Irina
Russian woman's name
Irina is a feminine given name of Greek origin, derived from the word for peace.
Common in Russian and Eastern European countries, it appears in literature and among notable figures: Irina was one of Chekhov's three sisters.
Variants include Irene and Arina.
Russian short-story master
- Three SistersNamed geological triplet
- dramaTheatrical art or turmoil
- theaterVenue for live drama
- playRecreation or staged drama
Moscow · longing · sister · Olga · tragedy · Russian · literature · stage
Eastern Slavic language
- SlavicOf certain Eastern Europeans
- femininePertaining to women
- ElenaFeminine name, Greek origin
- NatashaRussian woman's name
Olga · Tatiana · Svetlana · Marina · Yelena · Anastasia · Galina · Nadia
Representation or paradigm
- supermodelTop-tier fashion icon
- actressFemale stage performer
- ChekhovRussian short-story master
- Three SistersNamed geological triplet
Indiana Jones · tennis · ballerina · cosmonaut · chess · pianist · gymnast · Olympic
Chekhov
Russian short-story master
- Three SistersNamed geological triplet
- dramaTheatrical art or turmoil
- theaterVenue for live drama
play · Moscow · longing · sister · Olga · tragedy · Russian · literature · stage · protagonist
Russian
Eastern Slavic language
Natasha · Olga · Tatiana · Svetlana · Marina · Yelena · Anastasia · Galina · Nadia · Vera
model
Representation or paradigm
- supermodelTop-tier fashion icon
- actressFemale stage performer
- ChekhovRussian short-story master
Three Sisters · Indiana Jones · tennis · ballerina · cosmonaut · chess · pianist · gymnast · Olympic · athlete
Greek
Of Athenian origin
ancient · derivation · classical · Byzantine · meaning · origin · linguistic · variant · spelling · transliteration