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“self-” + “law”

• The written form “Автономъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“copious, abundant”

• The written form “Авундии” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“grasshopper”

• The written form “Агавъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to love”

• The written form “Агапии” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to love”

• The written form “Агапионъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to love” + “masculine suffix”

• The written form “Агапитъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to love”

• The written form “Агапиꙗ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“good” + “messenger”

• The written form “Агаѳангелъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“good” + “victory”

• The written form “Агаѳоникъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“farmer”

• The written form “Агрикола” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“un-” + “bad”

• The written form “Акакии” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Old Norse origin

• The written form “Асколдъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Proto-Slavic origin

• The written form “Володимѣръ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Вьсеволодъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Proto-Slavic origin

• The written form “Вѧчеславъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Proto-Slavic origin

• The written form “Горунъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Евпраксия” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Proto-Slavic origin

• The written form “Жирославъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Old Norse origin

• The written form “Игорь” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to take” + “glory, fame”

• The written form “Изяслав” is documented in Old East Slavic.

“to take” + “glory, fame”

• The written form “Изѧславъ” is documented in Old East Slavic.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Ингварь” is documented in Old East Slavic.