Russian male names beginning with letters m, n. Russian men's names for the boy on the letter N are not Russian names on the letter

On this page: Makar, Maxim, Maksimilian, Malach (Malachius), Manuel (Emmanuel), Marat, Marian (Marjan), Mark, Markel, Marthan (Martyan), Martin (Martyn), Matvey, Menenty, Merkul, Mercury, Methodius (Oil), Miloslav, Milan, Milen, Miloslav, Milos, Minai, Mine, Miron, Miroslav, Mitrofan, Mikhail, Mikey, Modest, Moses, Moka, Mstislav // Nazar, Naum, Nestor (Nester), Oil (Methodius) , Necha, Nikandand, Nikanor, Nikita, Nikifor, Nikodim, Nikolay, Nikon, Neil, Nifont, Noah

Poppy a R.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mac Riy
: "I became happy", "I received a blessing"
(from the Greek name μακαριος)
Education of patronymic: Makarovich, Makarovna
Conversational options: Makarka, Makaraka, Makharik, Makarik, Makarushka,
Makarenka, Marik, Marka, Mar, Makasha, Makashenka, Makanj, Makarsh, Macarius
:
- Rev. Macarius Alexandria, January 19 / February 1
- Rev. Macarius Antiochian, February 19 / March 4
- Rev. Macarius Great, Egyptian, January 19 / February 1
- Rev. Makariya Zhabsky, January 22 / February 4; September 22 / October 5
- Rev. Macarius Kalyazinsky, Wonderworker, March 17/30; May 26 / June 8
- Rev. Macarius Roman, Novgorod, January 19 / February 1
: Macarius, Makary, Makarii
: Macarius.
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The name Makar is located in 43th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (58 per 10 000
newborn boys). There are also cases of macarium registration (up to 3-4
10,000)

Max them
Ancient Orthodox name: Maxim
Value, origin of the name: "The greatest", "outstanding", "the biggest" (from
latin Maximus)
Education of patronymic: Maksimovich, Maksimovna
Conversational options: Maxim, Maximka, Maxim, Maxim, Max, Maksik,
MAKSYSHA, MAKSYUSH, MAKSY WATLY, MA KYUSHYU, MAKSYUT, MAKSUTKA, MALSKY, MAKENKA,
MAKSYA, MAKSAKHKA, MAKSASH, MAKSAK, MAXANY, MAK, SIM
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Maxim Asian, May 14/27
- Martyr Maxim Warrior, Antioch, September 5/18; October 9/22
- Rev. Maxim Greek, January 21 / February 3; June 21 / July 4
- Martyr Maxim Dorostolsky, April 28 / May 11
- Rev. Maxim Confessor, January 21 / February 3; August 13/26
- Martyr Maxim Markanopolsky, September 15/28
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Maximus, Maxim
Modern English analogs: Maximus, Maxim // Max, Maxy, Maxie, Mac, Mack
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Maxim is in third place in the rating of the popularity of male names (452 \u200b\u200bon

Maximili a N.
Ancient Orthodox name: Maximilia N.
Value, origin of the name: Obviously, the name is formed from the addition of two names
latin (Ancient Roman) Origin: Maxim and Emilian (Maximus + AEMILIANUS)
- "The greatest kind of Emiliev"
Education of patronymic: Maximilianovich, Maximilianovna
Conversational options: Maxim, Max, Mac, Emil, Maximilian, Maximyan,
Maximysh, Maximil, Maximine
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Maximilian Ephesian, August 4/17; October 22 / November 4
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Maximilian.
Modern English analogs: Maximilian // Max, Maxie, Maxey, Maxy, Mac, Mack,
Maxine
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Maximilian is a rare name, about 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys.
Famous media named after Maximilian were: Robespierre (French
revolutionary), Voloshin (poet, artist), Shell (actor, director)

Mal. and x, Mala Chii
Ancient Orthodox name: Mala Chiya
Value, origin of the name: "My Angel", "My Bulletin" (Dr.-Heb.)
Education of patronymic: Malakhovich, Malakhovna; Malahievich, Malahyevna
Conversational options: Malash, Malash, Malach, Malan, Malan, Mal, Malusha, Malhusha,Malashyka, Malash, Malachi, Malya, Fry, Little, Machina, Malyushka,Malyusha
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Prophet Malachiya, January 3/16
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Malachi, Malachy
Modern English analogs: Malachy, Malachi // Malack, Mally, Mal, Mack, Macky,
Mac, Kai, Ky, Alac
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
These names are currently not found. That in the old days the names of Malach and
Malachi were widespread in Russia, says a large number of surnames,
from them formed - Malakhov, Malanin, Malanin, Malashkin, Malashin, Malashenko,
Malafeev, Maleev, etc.

Manu. and l, Emmanui l
Ancient Orthodox name: Manui L.
Value, origin of the name: "God with us" (Immanu'el, Dr.-Heb.). Popular in everything
world name. His German form of Immanii L, in French the name sounds Emmanue,
spanish Manuel, Russian names are Manuel and Emmanuel
Education of patronymic: Manuilovich, Manuilovna; Emmanuilovich, Emmanuilovna
Conversational options: Manuly, Manusha, Manusha, Ema, Emma, \u200b\u200bEmil, Manuil, Manuilo,
Manulyl, Mananylo, Manushka, Manushka, Manka, Manuha, Manya, Manilor, Manyush,
EMKA, IHMA, ILA, ILA, ILEK
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Manuel Persia, June 17/30
- Martyr Manuel Sirmy, March 27 / April 9
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Manuel
Modern English analogs: Emmanuel, Emanuel, Immanuel, Manuel // MANUEL,
Mannie, Manny, Manu, Mel, Manolo
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Manuel, Emmanuel - very rare names (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Mar. t.
Ancient Orthodox name: absent
Value, origin of the name: The name Marat was especially popular in the early years
after the 1917 revolution, he was given to boys in honor of Jean-Paul Marat (Jean-Paul
Marat), one of the leaders of the Great French Revolution of 1793. Nowadays, the name is not
it disappeared, moreover, it has acquired an international character. It can be found
in Russian, Armenian and Tatar families, however, Muslims of the Volga region and Northern
Caucasus consider the name Marat derived from Arab Murat (Murad) - "desired"
Education of patronymic: Maratovich, Maratovna
Conversational options: Mar, Marik, Maratka, Maratka, Marak, Marathenka, march,
Maratus, Maratus, Maratushka, Maratus, Marych, Mayor, Moore
Modern English analogs: Marat.
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The name Marat is located in the 60th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (25 to 10,000
newborn boys)

Marie. a N. (see Mary N)

Mark
Ancient Orthodox name: Mark
Value, origin of the name: Roman generic name known to his carriers
mark Tullius Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero), Mark Antonius (Marcus Antonius),
Mark Aurelius (Marcus Aurelius). The very name Mark behaves start from the Ancient Roman
god of Mars (Mars), the patron saint of fields and herd, subsequently the God of war. Special
the popularity of the name in Christian countries is due to the fact that he was worn by the author of the second
Gospel - Holy Apostle Mark
Education of patronymic: Markovich, Markovna
Conversational options: Marc, Markush, Marco, Markusha, Markush, Marcusya, Merkusha,
Mary, Mare, Marechka, Marnik, Marchik
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Mark Athenian, April 5/18
- Holy Apostle Mark Evangelist, Bishop Alexandria, April 25 / May 8;
october 30 / November 12; September 27 / October 10
- Saint Mark Evgenik, Archbishop Efesky, January 19 / February 1
- Sacred Martyr Mark Roman, December 18/3
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Mark.
Modern European Analogs: Marcus, Mark (English), Marco (Ial.), Marcos (Iz.) //
Markie, Marky, Mick, Mickey, Mac
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Mark - a popular name, located on 32th place in the rating of popularity of male names
(92 per 10,000 newborn boys).

Mark e L.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mark LL
Value, origin of the name: Markel (Marcel, Marcell) is wide
completed in the world named after Mark (Marcus), its diminutive
form. Writing in Latin - Marcellus. Sound name in different languages:
Marcellus, Marcellular (Him.), Marseille (Franz.), Marcello (Ial.)
Education of patronymic: Markelovich, Markelovna
Conversational options: Mark, Markusha, Markesh, Markel, Marchik, Marc, Mark,
Marcus, Mazel, Martsek, Matsek
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Markell McCaway, August 1/14
- Sacred Markell Roman, June 7/20
- Sacred Martyr Markell, Bishop Sicilian, February 9/22
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Marcellus.
Modern English analogs: Marcel, marcell
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Markel - a very rare name (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Mariem i N. (see Migray N)

March n, Marty N
Ancient Orthodox name: Marty N.
Value, origin of the name: "Warlike", "like Mars", "Deals
Mars "(Lat.)
Education of patronymic: Martynovich, Martynovna; Martinovich, Martinovna
Conversational options: March, Martik, Martis, Martichka, Martin, Martinka,
Martyusha, Martinyek, March, Martenka, Martushka, Martuya, Martyush, Martyn,
Martynka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- St. Martin Mountain, Bishop Tursky, October 12/25
- Saint Martin Confessor, Pope, April 14/27
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Martin.
Modern English analogs: Martin // Mart, Martie, Marty
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Martin is a rare name (up to 3-4 per 10,000 newborn boys); Name Martyn B.
currently practically not used

Mart i n, marmey n
Ancient Orthodox name: Marka N, Martinia N
Value, origin of the name: "Descendant Ma Rziyev" (Lat.). Ma Rzi ("militant") -
roman family name dedicated to Marsa, God of war
Education of patronymic: Martyanovich, Martyanovna; Maremayanovich, Maremayanovna
Conversational options: Martha, Martha, Martyusha, Martyanka, Martyush, Martyuha,
March, Martik, Martin, Martin, March, Mary, Marechka, Yanka, Yanushka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Markan Egyptian, June 5/18
- Martyr Markan Iconian, July 13/26
- Sacred Martyr Markian, Bishop Syracuse, February 9/2 22; October 30 /
november 12 (he and Markell Sicilian - the same face)
- Saint Martinian Ephesian, August 4/17; October 22 / November 4
- Martyr Martinian Roman, April 11/24
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Marcian, Martinian
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Martyan, Markayan - very rare names (less than 1 to 10,000 newborns
boys)

Pigweed i n, Maria N
Ancient Orthodox name: Maria N.
Value, origin of the name: It is considered that the male name Marian is educated
in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In Italy, Spain, Portugal - Mariano, in the Czech Republic,
Slovakia, Poland, Romania - Marian, in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia - MARJAN
Education of patronymic: Maryanovich, Maryanovna; Marianovich, Marianovna
Conversational options: Marean, Maryash, Mary, Marik, Mare, Marechka, Mariny,
Mar, Mark, Marona, Marianeck, Maryanik, Maryanchik, Marus, Mario
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Marian Roman, Deacon, March 19 / April 1
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Marianus.
Modern English analogs: Marian // mario, marius
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Marian - a rare name, up to 3-5 per 10,000 newborn boys; Marian - less than 1 to 10,000

Matv to her
Ancient Orthodox name: Matthew Matthew (Matthew), Matthias, Matthew)
Value, origin of the name: In Russian, the name Matva is formed from church
name Matt e th and Mattiy. These names wore two apostles from the famous twelve:
Matthew Evangelist and Matthey - Apostle, elected instead of Judas Iskariot. Value
names are the same: "God's gift", "Gift of God", "Bogan" (DR.-Heb.). Really that
the same name, the difference is only in writing and pronunciation, which appeared due to
peculiarities of Latin and Greek spelling
Education of patronymic: Matveyevich, Matveyevna
Conversational options: Matveka, Matvechik, Matvesh, Matyusha, Matyushka, Matvereuk,
Matveushka, Matyuna, Matyuha, Mathenik, Mateka, Math, Mates, Mateyak, Mattya,
Matyash, Matyanya, Matte, Olya, Custa, Matias
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Apostle Matthew, Evangelist, November 16/29
- Holy Apostle Matthew, August 9/22
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Matthew, Matthias
Modern English analogs: Matthew (Matthew, Matthew), Matthias (Matias, Matthy)
// Mat, Matt, Mattie, Matty
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Very popular name, located on the 11th place in the rating of popularity of male names
(255 per 10,000 newborn boys)

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Ancient Orthodox name: Chelela ( written without a letter n)
Value, origin of the name: "Thoughtful, caring" (μελέτιος, μελετιω, Greek)
Education of patronymic: Melentievich, Melentievna
Conversational options: Melesh, Melehka, Mulesh, Melich, Meleh, Melich, Melena,
Melenka, Lena, Melnyak, Melchka, Melch, Meletya, Meloly, Milets, Milk,
Mile, Mitya, Mitenka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Reloji Antioch, Archbishop, February 12/25
- Martyr Maleti Stratilat, Galatei, May 24 / June 6
- St. Saint Maleti Cyprus, Bishop, September 21 / October 4
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Meletius.
Modern English analogs: Meletios // MEL
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Melentine is a very rare name, but once it was widespread in Russia,
what does a large number of patronymic surnames mean, i.e. formed on behalf of
father - Melekhov, Melikhov, Melukhin, Melshin, Melenetev, etc.

Merck u Li
Ancient Orthodox name: Merc w.riy
Value, origin of the name: On behalf of the Ancient Roman God of Mercury. Mercury -
fig-legged messenger and messenger of the gods, he is - God of eloquence, tricks, patron
trade
Education of patronymic: Mercolovich, Merkulovna; Mercuryevich, Mercuryevna
Conversational options: Merkul, Mercur, Merkusha, Merkush, Merbushka, Merbsushy,
Fucking, Merkuha
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Great Martyr Mercury Caesaresky, Warrinder, November 24 / December 7
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Mercurius, Merkury, Merkurii
Modern English analogs: Mercury // Merc
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Merkul and Mercury - very rare names

Mef about Diy, Oil
Ancient Orthodox name: Mefo Diy.
Value, origin of the name: Methodius name comes from Greek words
methodos, Methodios, formed when adding META (together, together) and HODOS
(road)
Education of patronymic: Mefodievich, Mefodievna or Mefodievich, Methodiyevna;
Nefodeovich, Net-Hedovna
Conversational options: Modai, Mephoda, Mefody, Mefodka, Nephlas, Needy,
Oil, Oil, Oil Trick, Fedya, Fedenka, Fedhek, Fedyusha, Fodia
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- St. Methodius Constantinople, Patriarch, June 14/27
- Equal to the Apostolic Methodius Moravian, Teacher Slovenian, Archbishop, April
6/19; May 11/24 (his brother was holy equivalent to Cyril)
- Martyr Methodius Patar, June 20 / July 3
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Methodius.
Modern English analogs: Methodius, Methodios
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Methodius and Nefta - very rare currently names

Metal a B. (see Slavic Names)

M. and Lan, Mila N, Mile H, Mi, Milosla
Ancient Orthodox name: absent
Value, origin of the name: Milan, Milos, Miloslav - General Slavonic
names widely used in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bulgaria,
Macedonia, Croatia. In Bulgaria, you can hear the coincidant in meaning
MIL eN. The meaning of the names is on the surface: "Cute", "Favorite", and Miloslav -
"Nice for its mercy, mercy", "cute and glorious"
Note: You can recommend that the convening name of Emilia N
(see Emel i n, Amy, Amy Lii)
Education of patronymic: Milanovich, Milanova; Milenovich, Milenovna; Milosevic,
Milosevna; Miloslavich, Moslak and Miloslavovich, Miloslavovna
Conversational options: Mi Lan, Mila N, Milen, Milos, Mil, Mil, Mile, Milk,
Chalk, cute, face, Mile, Mi Lash, Mila Sh, Milyan, Mily, Milyut, Milanchik,
Milas, Glory, Slavik, Slavik, Slavka, Slosently
Modern English analogs: Milan // Milo, Mylo, Miles, My, Mel
Popularity name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The most popular of the listed names is Milan (up to 3-4 by 10,000)

Min. and y.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mi by
Value, origin of the name: There is a legend about the origin of this name.
Woman named Euphymya prayed in front of the icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary and
she asked for her son's Son. And here I answered: Amen, which means "yes
it will be so! ". After the last time was born a boy who was named Mina,
subsequently, very famous and revered by the Holy - Mina Kotouvan. In western
It is known as Saint Mina (as well as Minas, Menas, Mena, Mennas - so or
otherwise, but the name is consonant with the word AMEN, that is, Amen)
Education of patronymic: Minaevich, Minaevna
Conversational options: Minica, Minai, Mina, Minka, Mina, Minka, Min, Minchka,
Minak, Minash, Mincachi, Mina, Mina, Minosh, Millusch, Mibyushka, MINUS,
Minor, Minon, Mine
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Mina Kotouan, Warrior (304 years), November 11/24
- Saint Mina, Patriarch Constantinople (536-552), August 25 / September 7
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Menas.
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The names of Minai and Mine in Russia were common, as evidenced by
a large number of surnames based on them, in particular Minaev, Minakov,
Minkov, Mineev, and the most famous carrier is Kuzma Minin (associate

10,000 newborn boys)

Min. to her
Ancient Orthodox name: Mineo N (Mineon, Menaeus), Meney (Meneus)
Value, origin of the name: In Russian, the name of the Mine is formed from
church Slavonic names Minion and Meney. The root of these names is one - Greek
the words mesen, Menas ("Moon", "Lunny")
Education of patronymic: Mineevich, Mineevna
Conversational options: Minister, Minyushka, Minai, Mina, Mina, Min, Minechka,
Minka, Minka, Minya, Minus, Fight, Minek, Minon, Mini
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Minion Pergrian, August 1/14
- Martyr Mean Nikopolsky (Armenian), July 10/23
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Mineon, Menaeus, Meneus
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The names of Mine and Minai in Russia were common, as evidenced by
a large number of surnames based on them, in particular Mineev, Minakov,
Minkov, Minaev, and the most famous carrier is Kuzma Minin (associate
Dmitry Pozharskoye). Currently, they are very rare (less than 1 on
10,000 newborn boys)

Peace is he
Ancient Orthodox name: Miro N.
Value, origin of the name: Mi RO is fragrant, fragrant oil (m yu Ron.,
m. and Ron., Greek), used in church sacraments (when consecrated altars and
temples, ordains of priests, when anointing to the kingdom, etc.). After
the sacraments of baptism in the Orthodox and Catholic churches are carried out
mINIROPOMAST MINIANCE (confirmation), resulting in a man's soul
consecrated by the holy and life-giving spirit. In the figurative sense, the name means
"Anointed" (i.e., especially marked by God)
Education of patronymic: Mironovich, Mironovna
Conversational options: Mooron, Mirosha, Mironka, Mironka, Mironik, Mironik,
Mirossa, Peace, Miroha, Peace, Rona, Ron
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Sacred Mairron Kizic, August 17/30
- St. Miron Cretan, Bishop, Wonderworker, August 8/21
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Myron.
Modern English analogs: MYRON // Ron, Ronny, Ronnie
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Miron name is located in 54th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (31 to 10,000
newborn boys)

Mirosle a B.
Ancient Orthodox name: see Notes 1, 2
Value, origin of the name: Nowadays, this name becomes popular, along
with other Slavic, such as Yaroslav, Vladislav, Stanislav. Meaning of the name -
"Mirny and Nice", "Slavit Mir", "glorifying peace"
Education of patronymic: Miroslavich, Miroslavna and Miroslavovich, Miroslavovna
Conversational options: Peace, Mirka, Peace, Mirik, Mirusha, Mirushushka, Mirosya, Miroska,
Miros, Miros, Rosy, Rosick, Rosya, Mirchik, Mircha, Mirny, Glory, Slavik,
Slavchik, Slavka, Slosently, Mioshos, Moss, Miroshik, Mirosha, Miron, Miron,
Miroslavik, Miroslavka, Miroslavl
Note 1. Irina, IRIINIs may be approached as crottest names for Miroslav
or Salaman, Solomon. The names of Irina Y and Irini in Greek mean
"Mirny", and Salaman and Solomon in Hebrew also mean "peaceful"
Note 2. Days of memory of saints Irinea, Irishia, Salaman, Solomon:
- Sacred Martyr Irina Lyon, August 23 / September 5
- Martyr Irina Rimsky, August 13/26
- Martyr Irina Egyptian, June 5/18
- Rev. Salaman Persia, Silence, January 23 / February 5
- Saint Solomon, the King of Israel, the day of his memory is considered the penultimate
sunday in front of Orthodox Merry Christmas, the so-called "day of melted forefathers"
Cross names in foreign Orthodox churches: Ireneus, Salamanes, Solomon
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The name Miroslav is located in the 68th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (17 to 10,000
newborn boys)

Mitrof a N.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mitrofa N.
Value, origin of the name: Based on the name Greek words Mether - "Mother" and File
- "Bring, Represent", with a general meaning of "motherlike"
Education of patronymic: Mitrofanovich, Mitrofanova
Conversational options: Mitrosha, Mitroska, Mitrich, Mitry, Mitya, Mitrofanushka,
Mitrofasha, Mitroshenka, Mitrash, Mitrechka, Mitryusha, Mitreic, Mitka, Trosh,
Candle, Troja, Trocha, Tosh, Mitenka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Mitrofan Constantinople, Patriarch, June 4/17
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Metrophanes, Mitrofan
Modern English analogs: Metrophanes
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Mitrofan is a very rare name today (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys).
In former times it was quite common, most famous
the names of the name were Mitrofan Ivanovich, the Soviet Marshal,
commander-in-Chief of Rocket Forces and Mitrofan Efimovich Pyatnitsky -
founder of Russian folk choir

Miha and L.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mikhai L.
Value, origin of the name: "Who is like God", "The one who is similar to the Lord", "God
similar "(Dr.-Heb.). This is the name of one of the archangels, in the Hebrew it sounds
Mikha'el (Michael, Mikael)
Education of patronymic: Mikhailovich, Mikhailovna
Conversational options: Misha, Misha, Mishanka, Mishan, Mishanka, Bear,
Mishatka, Mishutka, Mishun, Mishunka, Mishulya, Mishura, Mishuha, Mishak, Mishuk,
Mikhail, Mikhailo, Mikhailik, Mikhailushka, Mikhailushko, Mihai, Mikhal, Mikhal,
Mikhal, Mikhana, Mikhanka, Mija, Mikham, Mihasik, Mikhasik, Mikhrew, Mika, Mick,
Miki, Mikisha, Mina, Mike, Michelle, Mikael, Michael
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Archangel Mikhail (is the head of all heavenly forces - Angels and Archangels, His also
call Holy ArchReart Mikhail), September 6/19; November 8/21
- Saint Mikhail, Metropolitan Kiev, September 30 / October 13
- Rev. Mikhail Malein, Igumen, July 12/25
- Blessed Prince Mikhail Muromsky, Wonderworker, May 21 / June 3
- Rev. Mikhail Savvayt, Chernorizeta, May 23 / June 5; July 29 / August 11
- Rev. Mikhail Sadinsky, Bishop, May 23 / June 5
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Michael
Modern English analogs: Michael, Mitchell // Mick, Mickey, Micky, Mike, Miles, Mitch
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Very popular name, located on the 9th place in the rating of the popularity of male names
(335 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Mikh to her
Ancient Orthodox name: Mikhe J.
Value, origin of the name: The name means the same as Mikhail
Education of patronymic: Mikheevich, Mikheevna
Conversational options: Miechika, Mikheyushka, Mikhan, Mikhanka, Mikhasik, Miha, Misha,
see also Spoken options for Mikhail
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Prophet Micah (Morasfyanin), August 14/27
- Holy Prophet Michae (Ixawa Son), January 5/18
- Rev. Micah Radonezhsky, May 6/19
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Micah
Modern English analogs: Micah
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Micah - a rare name, approximately 1 to 10,000 newborn boys

Maud eating
Ancient Orthodox name: Fashion Art
Value, origin of the name: From Latin language the name Modestus translates as
"Restrained" (in the sense of moderate, tactful, decent, modest)
Education of patronymic: Modestovic, Modestovna
Conversational options: Modai, Modic, Modena, Fashionist, fashion, west, fashion, fashion,
Modesca, Fogoka, Denya, Denechka, Desh
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Modest Jerusalem, Archbishop, December 18/3
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Modestus
Modern English analogs: Modestus, ModeSe
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Modest is a very rare name today (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys). Among
name media stands out Russian composer Mussorgsky Modest Petrovich (1839-1881)

Moses to her
Ancient Orthodox name: Moses J.
Value, origin of the name: The Hebrew name originating from Egyptian
"Extracted from the water", "from the water taken" (on the biblical legend Baby Moses
it was hidden in a basket on the banks of the river in the thickets of the root, where he was found). By
another version is also ancient European name, also Egyptian origin,
but meaning "Child (child, son)". In the Bible Moses - the Great Prophet
Ten commandments from God
Education of patronymic: Moiseevich, Moiseevna
Conversational options: Mose, Moseysk, Moses, Mosia, Mosiys, Mosenka, Mosyan,
Mustochka, Moyasy, Mois, Musya, Musat, Moule, Monya, Mosha, Moshko, Say, Saica
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Prophet Moses of the Hoist, September 4/17
- Rev. Moses Murin, August 28 / September 10
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Moses
Modern English analogs: MOSES // Mose, Moss, Moey, Moy, Moe, Moe, Moesy,
Mojo, Momo, Mozilla, Zissou
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Moses - a rare name today, up to 5-7 per 10,000 newborn boys. About the former
the popularity of the name speaks a large number of Russian surnames formed from
church name Moses - Moiseev, Moiseenko, Moyseev, Mosin, Mosichev (in Russia
it was often used such a form of name like a mone)

Mock to her
Ancient Orthodox name: Mo Kiy.
Value, origin of the name: Moka on Latin - Mucius, which probably means
"Razeing, mockery." This name made famous legendary guy m w.tsii.
Sch e.ox (Gaius Mucius Scaevola), he laid the beginning of a large Roman family
M. w.tsiev (MUCII)
Education of patronymic: Mok Evich, Mok Ena
Conversational options: Makay, Makani, Makasha, Moka, Mock, Mokuska, Mokyushka,
Wet, Wet, Moksha
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Sacred Major Moky Amphipolsky, May 11/24
- Martyr Money Ems (EMISSKIY), Reader, January 29 / February 11
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Mucius, Mocius
Modern English analogs: Mocius, mucius
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Moka is a very rare name today, it practically came out of use.
But in the old days the name was quite common. Here, for example, known
literary Character - Money Parmerych, Business Man from "Nonmennica"
Ostrovsky. A large number of Russian surnames are formed from the names of the mockey, Moka -
Moksev, Moksichev, Mokin, Mokashin, Makashov, Makekin, Makin. Viktor Petrovich
Makeev (1924-1985) - general designer of ballistic missiles for underwater
boat

Mstisl a B.
Ancient Orthodox name: Mstisla B.
Value, origin of the name: Old Russian name formed from two
elements: Mustish (modern verb avenge) from noun
(enemia, punishment), and the second element - glory. Figuratively - "Nice
avenger, defender. " This is one of the very few Slavic names included in
orthodox sacraments
Education of patronymic: Mstislavovich, Mstislavovna or Mstislavich, Mstislavna
Conversational options: Mestish, Avengers, Mirei, Mystic, Steve, Steve, Steve,
Steller, Glory, Slavik, Slavik, Slavka, Slavonka, Slavnyak, Flavochka,
Slavushka, Slosently, Slavuna, Slavutka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Blessed Prince Mstislav Brave, Novgorod, June 14/27
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Mstislav
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Mstislav - a rare name (1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys). Famous
Mstislava - Keldysh (Soviet Mathematics, Academician), Rostropovich (Cello,
conductor), Sparable (Circus Artist, Director)

Name a R.
Ancient Orthodox name: Naz Riy.
Value, origin of the name: "Nazareyanin", "The one who of Nazareus" (Nazarius, Nazareus,
lat.). Nazareth is a city in Galilee, where Jesus lived
Education of patronymic: Nazarovich, Nazarovna
Conversational options: Nazare, Nazarka, Nazal, Nazik, Nazarushka, Nazarochka, Survey,
Nazarchik, Nazaros, Zarya, Zara, Zark, Zorya, Zora
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Nazari Roman, October 14/27
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nazarius.
Modern English analogs: Nazarius, Nazar
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Name Nazar is located on the 58th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (27 per 10 000
newborn boys). Name Nazari - more rare (3-4 per 10 000)

On the m.
Ancient Orthodox name: On the w.m.
Value, origin of the name: On the w.m - the name of the biblical prophet, means "Comforter",
"Comfortable" (from Dr.-Heb. Nahum)
Education of patronymic: Naumovich, Naumovna
Conversational options: Naumka, a fat, Namushka, Mind, Umka, Cickler, Neum, Nyuma, fuck
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Prophet Naum, December 1/14
- Equal apostolic Naum Ohridsky, July 27 / August 9
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nahum.
Modern English analogs: Nahum.
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Naum - rare name, approximately 4-7 per 10,000 newborn boys

N. e Stor, did not erase
Ancient Orthodox name: Not Stor.
Value, origin of the name: In ancient Greek epic, Nestor - King Pilos, the oldest
a participant in the Trojan war, the wise adviser of the Greeks. Translated the name Nestor means "that
who returned home "," returned to his homeland "
Education of patronymic: Nestorovich, Nevatorsna; Nesterovich, Nesterovna
Conversational options: Nester, Nesterka, Nesterko, Nesterok, Nestre, Nestorius, Nestorka,
Carrying, Nesik, Nestyek, Necchka, Neniak, Esya, Terenka, Terren, Terechka, Trydka, Ternik,
Teresh, Tereshka, Teresshenka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nestor Chronicler, Pechersky, October 27 / November 9
- Sacred Martyr Nestor, Bishop Magiddia, February 28 / March 13
- Martyr Nestor Solunsky, October 27 / November 9
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nestor
Modern English analogs: Nestor // NES, Nesti
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nestor - a rare name, approximately 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys. Name Nester B.
our days is practically not found

Oil (see Mefo Diy)

Nick and ndr.
Ancient Orthodox name: Nick NDR
Value, origin of the name: "Winner", "Victorious" (Greek). If we translate
literally, the name (two components: NIE, Andros) means "Husband - Winner",
"Victorious husband", where "husband" is understood in the same sense as in expressions
"State Husband", "Many of Science"
Education of patronymic: Nikandrovich, Nikandrovna
Conversational options: Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nikkitka, Nikan, Nikina, Nican,
Bit, Nikusha, Nikushka, Nikushka, Nikha, Kanya, Kanushka, Kanechka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Martyr Nicandra Egyptian, Warrior, June 5/18
- Sacred Martyr Nikandra Mirsky, November 4/17
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicander, Nikander
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nikandra - a very rare name (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nican o R.
Ancient Orthodox name: Nicano R.
Value, origin of the name: "Victory Victory" (from the Greek words of NIE - "Victory" and
chorao - "See")
Education of patronymic: Nikanovich, Nikanovna
Conversational options: Nikia, Nikanorka, Nican, Nick, Nick, Niccle, Nikkitka,
Nikan, Nican, Nican, Nikush, Nikushka, Nikushka, Nikha, Kansha, Kanya, Kanushka,
Kanechka, Nora, Dunior, Norchoch, Nor
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Holy Apostle Nikanor, July 28 / August 10; December 28 / January 10
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicanor
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nikanor - a very rare name (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nick and Ta
Ancient Orthodox name: Nicky TA
Value, origin of the name: "Winner" (Greek Nietes)
Education of patronymic: Nicky Tich, Nicky Tichna
Conversational options: Nikitka, Nikisha, Nick, nickname, nickname, Nikitushka, Nikitochka,
Nikitoneka, Nikitik, Nikishka, Nikisha, Niczha, Nicknaya, Nick, Nikusha, Keith, Turkish,
Kitushka, Cute, Ceetynok, Mikita, Mikitka, Mika
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Nikita Confessor, Archbishop Apollonia, March 20 / April 2
- Great Martyr Nikita Gotfsky, Constantinople, September 15/28
- Rev. Nikita Confessor, Constantinople, October 13/26
- Rev. Nikita Confessor, Midician, April 3/16
- Rev. Nikita Khalkidonsky, May 28 / June 10
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicetas, nikita
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Very popular name, located on 8th place in the rating of the popularity of male names (337
for 10,000 newborn boys)

Nick and FOR.
Ancient Orthodox name: Niki Fore
Value, origin of the name: "Carrying victory" (from Nike + Phareo, Dr. Greek.)
Education of patronymic: Nikiforovich, Nikiforovna
Conversational options: Nikisha, Nikishya, Nikishka, Niczha, Nikisha, Nikush, Nick,
Nick, Nick, Nick, Nicky, Nikitka, Kif, Kif
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nikifor Katavadsky, Igumen, April 19 / May 2
- Martyr Nikifor Caesarian (Palestinian), November 13/26
- St. Nikifor confessor, Patriarch Constantinople, March 13/26; June 2/15
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicephorus, nikifor
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nikifor - a very rare name (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nicode andm.
Ancient Orthodox name: Nicode andm.
Value, origin of the name: "The victory of the people", "People's Victory" (from Nike + Demos, Dr.-
greek), in its sense, names Nicodem and Nikolai coincide
Education of patronymic: Nicodeimovich, Nicodeimovna
Conversational options: Nick, Nick, Dima, Dimka, Dem, Nikoda, Nikosh, Niche, Nikisha,
Nikusha, nicknie, Nikonya, Nikitka, Kudim, Diamon, Dimoch, Damusya, Dimusha,
Dimushka, Dimasha, Kodowa, Codowa, Codament, Togkka, Kodushka, Whive, No
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nicodemus Svyatogorets, July 14/27
- Holy Righteous Nicodemus, the secret student of Jesus Christ, August 2/15 and a week
saints Mironoszitsy (that is, in the third Sunday after Orthodox Easter)
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicodemus.
Modern English analogs: Nicodemus // Nick, noddy
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nicodemus - a very rare name (less than 1 per 10,000 newborn boys)

Nikol butj.
Ancient Orthodox name: Nicol butj.
Value, origin of the name: "The victory of the people", "People's Victory" (from Nike + Laos, Dr.-
greek), in its sense, Nikolay's names and nicodems coincide
Education of patronymic: Nikolaevich, Nikolaevna
Conversational options: Nikolakaya, Nikolaik, Nikolka, Nicolka, Nikolyak, Nicolas,
Nick, Nick, Kolya, Kolk, Kolyany, Kolyany, Kolyum, Kolyun, Pork, Kolyasha, Nikola,
Nikolai, Nicholas, Nikolochka, Nikolak, Nikula, Nikula, Nikulka, Nikulsh,
Nicolas, Mikola, Mikolka, Mikula, Mikukah
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Saint Nikolai Mirliki, Archbishop, Wonderworker, May 9/2 22; December 6/19
- Martyr Nikolay Sevastiy, March 9/22
- Rev. Nicholas Confessor, Hegumen Studiosky, February 4/17
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicholas, Nikolai
Modern English analogs: Nicholas, Nicolas // Nick, Nickie, Nicky, Nicol, Niclas,
Nicolai, Coll, Colin, Collin, Nico, Nicco, Nichol
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
The popular name is located on the 28th place in the Rating of Male Names (114 per 10 000
newborn boys)

N. andkon.
Ancient Orthodox name: N. andkon.
Value, origin of the name: "Winning", from the ancient Greek ίίκωνος (Nikonos)
Education of patronymic: Nikonovich, Nikonovna
Conversational options: Nick, Nikosh, Nikitka, Nikan, Nikan, Nika,
Nickname, nickname, nickname, nikasya, nicknie, kanya, horse, barbell, horse
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nikon Radonezhsky, Igumen, November 17/30
- Rev. Nikon Sicilian, Bishop, March 23 / April 5
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nicon, nikon
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nikon - a rare name, approximately 1-2 per 10,000 newborn boys

Nile
Ancient Orthodox name: Nile
Value, origin of the name: Neil is one of the oldest names in the world.
Still in semitic languages naHal meant "river", in ancient Greek this word
transformed B. neilos.and then on Latin came to the form nilus.. IN
greek mythology Nile - Ruma God, Son Ocean and Tetis
Education of patronymic: Nilovich, Nilovna
Conversational options: Nilka, Nilka, Nilik, Nilushka, Nilka, Nilonka, Nilly,
Niluska, Nilechka, Nilenka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nile Mymountile, Afonovsky, May 7/20; November 12/25
- Rev. Nile Postnik, Sinai, November 12/25
- Rev. Nile Soviet, May 7/20
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Nilus, nil
Modern English analogs: Nilus, neil, neal
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Neil is a very rare name. Famous name-known name - our contemporary Neil Valerievich
Ushakov (born 1976), Latvian politician

N. andfont
Ancient Orthodox name: N. andfont
Value, origin of the name: Greek name νήφων ( nEFON, NEFONTOS.) means
"Sober, sensible, reasonable"
Education of patronymic: Nifontovich, nififovna
Conversational options: Nifa, Nifania, Nyfanka, Nififik, Nifushka, Fan, Fanik,
Fan, Fanka, Fall, Founding, Fillushka
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- Rev. Nifont Cyprus, Bishop, December 23 / January 5
- Rev. Nifont, Bishop Novgorod, April 8/21
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: NIPHON, NEPHON
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Nifion - very rare in our days the name is mainly used as monastic

Noah
Ancient Orthodox name: Noah
Value, origin of the name: According to the Bible, Noah was the righteous, for which he was saved
By God from the World Flood and became the successor of the human race. Meaning of the name -
"Peace", "Soothe" (from Dr.-Hera. Noah)
Saints patrons and birthday days (old / new style):
- the days of the memory of the Old Testament Patriarch of Noah are considered the last and the penultimate
sunday in front of Orthodox Merry Christmas (the so-called days of "Holy Framets" and
"Holy Fathers")
Ancient name in foreign Orthodox churches: Noah
Modern English analogs: Noah
The popularity of the name (frequency) in 2010-2015:
Today it is one of the most popular names in the United States and Europe. We have name in Russia yet

Choosing the name of the child, I want not to make a mistake with the choice. After all, it is not for nothing that says: "As the ship will name, so he saves." The sound of the name, his vibration affects the fate of a person. People have long gave great importance to how to name the newborn. Wanting to alleviate the life path of the baby, our ancestors came up with names with a special meaning. Find the name of the name and find out which secret meaning it carries.

Secret name and influence on fate

Especially carefully our progenitors treated the choice of name for the boy. It is very important that in the future he became a courageous, warlike, responsible. Parents watched the character of the Son, noticed the similarity of people with the same names. So there was a secret knowledge about the interpretation of names.

According to esoteric, the name affects:

• general trends of fate;
• character, temperament;
• choice of profession;
• sexuality;
• health;
• carries a numeric code.

Choosing a name for a boy

For a boy, it is important to choose a benevolent name that is well combined with the patronymic and the surname. The name can add hardness in character or vice versa - peace and tranquility. Pick the name, considering:

Men's Russian names for the letter

Let's consider the most famous men's Russian names on the letter H:

What other names can be chosen for the boy:

The main qualities of the girl whose name begins with "n" - a sense of self-esteem, the inner force and the ability to think. So it is not surprising that her main goal is to succeed and is among successful people. For not absolutely unacceptable monotonous, monotonous life - need comfort, self-realization, the case to which you can apply the ability. The combination of such strong abilities naturally generates weaknesses - some distrust of everything that interferes with the doubt, the desire to abandon everything without disaster - even from the knowingly very useful and interesting.

• Hope - (Nadya) Name has greek roots. This is an independent woman for which freedom is not just a word, but the meaning of life. She is always glad to be the center of attention, she needs the opportunity to do what she is pleased. 6 ↓
• Nana - Japanese, Orthodox, Georgian name. Perhaps the name of John, Marianna, Natalia happened. This is a dynamic girl, flexible - a born actress. -33 ↓
• Natalia. - (Natasha) The name is very older, formed in the first centuries of Christianity from the Latin "Birth", "Christmas". Natalia is a modest, friendly, confident, with some sense of superiority. The inborn leader, created to be the center of attention, is a very gifted, cheerful man. 31 ↓
• Neva - Perhaps it happened from "NEVA", from Old English. Neva - the girl is bright, unusual, always seeking use of its abilities. -40 ↓
• Nellie - (Nelya) Perhaps the name comes from the Greek "Neos" - new. The girl with this name is not endowed with restraint. As a rule, it is a rather selfish nature that you always need to feel your superiority. -14 ↓
• Nika - Victory (with ancient Greek). Calm, confident, interesting and proud girl. 54 ↓
• Nikolina - (Nicolas) Bulgarian name derived from Nikolai. This is a cheerful and sociable girl seeking leadership and self-realization. Despite openness, it comes in contact for quite a long time, but if a person is interesting to her - will communicate easily and with pleasure. -39 ↓
• Nicole - The name came from French. A little mysterious, emotional and sociability. 22 ↓
• Nila - Name from ancient Greek "Neos" - "Young", "New". A diligent, reasonable girl, never falling into extremes. -47 ↓
• Nina - There are thousands of versions of the origin of this name. Nina is a man who prefers the Golden Middle and aspire to the ideal in everything. 7 ↓
• Ninel - Read on the contrary "Lenin" - invention of the USSR. Good, responsive, but too sensitive girl with a tendency to fanzer. -25 ↓
• Nona - (Nonna) Translated from Latin "Nona" means - ninth. A tireless girl, full energy and vigor. -55 ↓