Tatiana
Russian girl's name
Tatiana is a feminine given name of Russian origin, derived from a Roman family name of uncertain meaning.
It has been popular throughout Eastern Europe and gained wider international use in the twentieth century.
The name is associated with Saint Tatiana, a third-century Christian martyr, and appears in Russian literature, most notably as a character in Pushkin's *Eugene Onegin*.
Common diminutives include Tanya and Tati.
Name meaning resurrection
- NataliaLatin name meaning natal
- OlgaSlavic feminine name
- SvetlanaRussian feminine given name
- IrinaRussian feminine name
Katerina · Marina · Sofia · Galina · Valentina · Vera · Larisa · Anya
Of certain Eastern Europeans
- MoscowRussia's capital city
- PushkinEugene Onegin author
- KremlinMoscow's fortified government seat
- SiberiaRussia's eastern expanse
ballet · tsarina · borsch · samovar · matryoshka · balalaika · Dostoevsky · Tolstoy
Eugene Onegin author
- heroineBrave female protagonist
- verseMetered poetic passage
- romanceLove and its excitement
- novelNew and unusual
protagonist · character · narrative · tragedy · poetry · rejection · unrequited · aristocrat
Anastasia
Name meaning resurrection
Irina · Katerina · Marina · Sofia · Galina · Valentina · Vera · Larisa · Anya · Sasha
Slavic
Of certain Eastern Europeans
Siberia · ballet · tsarina · borsch · samovar · matryoshka · balalaika · Dostoevsky · Tolstoy · Chekhov
Pushkin
Eugene Onegin author
novel · protagonist · character · narrative · tragedy · poetry · rejection · unrequited · aristocrat · ingenue
- Russian Royaltytsar, tsarina, tsarevna, czar, czarina
- Slavic NamesVladimir, Natasha, Boris, Sasha, Igor
- Latin NamesAurelia, Augustus, Cassius, Claudia, Cornelia
- Royal NamesAugustus, Anne, Caesar, Charles, Carl
- Russian LiteratureTolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Pushkin, Nabokov
- Fairy Loresprites, pixies, goblins, fairy rings, fairy wings