Names with Ukrainian Origins

Artem: unharmed, healthy, perfect, dedicated to Artemis (Greek)

Maks: Latin origin, meaning "greatest." Symbolizes authority, power, and ambition.

Herson: "son of a hero" or "son of a free man" (Ukrainian origin)

Andriy: Ukrainian/Russian variant of Andreas, meaning "man, warrior, or manliness"; symbolizes strength, courage, and determination.

Son of Dionysus

Mykola: Victory of the People

Greek/Belarusian/Old Norse origins, meaning "manly" or "courageous"

Oleh: Abundance and nourishment

Vladyslav: ruler of glory

Hebrew name meaning "gift of God", conveying a sense of being blessed and special.

Lesia, of Ukrainian origin, means "forest," symbolizing tranquility, mystery, and wisdom, representing a grounded and nature-connected woman.

Nadya: Slavic name meaning "hope"

Nadiya: Russian and Ukrainian origin meaning "hope," symbolizing aspiration, optimism, and unwavering belief in brighter days.

Nastassia: Slavic name meaning "resurrection," symbolizing renewal and hope.

Oksana (Ukrainian): Stranger or guest from a foreign land

Katja: pure, unblemished, innocent, kind, compassionate, hope, new beginnings

Zlata: Slavic, "golden"

- Arabic: "the exalted one" - Slavic: "red" or "scarlet" - Greek: "other" or "different"

Yulia: youthful, spirited, strong

Luba means "love" or "beloved" in Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, and Slavic cultures. In Hebrew, it means "my heart."