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Popular russian names 1940s. Following it in popularity were Dmitri Aleksei Sergei Andrei and Ivan. Billy Strong mind and protection. Here are the examples of Soviet first names with translations they are arranged according to the Russian alphabet.

At the end of a list of 42 boys names selected last year was Taras. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. Beverly Coming from the stream of beavers.

Anthony Worthy of admiration or praise. Ashkenazi Jewish Ukrainian Jewish Uncle Seva the Brainy Don. Names in red are for boys blue ones are for girls and the grey ones can be boyishgirlish depending on the ending.

Also in the top ten of popular male names in Moscow are. Art illerijskaja aka demija Artillery academy. Nikita Alexey Matvey Ilya Timofey Roman Fedor Yaroslav Vladimir Sergey.

Russian surnames have many origins including occupation fathers first name personal nickname or family nickname geographical location and even personal surnames given to seminary students based on their good or bad qualities. After Yekaterina the Russian form of Catherine the. Cross-referenced with meanings and statistics.

A third dozen of popular male names for newborns in Moscow. Arthur As strong as a bear. Start with the top 100 or view all 1000 rankings.