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Russian jewish female names. Feldman Shapiro Fridman Rabinovich Brodsky Zaslavsky Kogan Reznik Kats Goldshtein Grinberg Kaplan. The following two pages contain female and male Jewish given names as found in civil registration documents in Kielce gubernia Russian Poland in the late 19th century. Bina has no connection with the female Hebrew name Binah which means understanding It is a phonetical coincidence.

Showing 1 to 166 of 166 entries. Among Jews who trace their origins to Eastern Europe and especially to the Russian empire substantial numbers have last names deriving from the given names of women. Spanish Buena good Buneh Bunya Bunye Bunalah Bunale Bundel Bina Bineh.

Given-Names-Female-Hebrew-and-Russian-graphicsdocx 2 August 2019 Page 10 of 50 Female Names Hebrew Given Name Russian Given Name File No. Common Russian Jewish surnames last names. Rivkin and Rivkes from Rivka Rebecca and so forth.

The name was originally a male name but became somewhat popular as a religious girls name due the misidentification of the sex of the Russian martyr Inna a male student of the Apostle Andrei. Jewish Given Names in Cyrillic Russian and Latin Polish and Hebrew alphabets. When I think of Jewish Girl Names certain classics come to mind.

Consider the following lists of family names common in different regions of the Russian Pale of Settlement. Albina Dina Venera Saule Zara Zaira Zemfira Zarema are common amongst Tatar and Bashkir Muslim nations not Russian. Note that these are not.

Krajna-Atara is shown with a dash in the main list and separated by commas in the second list and for clairty Ive displayed the names. Esther turned into Irina like my late grandmother. We then considered Anglophone names with Slavic parallels practically a bicultural guarantee.