AndriyBoy
Greek · AN-dree
Meaning: Manly, brave
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Ukrainian baby names
Discover beautiful Ukrainian baby names and their meanings — rich with Slavic tradition.
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BohdanBoy
Slavic · boh-DAHN
Meaning: Given by God
DanyloBoy
Hebrew · dah-NY-lo
Meaning: God is my judge
DarynaGirl
Persian · dah-RY-nah
Meaning: Possessing goodness
HannaGirl
Hebrew · HAN-ah
Meaning: Grace, favour
IgorBoy
Norse · EE-gor
Meaning: Warrior (from Ingvar)
KalinaGirl
Slavic · kah-LEE-nah
Meaning: Guelder rose (viburnum)
KaterynaGirl
Greek · kah-teh-RY-nah
Meaning: Pure
MaksymBoy
Latin · mak-SYM
Meaning: Greatest
MilaGirl
Slavic · MEE-lah
Meaning: Gracious, dear
MyroslavBoy
Slavic · mee-ro-SLAHV
Meaning: Peace and glory
MyroslavaGirl
Slavic · mee-ro-SLAH-vah
Meaning: Peace and glory
NadiyaGirl
Slavic · nah-DEE-yah
Meaning: Hope
NataliaGirl
Latin · nah-TAHL-yah
Meaning: Born on Christmas Day
OksanaGirl
Greek · ok-SAH-nah
Meaning: Hospitality
OleksandrBoy
Greek · o-lek-SAHN-dr
Meaning: Defender of people
OlenaGirl
Greek · oh-LEH-nah
Meaning: Light
OstapBoy
Greek · os-TAHP
Meaning: Steadfast (from Eustathius)
SashaUnisex
Greek · SAH-shah
Meaning: Defender of people
SofiaGirl
Greek · so-FEE-uh
Meaning: Wisdom
SolomiyaGirl
Hebrew · so-lo-MEE-yah
Meaning: Peace
SvyatoslavBoy
Slavic · svya-to-SLAHV
Meaning: Holy glory
ViraGirl
Slavic · VEE-rah
Meaning: Faith
YaroslavBoy
Slavic · ya-ro-SLAHV
Meaning: Fierce glory
ZlataGirl
Slavic · ZLAH-tah
Meaning: Golden
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