Biblical Hebrew origin
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The language collection
34 names documented as given names in Old East Slavic by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
Biblical Hebrew origin
Meaning not established in our sources
“self-” + “law”
“copious, abundant”
“grasshopper”
“to love”
“to love”
“to love” + “masculine suffix”
“to love”
“good” + “messenger”
“good” + “victory”
“farmer”
“un-” + “bad”
Old Norse origin
Proto-Slavic origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Proto-Slavic origin
Proto-Slavic origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Proto-Slavic origin
Old Norse origin
“to take” + “glory, fame”
“to take” + “glory, fame”
Meaning not established in our sources
Latin origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Ancient Greek origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Proto-Slavic origin
“severe” + “troop”
Old East Slavic origin
Meaning not established in our sources