Now no one is surprised by the fact that future parents find out the sex of their child almost in the first months of pregnancy. This allows them to prepare for the meeting with the baby more meaningfully, as well as choose a suitable name for him. And although practice shows that the initially chosen option often differs from the final one, it’s still touching and interesting to come up with a name in advance. This event is very important. After all, the name leaves an imprint on the whole future life of a person and is usually fateful.
Now the names of old Russian girls, that is, Old Slavic, have confidently come into fashion. This can be judged at least by the name of the daughters of many famous people in our country, pop stars, cinema and so on. The names of girls (Old Russian) are so diverse that it is sometimes very difficult to dwell on just one. Before making the final choice, think carefully about whether it will be convenient for you.baby go through life with that name. Listen, whether it is combined with a patronymic and a surname.
Old Russian names of girls should be studied in detail. After all, each of them carries its own message, endows the owner with a special character. So, here are the names that evoke good, bright associations: Bogdana (a girl given by God), the same means both Darka and Darina. Beautiful name Lyubomila (sweet, beloved). And Milorada will grow up joyful and sweet. There are other names that are also easy to decipher: Rada, Radimila, Otrada.
If you want your daughter's character to be domineering and strong, you should pay attention to such old Russian girls' names: Wanda (means "greet", "praise"), Vlasta (from the word "ruler"), Vlastimira (literally "owning the world"), Yaroslava (the one that shines with glory).
There are also unusual old Russian female names that are completely unusual for the hearing of a modern person. Nevertheless, they still have a lot of fans today who want to stand out from the crowd. As an example, we can cite such names as Yesenia (means "clear sky"), Lada (symbolizes beauty, harmony), Helena (having divine genes) or Kupava (from the word "bouquet", "set"). If you decide to give preference to one of these options, think about how others will perceive it. You should not assert yourself and prove something to someone at the expense of children.
Of course, the names of girls - old Russian - are very common. Mothers are increasinglythey call their daughters Olesya or Snezhana. The first name means "from the forest", the second - "snow". And in Soviet times, such options were popular: Vera (in charge of the light), Lyudmila (literally - dear to people), Svetlana (bright girl).
Parents, remember that by naming your child by a name that is rare today, you are practically playing Russian roulette. This decision can both help in achieving success, distinguish the child from the background of others, and ruin his life. Ideally, you need to choose something neutral, an option that would harmoniously suit a person both in childhood and adulthood, and also, along with the patronymic and surname, was consonant. Paying tribute to traditions is, of course, good. But common sense should not leave new parents.
