Andriy
Andriy is a Ukrainian form of Andrew, meaning man, warrior.
Artyom
Artyom is a name of ancient Greek origin, meaning unharmed, healthy. It formed as a colloquial form of the name Artemy and is associated with the name of the goddess Artemis.
Bohdan
Bohdan is a Czech and Ukrainian form of Bogdan, meaning gift of God.
Bohuslav
Bohuslav is a Czech and Ukrainian form of Polish Boguslaw, meaning glory to God.
Borysko
Borysko or Borys is a Ukrainian form of Russian Boris probably meaning fighter, warrior.
Boyko
Ukrainian ethnic group name turned surname turned forename. It started with a group of Ukrainian montagnards of the Carpathian highlands; it is from this ethnic group that the surname derived which turned to forename. The name, itself, derived from the word “bojko”, meaning resident of western Ukraine.
Danylo
Danylo is a Ukrainian form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.
Dmytro
Dmytro is a Ukrainian form of ancient Greek Demetrios, meaning devoted to mother-earth.
Fedir
Fedir is a Ukrainian form of English Theodore, meaning gift of God.
Hedeon
Hedeon is a Ukrainian form of Hebrew Gideon, meaning hewer, one who cuts trees.
Hryhoriy
Hryhoriy is a Ukrainian form of English Gregory, meaning watchful, vigilant.
Krystiyan
Krystiyan is a Ukrainian form of Christian, meaning follower of Christ.
Kyrylo
Kyrylo is a Ukrainian form of English Cyril, meaning lord.
Lyaksandro
Lyaksandro is a Ukrainian form of Alexander, meaning defender of people.
Maksym
Maksym is a name of Latin origin (maximus) meaning the greatest. In 2010-2012, it was the most popular male name in Ukraine.
Marko
Marko is a Ukrainian form of Marcus, meaning warlike.
Matviy
Matviy is a Ukrainian form of Matthew, meaning gift of God.
Mykhailo
Mykhailo is a Ukrainian form of Michael, meaning who is like God
Mykola
Mykola is a Ukrainian form of Nicholas, meaning victory of people.
Mykyta
Mykyta is a Ukrainian version of the name Nikita of ancient Greek origin, which means winner.
Nazar
Nazar is a Ukrainian name of Hebrew origin, meaning devoted to God.
Oleh
Oleh is a Ukrainian name originating from the Old Norse Helgi, meaning blessed, holy.
Olek
Olek is a nickname for Ukrainian Oleksander, meaning defender of people.
Oleksander
Oleksander is a Ukrainian form of Alexander, meaning defender of people.
Oleksiy
Oleksiy is a Ukrainian form of ancient Greek Alexius, meaning defender, protector.
Oles’
Oles’ is another Ukrainian form of the ancient Greek name Alexius, meaning “defender, protector”. Also, a lot of researchers believe that it is a completely Slavic name, meaning forest, next to the forest.
Ostap
Ostap is a folk form of the name Evstafiy, which in Greek means firmly standing, solid, unchanging, steadfast. It is possible that this name comes from another Greek name - Eustachius, meaning fertile, blooming.
Pavlo
Pavlo is a Ukrainian form of Paul, meaning small.
Petro
Petro is an Esperanto and Ukrainian form of Peter, meaning rock, stone.
Petruso
Petruso is a Ukrainian form of Peter, meaning rock, stone.
Pylyp
Pylyp is a Ukrainian form of English Philip, meaning friend of horses.
Symon
Symon is a Ukrainian form of Greek Simon, meaning the one who was listened to.
Taras
Taras is a Russian and Ukrainian form of Greek Tarasios, meaning restless, agitated.
Vasyl
Vasyl is a Ukrainian form of English Basil, meaning king.
Volodymyr
Volodymyr is a Ukrainian form of Slavic Vladimir, meaning famous ruler.
Volodyslav
Volodyslav or Vladyslav is a name of Slavic origin, meaning possessor of glory.
Yakiv
Yakiv is a Ukrainian form of Jacob, meaning following on the heels of someone.
Yaroslav
Yaroslav is a name of Slavic origin, meaning ardent and glorious.
Yevheniy
Yevheniy is a Ukrainian form of Eugene, meaning born, family.
Yosyp
Yosyp is a Ukrainian form of Joseph, meaning shall add, which is usually taken to mean God will add another son.
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