Nombres ucranianos
Los nombres ucranianos tienen profundas raíces eslavas y ortodoxas (Oksana, Taras, Sofiya, Bohdan, que significa dado por Dios), a menudo suavizados en formas cariñosas dentro de casa. Muchos han cobrado un orgullo y un significado renovados en los últimos años, una forma silenciosa de llevar adelante la herencia.
Alina brillante, noble
Anastasiia resurrection
Andriy Ukrainian form of Andrew: manly, brave
Artem ileso, sano (el nombre masculino más popular de Rusia en los últimos años)
Bohdan God-given
Bohdana feminine form of Bohdan: God-given
Danylo Ukrainian form of Daniel: God is my judge
Denys Ukrainian form of Dionysius
Diana divina
Dmytro Ukrainian form of Demetrius: devoted to Demeter
Halyna traditionally linked to the Greek word for calm
Illia Ukrainian form of Elijah
Iryna Ukrainian form of Irene: peace
Ivan Dios es misericordioso
Kateryna Ukrainian form of Katherine: pure
Khrystyna Ukrainian form of Christina: follower of Christ
Kyrylo Ukrainian form of Cyril: lordly
Larysa traditionally linked to the ancient Greek city of Larissa
Lesya diminutive form borne by celebrated poet Lesya Ukrainka
Maksym Ukrainian form of Maximus: the greatest
Marichka diminutive of Maria, popularized by Ukrainian folklore and film
Marta señora, ama
Milana graciosa, querida; relacionado con Milan
Mykhailo Ukrainian form of Michael: who is like God
Mykola Ukrainian form of Nicholas: victory of the people
Nadiya hope
Natalka Ukrainian diminutive of Natalia: born on Christmas day
Nazar traditionally linked to Nazareth
Oksana alabanza a Dios
Oleksandr Ukrainian form of Alexander: defender of mankind
Olena Ukrainian form of Helen: light
Orest traditionally linked to the Greek Orestes
Ostap Ukrainian form of Eustace: fruitful, steadfast
Petro Ukrainian form of Peter: rock
Roman ciudadano de Roma; un favorito moderno y audaz, adoptado por familias ítalo-americanas
Sasha defensor de la humanidad (diminutivo unisex de Alexandra)
Sofiia Ukrainian form of Sophia: wisdom
Solomiia Ukrainian form related to Solomon/Salome: peace
Stepan Ukrainian form of Stephen: crown
Taras traditionally linked to the Greek name Tarasios; meaning disputed, borne by national poet Taras Shevchenko
Uliana Ukrainian form of Juliana: youthful
Vadym traditionally an ancient Slavic princely name; precise meaning uncertain
Vasyl Ukrainian form of Basil: kingly
Vira faith
Vitaliy vital, full of life
Vlad nickname form of Vladyslav/Volodymyr: ruler of glory
Vlada short form related to Vladyslava: rule with glory
Vladyslav ruler of glory
Yaroslav possessor of glory; historic Kyivan Rus prince name (Yaroslav the Wise)
Yaroslava feminine form of Yaroslav: possessor of glory
Yaryna Ukrainian regional form of Irene: peace
Yeva vida (forma rusa de Eve)
Yevhen Ukrainian form of Eugene: well-born
Yevheniia feminine form of Eugene: well-born
Yurii Ukrainian form of George: farmer
Zakhar Ukrainian form of Zechariah: God has remembered
Zlata dorada
Zoriana starry
Zoya vida (popular entre familias musulmanas indoamericanas; también nombre ruso conocido)
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