Russian names for boys are modern with meaning. Rare male names

As a rule, all parents try to choose a name for the boy in such a way that it would certainly be harmonious. This is how parents subconsciously plan that the future man will adulthood will call, using not only the first name but also the patronymic, and create the most basic comfort in the life of an adult, namely a beautiful, euphonious name for hearing.

However, we must not forget that all sonorous male names they are simply obliged to have a meaning corresponding to the sound, for example, the same strength, and masculinity, and sometimes leadership, and even some militancy, this is the most necessary of all the qualities of the future male owner of the house, the male protector of the weak, the male breadwinner and breadwinner.

A male name is more than a female one, it must culturally correspond to the lifestyle of your family, it must be suitable according to religion, according to the traditions of the area where you live, and always according to the traditions of the clan. Choosing a particular name for a boy is often obligated by tradition, for example, the tradition of naming a boy after his grandfather, great-grandfather, or possibly a family friend. You should not be afraid of such traditions at all, because when you choose a family name for a man, you will mean all the most best features of the person who previously bore such a name, you will, of course, program the continuation of the family and the mandatory strengthening of your family values, and your family unity.

Especially carefully and extremely carefully choose a male name come to us from other languages. You should definitely think about exactly how this name will sound as the patronymic of your future grandchildren, and of course, the meaning of a foreign name should be clear and well studied for you so that it doesn’t happen that one day the child will find himself in a funny or worse unpleasant situation.

We provide on this page a wide variety of male names with familiar and somewhat original sounding, taken from different cultures and languages. This reliable and comprehensive information can help you make right choice a name for a boy that will fully comply with all your preferences and, of course, those tasks that you subconsciously, or vice versa, absolutely consciously put into a name for your child.

A name is something given to us by our parents. This is what we give to our children. It is very important, because it can become a reliable amulet and protective talisman for you.

Sergey. Sergei means "clear". Clarity is the purity and strength of the mind. This name is a good universal amulet, as well as a kind of happy talisman. True, Sergey still has frequent problems with his opponents.

Anton. A strong name that protects its owner from love spell and from mental confusion. There is a weak resistance to the evil eye and curses. Anton is a warrior who fights for his freedom and recognition, so he does not always manage to defend himself, because the essence of this name is struggle.

Alexei. Translated from Greek means "protector". Protection is always good. The amulet from this name turns out to be good, but not always stable. This inconstancy prevents Aleksei from being protected from the evil eye or a love spell.

Michael. This name arguably fits the description of the ideal protection for a boy or a grown man, since the camp of specialists is divided into two large parts - those who believe that this name is one of the best, and those who consider it mediocre in terms of protection. Due to this confusion, we only give it sixth place on our list.

Kirill. This name means "master", which hints at a special energy. Cyril is his own boss, so he is definitely not afraid of simple evil eyes. Do you want to provide the boy with protection and strength? - call him Cyril.

Valery. The meaning is similar to Cyril, but is interpreted a little differently. This is a stronger name-amulet, because it was always worn by the most persistent men. It grants stable protection from almost all types of energy impact.

Victor. He is the winner and he is the winner. The highest level energy is able to give Victor protection from everything that comes from people who are evil and hostile. We give bronze to this excellent name, which is both beautiful and a talisman.

Igor. From time immemorial, Igor was painted with calmness, strength and equanimity. These qualities help to see the world in the right light, abstracting from everything that may be unnecessary. Igor is absolutely not worried about the very possibility of being cursed. He knows it won't affect him. This makes Igor the most powerful talisman name on our list. Almost the strongest.

Alexander. ancient name meaning "defender of the clan". This spiritual talisman is able to provide stable protection not only for the boy or man himself, but for his entire family. Thus, Alexander is the best name for protection from filth, evil eye, envy, curses and all invisible problems.

Don't forget that a name is like a name for a ship. Whatever you call a boy, that will be his life. Our ancestors believed that names have a special magic that gives a person strength, luck and protection.

We also advise you to familiarize yourself with female amulets. Find out how powerful your name is, or help yourself decide what to name your unborn child. Good luck and don't forget to press the buttons and

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The modern Russian name book includes Russian names that are currently used on the territory of Russia.

In addition to the original Russian names in Russian nomenclature included Hebrew, Greek, Roman (Latin), Scandinavian and Persian names, who have adapted on the territory of Russia and have long been perceived as Russian.

Most of the Russian names that are currently used on the territory of Russia are not originally Russian by origin. They are borrowed from Greek along with christian religion and came to Russia from Byzantium.

By the 18-19 centuries, Old Russian names were almost completely forgotten, and those brought christian names were changed taking into account the peculiarities of Russian pronunciation (Aquilina - Akulina, Yuliania - Ulyana, Artemy - Artyom, Daniil - Danila, Jeremiah - Yeremey).

Where did the Byzantine (Greek) names that became Russian come from?

The Greeks also collected in their name book best names all the peoples with whom they maintained trade and cultural relations.

In addition to names of ancient Greek origin, they used ancient Roman and Hebrew names, and also used ancient Persian, ancient Egyptian, Chaldean, Syrian and Babylonian names.

If we consider names by meaning, then almost all names Greek and Roman origin talk about positive (desired) traits of character and appearance.

Hebrew names different from Greek and Roman. Most Jewish names are associated with the name of God. For example, Gabriel is my God's strength! Daniel is God's judgment.

Currently names of any country includes not only the original names of his people, but also borrowed names. This is the result of cultural and trade exchange between peoples, mixing of cultures, as well as a consequence of the migration of peoples.

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There is such an anecdote: - Elisha, son, don't they tease you in the kindergarten? - And who will tease something? Ostap? Evstafiy? Arkhip? Prokop? Or maybe Nahum? Indeed, you go into the group, and there is the thirtieth kingdom, and not kindergarten. Parents in Lately(read when the vigilant eye of conscientious grandmothers from Soviet Union) began to come up with unusual names for boys. And what - as you call the ship, so it will float.

It is widely believed that a person needs a name in order to be his "individual distinguisher". Scientists refute this position with a variety of facts. For example, in Sweden in the 60s of the last century, the population was approximately 7 million. Of these, the surname Anderson was 381 thousand people, Johanson 364 thousand people, Carlson - 334 thousand. In Moscow at the same time, there were 90 thousand Ivanovs in the telephone directory, of which a thousand were Ivanov Ivanovich Ivanovs. The homonym was widespread. This situation is realized in two versions: father and son or mother and daughter have the same name. Or a tougher option - siblings have the same name. For example, Tsar Ivan III had two brothers, Andrei, and two daughters, Elena. The Poles in the Middle Ages in the city of Krakow lived a canon named Jan Dlugash. According to surviving documents, 10 of his siblings had the same name. And in the Russian pre-revolutionary village, 25% of men bore the name Ivan, and what is a beautiful name for a boy.

Greatest and Unscathed

Today, parents are increasingly thinking about how to distinguish their child from the crowd, help him live bright life, unusually naming it. Giving a rare name to a boy, no matter how punning it may sound, is not uncommon today. The following list of unusually beautiful names for a boy will help to single out a son from classmates, and then classmates or colleagues:

• Adam,
• Arthur,
• Adrian,
• Bronislav,
• Boleslav,
• Benedict,
• Walter,
• Hermann,
• Proud,
• Demyan,
• David,
• Elisha
• Zakhar,
• Ignat,
• Clement,
• Christian,
• Lubomir,
• Martin,
• Nathan,
• Orestes,
• Oscar,
• Plato,
• Rudolf,
• Stanislav,
• Taras,
• Felix,
• Khariton,

In 2015, the Moscow Civil Registry Office registered the name Sevastopol for the first time. Also in different cities, parents chose such rare and beautiful names for boys like:

• Diamond,
• Jazz,
• hector,
• Kuzma,
• laurel,
• Luke,
• Radislav,
• Radamir,
• Dawn,
• North,
• Spartacus,
• Fadey,
• Jaromir.

At the same time, the most popular names in Russia for many years have been Alexander (meaning "defender"), Artem ("unharmed"), Maxim ("greatest").

Recently, the tendency to call children forgotten has returned. old Russian names, primarily those that the church used to give: Zakhar, Plato, Savva, Demid, Lukyan, Miron, Ruslan, Rurik, Svyatoslav. This is really good for Russia in terms of compatibility with first and last names. A separate "caste" of these names is all those that end in "glory". In the XI-XIII centuries in Rus', these names mainly referred to the Rurikoviches. The main thing is to teach the child, when he grows up, to clearly pronounce the name, otherwise he will be just Vyacheslav everywhere, and not some kind of Boreslav or Miroslav. By the way, the now popular name of Milan is similar in meaning and origin to Miroslav, so you can call children of different sexes like this - Miroslav and Milan.

Everything is clear with Russia - stability. In the USA, for example, the most popular names for boys are John, Robert, Richard, William. Popular in England modern names for boys: Stephen, Paul, David, Mark, Alan. And in Germany - Ben, Lucas, Paul, Lucas, Leon, Maximilian, Felix, Noah, David, Jan.

Interestingly, in some countries the number of names is not regulated at all. In the city of Purcelles in Belgium in 1972, the boy was given a name consisting of the names of 22 players from the local football club. In Russia, the number of names is strictly limited. And well - it's not hard to imagine what a riot of names our parents would have come up with in an attempt to create the most unusual names.

Life Stories

Interestingly, many parents who gave their sons rare and unusual names found it difficult to tell how exactly they did it. Most either just read the dictionary of names, choosing almost at random, or said "I got hit in the head during pregnancy." It seems that few approach the choice thoroughly, study the meaning of the name, pronounce the name out loud, try on affectionate sounds. But some mothers still told amazing stories.

Mother Anastasia, son Bazhen:

I have always been interested in names and their meanings. When I found out about the pregnancy, I immediately decided for myself that the name would certainly be Slavic origin, in my case - Old Russian. There were other options, but they fell away on the same day they were offered. I chose the name for my son, I read a lot about his origin, I like its meaning and sound. The name came from the Old Russian verb “bazhat”, which means “to wish, to want”, that is, Bazhen is a welcome child. The name was common in the Middle Ages in Rus'. I affectionately call Bazhenchik, abbreviated as Zhenya.

Mother Inna, son Gordey:

It turned out that I came up with a name for my son 16 years before the birth of Gordey. I worked as an assistant teacher in a children's sanatorium, and in my group there was a boy named Gordey. He was ten years old and he looked like an angel: blue-eyed blond, very kind, well-mannered, and most importantly, smart beyond his years.

To my joy, my husband immediately liked my cherished name for his son. For order, we tried to look for other options, but nothing else suited us at all. Although I had a spare name - Vasily, but in the end it was Vasily that I married, and this option disappeared by itself.

It is interesting that in 16 years I have never met a person named Gordey, but now I know several of my son's little namesakes, born in the last year and a half. So the name is no longer so rare.

Our Gordey was born not in Russia, but in Cyprus, where my family and I temporarily live. And it came as a surprise to me that the name of my son turned out to be difficult for the hearing and speech of foreigners. Cyprus is a country where children are very much loved. On the street, they constantly get acquainted with Gordey, play, talk and, of course, ask his name. Sometimes you have to repeat several times and answer clarifying questions: “No, not Harry. And not Gordon. One of the son's diminutive names is easier to pronounce: Gordy. And in our family we call him in the Russian manner - Gordyusha. So the name sounds cozy and homely.

name the boy unusual name or not, of course, it's up to the parent. He will be Jan, Sasha or Elisha - it is the parents who should choose this, although the public may oppose. The main thing when choosing a name for a boy is to remember one extremely important thing: the name must be combined with the patronymic and surname. If a girl can still change her last name, then the boy, most likely, as he was named by his parents, will live his whole life.

For many men, the birth of a son is major event in life. The boy will become the successor of the family, will bear the name of his father. From ancient times, the choice of a name for a boy was approached with special attention. After all, he had to grow up to be a brave, dexterous man, able to protect his family. So the name should help form positive features character.

First of all, when choosing a name for a boy, you need to remember that someday he himself will become a father. Therefore, it is necessary to choose one from which a beautiful and easy-to-pronounce middle name is formed. Some parents prefer to give their children names that are rare or atypical for our nationality. Before you apply your imagination in this area, you should think about future grandchildren - how difficult will it be to choose a name for a boy by patronymic: Dzhonovich, Vetrovich, Angelovna or Karlosovna?

How to choose a name for a boy by patronymic

Before giving a name to your child, think about how it will be combined with a patronymic. Question: "How to name a boy by his patronymic?" - important, as it can also affect the character of the child.

You should not name the child after any date or event, as well as unrealistic names, for example, Google or Quark. Care should also be taken when naming a child by the names of close relatives. A child can inherit the character and destiny of that person. And also it can cause the degeneration of your kind.

Many psychologists do not recommend naming boys after their fathers. First, it is not always harmonious and easy to pronounce. For example, Alexander Alexandrovich is often called San Sanych. Nikolai Nikolaevich may be nicknamed Kolya Kolya, which, quite possibly, will not please the bearer of the name. Psychologists also say that boys who bear the name of their father often grow up unbalanced, capricious, nervous and irritable. However, this is not essential. After all, how a child grows up depends only to a very small extent on the name. As they say, it is not the name that makes the man, but the man the name.

It is not recommended to call a boy a female-male name if the peculiarity of the surname does not allow determining gender. For example, the combination of the name and surname Sasha Cherny does not raise doubts that it belongs to a man. The same applies to options like Valya Ivanov, Zhenya Nekrasov, Valera Rochev. But in combinations with indeclinable surnames, such as Sasha Mitchell, Valya Katz, Zhenya Markevich, gender is not expressed. Boys are often embarrassed by this and, as adults, they often change their name or, when they get married, take their spouse's surname.

It is worth remembering that boys often give each other nicknames, often quite offensive. Even if the team in which the child will be brought up and studied turns out to be very friendly and close-knit, the appearance of nicknames is quite possible, especially if the boy's name is conducive to this. Parents need to make sure that various diminutive variants of the name they like do not carry a negative meaning and will not be understood ambiguously.

It is worth familiarizing yourself with the etymology and meaning of the name. It can have a meaning that we don’t even know about, and the origin of the name can be very surprising. So, for example, many believe that the name Bogdan is Christian, since it literally means "given by God." But there is also an opinion that Bogdan is a pagan name, and God, imprinted in the name, has nothing to do with Jesus. Also, many are sure that such traditional names for Russians as Maria and Ivan are primordially Russian, but, in fact, these are names with Jewish roots.

Thinking about how to choose the right name for a boy, you should give preference to the option in which it is possible to use both an adult - official - form, and a soft - childish one. Psychologists recommend calling a rude and stern boy only diminutive names. This will make his character softer. For example, Maxim can be Maksik, Masik, Masya, Maximushka. Alexey - Lyosha, Lyosha, Lyonechka. If the child, on the contrary, is too timid, shy, soft and weak, it is better to use a tougher, more courageous form of the name. In this case, Maxim should be called Max, and Alexei - Lyokha or simply Alexei.

Proper selection of a name for a boy will allow you to develop certain qualities in a child. Solid, tough male names contribute to the formation of a strong and stubborn character in a boy. Examples of such names: Dmitry, Igor, Grigory, Yegor, Gleb, Bogdan, George. These names are dominated by voiced paired consonants, often in combination with the sound "r".

People with mild names are distinguished by a calm and complaisant character - among them are Mikhail, Alexei, Ilya, Vitaly, Miroslav, Veniamin, etc. In such names, vowels and sonorants "p, l, m, n, d" predominate, especially "l". Neutral names are balanced and moderately persistent people. Such can be considered those names that cannot be unambiguously attributed to either hard or soft. For example, Roman, Andrei, Pavel, Arkady.

Perhaps the phonetic structure of the word has great importance, but many psychologists recommend paying attention to the set of associations that the name of the boy carries. It is not denied that the name can influence the development of the child's personality, but this becomes possible not due to the sound of the name, but due to the associations that it causes.

If someone is asked to make psychological picture a complete stranger only on the basis of his name, then there is no doubt - the task will be completed. And this means that with each of the names we have some kind of association, often not even realized.

So, among Russians, the name Alexander is associated with great people, so they (Alexanders) are often credited with mass positive qualities. Vladimir is estimated by the majority as a man of power, cunning, thoughtful, firm and strong. Perhaps this is due to the easy-to-read meaning of the name "owner of the world." Many people associate Mikhail with a bear, therefore, the corresponding qualities are attributed to him - immobility, clumsiness, conservatism, simplicity, hard work.

It is the associative perception of the name, according to psychologists, that ultimately affects the character and fate - after all, the development of his personality largely depends on how a person perceives himself and how others see him. Thus, parents can ask relatives and friends to draw a verbal psychological portrait of a person with a particular name. If, in general, the portrait turns out to be very pretty, then the right name for the boy has been found! And when at the same time the heart tells you, you can no longer sort through the options.

How to name a boy according to the calendar

If you are interested in how to name a boy according to the calendar, look at the child's birthday. On each day of the church year, as a rule, the memory of several saints is celebrated. It is permissible to choose a name among those who are mentioned on the eighth day from birth, since it was on this day that in ancient times they called the name, because the number eight symbolizes eternity. If you don't like the names of church calendar on the first and eighth day, then look at the 40th day from birth. It is on this day that a child is brought to the temple to perform the sacrament of Holy Baptism, and a cleansing prayer is read to the mother, after which she can return to church life again, proceed to confession and communion.

Nowadays, the name of the child is usually chosen by the parents and very rarely changed at baptism. For example, the boy Helium received the canonical name Herman at baptism. However, the revival of the church, the attention of the state to it, the recognition of religious holidays by it, the appeal of people to national history, the history of his family restored interest in church names. I would like to know not only when it is necessary to celebrate the name day, but also in honor of which saint we were named so that we could turn to him in difficult times.

How to name a boy by numerology

You can find out how to name a boy by date of birth. According to this science, each number carries a certain meaning and can influence the fate of a person. So, the number "one" symbolizes the ability to go to the goal and aggression, two - balance, three - the connection between the past and the future, four - stability and prudence, "five" - ​​uncertainty, inconstancy, but at the same time the ability to feel the fullness of being , "six" is stability, "seven" is a mystical nature, "eight" is success and material well-being, "nine" - wealth and glory.

To find out how to correctly name a boy by date of birth using the science of numerology, you need to calculate the number that will correspond to the child's birthday. And after that, you need to see what number corresponds to the chosen name for the baby - after all, the ratio of the numbers of the birthday and the name has a great influence on the fate of a person. If it suddenly turns out that the number of the name is greater than the number of the birthday, then the child can grow up ambitious, and if vice versa, he will indulge his weaknesses and inclinations. When the number of the birthday corresponds to the number of the name, then the fate of the child will be easy, and the character will be harmonious. This situation can equally mitigate unfavorable number or the unfavorable influence of the child's name on his fate. But some numerologists tend to believe that the character of a person in this case will not be too bright, so choosing a name for a child is not such an easy task as it might seem at first glance.

How to name a boy in 2013-2014

Eugene, Konstantin, Gleb, Yuri, Vasily, Matvey, Yaroslav, Arseny, Fedor, Alexander, Nikita, Daniel, Dmitry, Maxim, Ivan, Roman, Andrey, Artem, Egor, Ilya, Mikhail, Anton, Victor, Igor, Vladislav, Oleg, Stepan, Vladimir, Nikolai, Grigory, Timofey, George, German, Stanislav, Efim, Athanasius, Artemy, Leonid, Ruslan, Zakhar, Anatoly, Edward, Vyacheslav, Eric, Makar, Pavel, Artur, Sergey, Valentin, Valery, Vsevolod, Philip, David, Arkady, Tikhon, Savva, Gennady, Vadim, Vitaly, Boris, Semyon, Lev, Mark, Peter, Timur, Denis, Alexei, Kirill.

The meaning of the name by month of the year can vary significantly. For example, "December" Alexei is healthier than "summer" and "spring". "Summer" Alexei has a less strong will than "winter" or "autumn". Alexei, born in the spring, is capable of deep feelings, but does not dare to express them. "Autumn" Alexey is more self-confident.

Our suggestions on how to name a boy according to the seasons:

AUTUMN

How to name a boy in September:

Andrei, Timofey, Fadey, Athanasius, Arseny, Grigory, Peter, Ivan, Savva, Alexander, Daniel, Valery, Ilya, Leonty, Nikolai, Stepan, Viktor, Kondrat, Benjamin, Georgy, Arkhip, Arkady.

People born in September are extremely mobile and temperamental. You will never get bored in their company. Completely non-confrontational, but they can be easily hurt because they are very gullible.

How to name a boy in October:

Konstantin, David, Trofim, Fedor, Mikhail, Oleg, Andrey, Dmitry, Peter, Anton, Ivan, Makar, Vladislav, Stepan, Sergey, Ignatius, Mark, Alexander, Vyacheslav, Khariton, Grigory, Roman, Denis, Vladimir, Erofey, Pavel, Alexei, Matvey, Philip, Thomas.

Such men are very gambling. At any cost, they try to try everything that life throws at them, but rarely bring the work they have started to the end. But still, it cannot be said that these people are bored.

How to name a boy in November:

Ivan, Artem, Yakov, Alexander, Anton, Heraclius, Denis, Konstantin, Ignatius, Athanasius, Dmitry, Andrey, Mark, Maxim, Stepan, Kuzma, George, Egor, Yuri, Grigory, Arseny, Herman, Pavel, Valery, Evgeny, Kirill, Fedor, Fedot.

These are dreamers and romantics, which makes it easy to spend money. They say about such people that they were not born in their era. They are often misunderstood by others. As a rule, they have only one devoted friend.

WINTER

How to name a boy in December:

Roman, Plato, Anatoly, Grigory, Ivan, Valery, Mikhail, Maxim, Alexander Alexei, Makar, Fedor, Peter, Jacob, George, Yegor, Yuri, Innokenty, Vsevolod, Gabriel, Vasily, Stepan, Andrey, Naum, Athanasius, Savva , Gennady, Zakhar, Nikolai, Anton, Leo, Pavel, Kirill, Foma, Daniel, Semyon.

These people they are very mysterious and mysterious. In appearance they are indifferent and cold, but somewhere deep inside they are passionate. Distrustful of others. To earn the trust of these people, you need to work hard. But they will always quickly come to the rescue in difficult times.

How to name a boy in January:

Grigory, Ilya, Timofey, Daniel, Ivan, Ignat, Athanasius, Kirill, Nikita, Anton, Maxim, Pavel, Mikhail, Sergey, Philip, Peter, George, Yuri, Yegor, Nikolai, Efim, Konstantin, Stepan, Fedor, Mark, Vasily, Naum, Artem, Semyon, Trofim, Valentin, Savva, Veniamin, Prokhor. You can recall the old ones: Proclus, Elizar, Sevastyan.

It has been noticed that boys born in January may have difficulty making important decisions, but they rarely ask for help from others, preferring to solve their problems on their own. can be good and devoted friends but usually go their own way.

How to name a boy in February:

Benjamin, Fedor, Alexei, Anton, Nikolai, Kirill, Konstantin, Stepan, Peter, Gennady, Innokenty, Semyon, Ivan, Dmitry, Maxim, Grigory, Efim, Timofey, Nikita, Alexander, Arseny, Victor, Leonty, Gerasim, Vitaly, Felix, Philip, Lavrenty, Roman, Vasily, Hippolyte, Zakhar, Pankrat, Pavel, Prokhor, Vsevolod, Ignatius, Julian, German, Nikifor. From the old ones: Savva, Akim, Valerian, Feoktist, Luke, Porfiry.

Moderately gentle, sensual, but not deprived of masculinity. They are easy to hurt. Very good advisors and parents. They are best suited for work that requires meticulousness and precision.

SPRING

How to name a boy in March:

Daniel, Danila, Ilya, Pavel, Julian, Fedor, Kuzma, Lev, Eugene, Makar, Maxim, Fedot, George, Afanasy, Arkady, Kirill, Anton, Leonty, Leonid, Mark, Victor, Denis, Stepan, Semyon, Nikifor, Rostislav, Mikhail.

Iridescent people look at the world optimistically. They can easily cheer up any company thanks to their unique sense of humor. They are not afraid of defeat, on the contrary, they are encouraged to take action.

How to name a boy in April:

Innocent, Sergei, Ivan, Kirill, Yakov, Foma, Vasily, Artem, Zakhar, Peter, Stepan, Mark, Veniamin, Efim, Makar, Nikita, Leonid, George, Semyon, Anton, Daniel, Vadim, Alexander, Savva, Trofim, Mstislav, Gabriel, Andrey, Yegor, Yuri, Plato, Maxim, Khariton, Victor, Aristarkh, Kondrat.

Energetic and dynamic, they cannot stagnate in one place. They have a thirst for change. But this does not mean that they are fickle in feelings. And if they meet their "half", they will be infinitely faithful and devoted to her.

How to name a boy in May:

Anton, Victor, Ivan, Kuzma, George, Nikifor, Alexander, Grigory, Fedor, Denis, Vsevolod, Vitaly, Gabriel, Anatoly, Alexei, Leonty, Savva, Thomas, Mark, Vasily, Stepan, Semyon, Kirill, Maxim, Yakov, Nikita, Ignat, Boris, Gleb, Roman, Peter, David, Konstantin, Athanasius, Timothy, Joseph, Pakhom.

Quite carefree, but responsible. Thanks to their energy and optimism, they can “defuse” any tense situation.

SUMMER

How to name a boy in June:

Ignatius, Ivan, Sergey, Alexander, Alexei, Konstantin, Mikhail, Fedor, Vladimir, Leonty, Nikita, Semyon, Stepan, George, Yegor, Yuri, Makar, Christian, Valery, Denis, Khariton, Pavel, Dmitry, Nazar, Igor, Leonid, Anton, Karp.

They are usually lucky. Enjoy great success with the opposite sex, and authority at work. They also have excellent health. Almost their only drawback is absent-mindedness, which is associated with their great attraction to the unknown.

How to name a boy in July:

Leonty, Ivan, Gleb, Julius, Julian, Peter, Anton, Artem, German, Svyatoslav, Alexey, Roman, Mikhail, Yakov, David, Denis, Pavel, Sergey, Andrey, Valentin, Vasily, Konstantin, Mark, Philip, Matvey, Maksim. From the relatively rare, ancient names, you can choose: Samson, Demyan, Sofron, Nicodemus, Demid.

The main qualities of such people are organization and purposefulness. As a rule, they make a quick and clear choice. And never regret what has already been done. But alone with yourself, it happens that they allow themselves to relax.

How to name a boy in August:

Roman, Ilya, Semyon, Savva, Trofim, Boris, Gleb, David, Makar, Christopher, German, Clement, Naum, Nikolai, Konstantin, Mikhail, Maxim, Alexander, Anton, Leonty, Vasily, Stepan, Kuzma, Denis, Grigory, Leonid, Alexey, Dmitry, Matvey, Ivan, Peter, Yakov, Miron, Fedor, Tikhon, Arkady, Pavel, Philip, George, Yegor.

Someone else's secret is sacred to them. And even to yourself to the best friend they will never reveal anyone's secret. They have principles that they never break. They are the embodiment of loyalty and constancy.