Profile for Svetusha

Member since April 3, 2025

Hello, just on this site to find good names for books :)

My lists are not from what country they COME from, rather where they are commonly used.

I'm a traditional, conservative Roman Catholic. If you have a problem with that, stay away from me.

Personal Name List

Adelaide
... ˚˖✧˚.💜
Adelajda
Adrasteya
... Azerbaijani (Rare), Russian (Rare), Ukrainian (Rare)
Adrian
... Kuzyn ♡
Aedona
Afanasiya
Afinodora
Albina
... Name of Latin origin - meaning: "white" or "bright" - used in: Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Slovene, Polish, German, Lithuanian, Belarusian, Ancient Roman ₊˚ 🦢・₊✧
Aleksander

... Name of Greek origin - meaning: "defender of mankind" - used in: Polish, Russian, Slovene, Estonian, Norwegian, Danish ₊˚🌼⊹♡
Aleksandr
Aleksandra

... Name of Greek origin - meaning: "defender of mankind" - used in: Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Serbian, Bulgarian, Slovene, Croatian, Macedonian, Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian ⋆˚✿˖°⋆.⋆✴︎˚｡
Alena 1
... Diminutive of Magdalena or Helena - used in: German, Czech, Slovak, Slovene ༄˖°.🍂.ೃ࿔*:･
Alena 2
... Name of Slavic origin - meaning: "light" or "illumination" - used in: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆
Alevtina
Alida
... ⊹ ˚｡⋆° ᡣ₊ ⊹
Alina
... ₊˚ 🦢・₊✧
Alisa
... ₊♡₊˚ 🍒・₊✧
Alona
... ⋆˚₊🍃‧₊˚✩彡
Alya 2
... ₊˚ 🦢・₊✧
Alyona
... ˚˖✧˚.💜
Anastasia

... Name of Greek origin - meaning: "resurrection" - used in: Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, English, Spanish, Italian, Georgian, Ancient Greek (also my friend's name :))⋆｡‧˚ʚ🌷ɞ˚‧｡⋆
Anastasija
... ☀︎༄.°
Anastasiya
... Belarusian form of Anastasia - meaning: “resurrection” - Cyrillic: Анастасія
Anastazja
... ₊˚⊹🌻₊˚⊹
Anasztázia
... Hungarian form of Anastasia - meaning: "resurrection" ⋆｡‧˚ε๑з˚‧｡⋆
Andrzej
... Dziadek ♡ (i kuzyn)
Ania
... Ciocia ♡
Anna
... °❀.ೃ࿔*
Anneliese
... °❀.ೃ࿔*
Annika
... Name of German origin - meaning: "gracious/merciful" - used in: Swedish, Dutch, Finnish, Estonian, German, English (Modern) ☀︎༄.°
Annushka
... ☀︎༄.°
Anton
Antoni
Anya
... : ๋࣭ ࣪ ˖✩࿐࿔ 🌊
Arakhna
Araminta
... Name of English origin - meaning: "defender/lion" (RARE) ⋆｡‧˚ε๑з˚‧｡⋆
Aranka
... ☀︎⋆.ೃ࿔*:･
Ariana
Arina
Arkadiy
Arkady
Athanasia
Aurélia
... Name of Latin origin - meaning: "gold" - used in: Slovak, Hungarian, Portuguese, French
Aurelia

... Name of Latin origin - meaning: "gold" - used in: Ancient Roman, Romanian, Italian, Spanish, Polish
Avrora
Bartek
... Wujek ♡
Bartłomiej
... Wujek ♡
Basia 1
... Babcia ♡
Beatrice
Beatrisa
Bella
... Friend from school
Benjamin
... Friend's little brother
Benny
... Friend's little brother
Berezhnyy
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "coastal/on the coastline" - feminine form: Berezhnaya - Cyrillic: Бережный/Бережная
Bernadette
Bethany
Bezrodnov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "without a family/familyless" - feminine form: Bezrodnova - Cyrillic: Безроднов/Безроднова
Bizon

... Surname of Hungarian origin - meaning: "whip" - commonly used in Poland - Polish spelling: Bizoń
Blumenthal
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “valley of flowers” - feminine form: Blumenthalin
Bogdanov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "son of Bogdan" - Cyrillic: Богданов
Bogdanova
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "daughter of Bogdan" - Cyrillic: Богданова
Boglárka
Borák
... Surname of Czech origin - meaning: “pine forest” or “battle” - feminine form: Boráková
Borovka
Božena
Bożena
Bronislav
Bronisław
Celestyn
Celestyna
Clara
... Kuzynka ♡
Czesław
Damian
Daniella
... Friend from middle school
Danuta
Daria
Darya 1
Dasha
Dashenka
Diána
... Hungarian form of Diana - meaning: "divine"
Diana
... Name of Greek origin - meaning: "divine"
Diefenbach
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “deep creek” - feminine form is unchanged
Dobromiła
Dobroslav
Dobrosław
Dobrosława
Dominik
... Kuzyn ♡
Dorofeya
Dorota
Dunst
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “haze” - feminine form is unchanged
Dušek
Dušková
Dziadosz
... Surname of Polish origin - meaning: rather unknown, though the word relates to "dziad or dziadek", which means "old man" in Polish
Eleonóra
Eleonora
Elikonida
Elisa
Elisabeth
Elizabeta
Elizaveta
Ella 1
... Friend from middle school
Ella 2
... Friend from middle school
Eloiza
Elvira
Emil
Ennafa
Epistemia
Erika
Ervina
Fashingbauer
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “Eve of the beginning of the fast” or “farmer” - feminine form: Fashingbauerin
Faustyna
Felek
Felicjan
Feluś
Fornous
... Surname of Czech origin - meaning “manorial servant”
Fornůsek
... Diminutive form of Fornous
Fornůsková
... Feminine form of Fornůsek
Fyodor
Glenn
... Acquaintance from school
Gosia
... Babcia ♡
Grünberg
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “green mountain” - feminine form is unchanged
Grünewald
... Surname of German origin - meaning: “green forest” - feminine form is unchanged
Grushenka
Gülnur
Hajnal
Hajnalka
Hania 1
... Family friend
Hildegarda
Hope
... Friend from school
Ibolya
Igor
Ilenia
Ilifiya
Iliza
Ilona
Ilyichev
Ilyin
Irena
Iris
Iryna
Isayev
Isayeva
Iskra
Isla
Ivan
Iwona
Iza
... Ciocia ♡ (and former elementary school friend)
Izabella
... Ciocia ♡ (and friend from school)
Izmaragd
Izolda
Jadwiga
Jadzia
Jagoda
Jan 1
Jane
... Acquaintance from school
Joey
... Friend from school
Joseph
... Friend from school (and my teacher's name)
Joshua
Kaczmarek
Kalina
Kalinka
Karina
Katya
Katyusha
Konstanty
Konstantyn
Kovalyov
Krasava
Krayev
Kryuchkov
Kurskiy
Ladislaus
Laika

... Name of Russian origin - meaning: “barker”
Lavanda
Lavrentina
Lavrentiya
Lebedev
Lech
... Dziadek ♡
Leszek
... Dziadek ♡
Lidia
Liliya
Lilyushka
Liudmila
Liudmyla
Liviya
Lolita
Lucian
... Friend's little brother
Ludmiła
Ludmila
Łukasz
Luna
Lyuda
Lyudmila
... Name of Slavic origin - meaning: "beloved of the people" - used in: Russian, Bulgarian
Lyudmyla
Magda
... Family friend
Magdalen
... Friend from school ♡
Maggie
... Friend from school ♡
Malczewski
Małgorzata
... Babcia ♡
Malina 2
Malinka
Mania
Mara 1
... Friend from school
Marek
Maria
Marianna
Marianne
Marie
Marietta
Marina
Mariya
Marta
Martunia
Martusia
Marusya
Marya
Maryana
Masha
Mikhail
Mila
Milena
Minette
Minta
... A diminutive of Araminta
Mirnyy
Misha
Mishkin
Moroz
Nadia 1
Natalia
... Name of Italian/Latin origin - meaning: "born on Christmas day" (my best friend’s name :))
Natalka
Natalya
Natasha
Natasza
Nikolai
Oili
Oksana
Olga
... Name of Slavic origin - meaning: "holy"
Olgica
Olha
Olja
Olya
Petya
Pravda
Ptushko
Pyotr
Renata
Rosemary
Róża
Rozália
Sasha
Serah
Sergei
Sibley
Silvia
Slavomir
Sławomir
Solana
Solovyov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "nightingale" - feminine form: Solovyova - Cyrillic: Соловьёв/Соловьёва
Stanislav
Stanisława
Stanley
Stephanie
Sverchkov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: “cricket” - feminine form: Sverchkova - Cyrillic: Сверчков/Сверчкова
Svetlana
... Name of Slavic origin - meaning: "light" - used in: Russian, Slovak, Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Armenian (people say this name would suit me, and I like it a lot!)
Svetlanushka
Svetusha
Svyatoslava
Świetlana
... Polish form of Svetlana - meaning: "light"
Świętopełk
Sylwia
Szilvia
Tabitha
Tadeusz
Tatiana
Thirza
Tomasz
Tomek
Tsvetlana
Vadim
Valda
Valeriy
Vasilisa
Vasiliy
Vasily
Vaslav
Velimudr
Viktor
Vishnyakov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "cherry" - feminine form: Vishnyakova - Cyrillic: Вишняков/Вишнякова
Vlada
Vladimir
Vladislaus
Vladislav
Vojislav
Volha
... Belarusian form of Olga - meaning: “holy” - Cyrillic: Вольга
Volodya
Vsevolod
Vyacheslav
Vyborov
... Surname of Russian origin - meaning: "choice/option" - feminine form: Vyborova - Cyrillic: Выборов/Выборова
Wiktor
Winter
Władysław
Włodzimierz
Włodzisław
Wojciech
Wojsław
Wrocisława
Yaroslav
Yaroslava
Yekaterina
Yelena
Yelizaveta
Yeseniya
Yevpraksiya
Yevstoliya
Yulianna
Zofia
... Name of Greek origin - meaning: "wisdom"
Zosia
... The diminutive of Zofia
Zosieńka
... Affectionate dimunitive of Zofia
Zośka
... A vulgar diminutive of Zofia - though can be used playfully/affectionately if known well enough.