin: gaining the upper hand, winner.
Wilhelm - ancient German: knight.
Vissarion - Greek: forest dweller, valley, gorge, forest.
William - German: desired.
Vladimir - Slavic: owner of the world, world ruler.
Vitaly (Vit) - Latin: life, life.
Vladislav - Slavic: having glory.
Vlas - ancient Greek: sluggishness, lethargy.
Waldemar - ancient German: famous ruler.
Vyacheslav (Wenceslav, Vaclav) - Slavic: glorious, great.
Vsevolod - Slavic: possessing everything.

Male names starting with G

Galaktion - Greek: milky.
Gabriel is an ancient Hebrew: he firmly believes in God, for sure: my strength is God.
Hamlet - ancient German: double, twin.
Hector - Greek: guardian, almighty.
Heinrich - ancient German: rich, powerful.
Gennady - Greek: noble.
George - Greek: farmer.
Herman - Latin: native, blood.
Gerasim - Greek: respected, venerable.
Gleb - ancient Scandinavian: favorite of the gods.
Gordey - Greek: noble name of the king of Phrygia.
Gogi (Gochi) - Georgian: brave, gallant.
Gorislav - Slavic: fiery glory, burning.
Gustav - German: military advisor.
Gregory - Greek: alert, awake.

Male names starting with D

Daniel - ancient Hebrew: my judge.
David - ancient Hebrew: long-awaited, beloved.
Demian - Latin: humbling, conquering.
Denis - Ancient Greek: inspired, belongs to the god Dionysus.
Dmitry - Greek: given to the goddess Demeter of fertility.
Jamal (Jamil) - Arabic: pleasant, handsome.
Dorotheus - Greek: gift of God.
Dobrynya - Slavic: dexterous, daring.

Male names starting with E

Euseus (Eusebius, Evseniy) - Greek: spiritual, pious.
Eugene - Greek: noble, noble.
Egor - Greek: farmer.
Elisha - ancient Hebrew: living savior.
Emelyan - Greek: flattering.
Erofei - Greek: sacred.
Jeremiah - ancient Hebrew: completed by God.
Ephraim - Hebrew: prolific.
Efim - Greek: pious.

Names for boys starting with the letter Z

Zinovy ​​- ancient Greek: Zeus gave life.
Zakhar - ancient Hebrew: God remembers.
Siegfried - ancient German: God's favorite.
Zurab - Georgian: divine.
Zosima - Greek: life, strong in life.
Zlatomir - Slavic: golden world.
Zeus - Greek: supreme God.

Male names starting with the letter I

Ivan - ancient Hebrew: blessed.
Jacob - Hebrew: synonymous with the name Jacob.
Ignatius (Ignatus) - Latin: red-hot, fiery.
Igor - ancient Scandinavian: strong, militant.
Israel is ancient Jewish: God reigns here.
Jesus - Ancient Hebrew: God will help everyone.
Izyaslav - Slavic: having achieved glory.
Hilarion - Greek: carefree, cheerful, joyful.
Ilya - ancient Jewish: inaccessibility, fortress.
Joseph - ancient Jewish: God will add, increase.
Innocent - Latin: virgin, innocent.

Male names starting with K

Kamal - Arabic: perfection.
Casimir - Polish: serene, peace-loving.
Karen - Arabic: generosity, generosity.
Karim - Arabic: generous, merciful.
Karl - ancient German: brave.
Castor - Greek: beaver.
Kasim - Turkic: delimited, distributing, dividing.
Cyril - Greek: master, lord, lord.
Klim - Greek: vine of grapes.
Conon - Latin: quick-witted, witty.
Constantine - Latin: constant, steadfast.
Roots - Latin: dogwood berry or horn.
Kuzma - Greek: tamer.
Christian - Latin: belonging to Christ.

Male names starting with L

Leo - Greek: lion, king of beasts.
Leonidas - Latin: like a lion, mastered by the Russians.
Laurel - Latin: triumph, wreath, laurel tree, victory.
Luca - Latin: light.
Leopold - ancient German: brave as a lion.
Lawrence - Latin: crowned with laurels.
Lazarus - ancient Hebrew: God is a helper.
Leontius - Latin: lion.
Lucian (Luke, Lucian) - Latin: light.
Lyubomir - Slavic: loving world.
Ludwig - German: battle, glory.

Male names starting with M

Maxim - Latin: biggest, greatest.
Makar - Greek: happy, blessed.
Mark - Latin: hammer.
Matthew - Ancient Hebrew: God's gift, man of God.
Martin - Latin: warlike, dedicated to Mars, strong.
Mahmoud - Arabic: kind, nice.
Myron - Greek: fragrant.
Michael - ancient Hebrew: like God.
Mitrofan - Greek: found by mother.
Micah - ancient Hebrew: equal to God.
Murad (Murat) - Arabic: achieved goal, desired.
Mstislav - ancient Jewish: takes glorious revenge.
Mukhtar - Arabic: chosen one.
Muslim - Arabic: conqueror.

Male names starting with N

Nahum - ancient Hebrew: calmer, comforter.
Nathan - ancient Hebrew: God gave.
Nestor - Greek: returned to his homeland.
Nikita - Greek: winner.
Nicholas - Greek: winner of nations.
Nikephoros - Greek: hero, victorious.
Nazar (Nazarius) - ancient Hebrew: dedicated to God.
Nicodemus - Greek: conqueror of nations.
Nikander - Greek: conquering man.
Nikonor - Greek: victorious.
Niphon - Greek: reasonable, sober.

Male names starting with the letter O

Osip - Hebrew: synonym Joseph.
Omar - Arabic: forgetting nothing.
Oleg - ancient Scandinavian: sacred, holy.
Orestes - Greek: mountain.
Otto is German: master of anything.
Oscar - ancient Scandinavian: chariot of the divine.
Onuphrius - Greek: rising upward.
Onisius - Greek: benefit.

Male names starting with P

Pakhom - Greek: healthy, broad-shouldered.
Pavel - Latin: small, small.
Peresvet - Slavic: very bright, brightest, luminous.
Peter - Greek: rock, stronghold, stone.
Prokhor - Greek: dancing, leading in the dance.
Plato - Ancient Greek: broad-shouldered.
Pankrat - Greek: omnipotent.
Panfil - Greek: everyone's favorite.
Panteleimon - Greek: all-merciful.
Patrikey (Patricius) - Latin: descendant of a noble person.
Paphnutius - Greek: thick.
Pimen - Greek: shepherd, shepherd.
Porphyry - Greek: purple.
Polycarp - Greek: multiple-fruited.
Potap - Greek: wanderer.
Prov (Provius) - Latin: kind, honest.
Prokofy - Latin: prosperous.
Proclus - Latin: born in the absence of a father.
Protas - Greek: establishing, putting forward.

Male names starting with the letter R

Ramon - Spanish: defending skillfully.
Ramadan - Arabic: meaning from the name of the fast Ramadan.
Rashid (Rashit) - Arabic: choosing the right path.
Rezo - Arabic: mercy, favor.
Renat - Latin: resurrected, reborn.; Soviet meaning: technology, science, revolution.
Richard is an ancient German: without fail, conquering, striking.
Robert - ancient German: glory eternal, unfading.
Rodion - Greek: thorn, rose, rose hip.
Roman - Latin: resident of Rome, Roman, Roman.
Rostislav - Slavic: increasing glory.
Rudolf - ancient German: red wolf.
Ruben - ancient Hebrew: pointing to son; Latin: blushing.
Rustam (Rustem) - Turkic: mighty.
Ruslan (Arslan) - Turkic: lion, lion.

Male names starting with C

Savely - ancient Jewish: begged from God.
Savva - Aramaic: old man.
Svyatoslav - Slavic: sacred glory.
Sebastian - Greek: wise, sacred, highly revered.
Stepan - Greek: wreath.
Sultan - Arabic: power.
Semyon (Simon, Simeon) - ancient Hebrew: audible, listening, heard.
Seraphim - ancient Hebrew: fiery, burning, fiery angel.
Sergei - Latin: highly respected, noble, clear.
Solomon - ancient Hebrew: without hostility, peaceful.
Stanislav - Slavic: the most glorious.

Male names starting with T

Theodore - Greek: God's gift.
Taras - Greek: rebel, troublemaker.
Timothy - Greek: God-fearing, reverent of God.
Timur - Turkic: iron.
Trophim - Greek: breadwinner.
Tikhon - Greek: bringing happiness, successful.
Terentius - Latin: to thresh bread.
Titus - Latin: revered.
Trophim - Greek: pet.
Tryphon - Greek: to live in luxury.

Male names starting with F

Farhat (Farhid, Farhad) - Persian: clear, understandable.
Fazil - Arabic: best, excellent, worthy.
Fedor - Greek: gift of God.
Felix - Latin: sunny, happy.
Fidel - Latin: disciple, devotee.
Thomas - ancient Hebrew: twin.
Philip - Greek: adoring horses.

Male names starting with X

Christopher - Greek: Christ brings the faith.
Hakim - Arabic: wise.
Chariton - Greek: dotted with favors, generous.
Khalid - Arabic: permanent, eternal.
Khaliq - Arabic: faithful friend.
Hamid - Arabic: glorifying.
Harold - Scandinavian: commander.
Christian - Ancient Greek: Christian.
Christ - ancient Jewish: liberator.
Khudayar - Persian: God's favorite.

Male names starting with the letter C

Tsvetan - Slavic: to blossom, to bloom.
Caesar - Latin: dissecting, cutting.
Celestine - Latin: heavenly.
Tsacharias - German: like the name Zachar.
Zadok - ancient Hebrew: righteous.
Tsavar - Lezgin: heaven.
Tsagaan - Kalmyk, Mongolian: white.
Tsagar - gypsy: king, king.
Zadok - Hebrew: righteous.
Tsayvili - Lezgin: fiery.
Tsane - Macedonian: Alexander
Tsaruk - Armenian: tree.
Tsar - Slavic: ruler.
Bloom - Bulgarian: flower.

Male names starting with E

Edwin - ancient German: Victorious by the sword.
Edward - German: guardian of wealth, preserving property.
Edgar - Ancient German: city guard.
Edward - ancient German: thirst for wealth, concern for wealth and well-being.
Eldar - Arabic: gift of God.
Emil - Latin: precise, diligent.
Emmanuel - ancient Hebrew: God is with us.
Ernest - ancient German: thorough, strict, serious.
Eric - ancient Scandinavian: leadership, nobility.

Male names starting with the letter Y

Yuri - Latin: tiller; Formal Georgy.
Julian - Latin: denotes the name Julius.
Julius - Latin: fluffy, soft, curly.
Juvenal - Latin: young.
Eugene - gypsy: free wind.
Yuchim - Ancient Greek: complacent.

Male names starting with the letter I

Yaroslav - Slavic: glorious, strong.
Yakov - Jewish: following on the heels, followed.
Jan - Slavic: given by God.
Jaromir - Slavic: sunny world.
Yakhont - Russian: beautiful.
Yazid - Arabic: bestowed.
Yakim - Greek: complacent.
Yanislav - Slavic: glorifying the river.
Januarius - Latin: dedicated to the god Janus.
Yaropolk - Slavic: strong people.
Yarosh - old Slavic: February.