Paul Goldschmidt's Dictionary of Period Russian Names - Section A

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• Abakum (m) --
  • Pats: Abakumov (Goriashka Abakumov, locksmith). 1596. [Tup 117]
• Abez'iana? (m) --
  • Pats: Abez'ianin (Burnash Vasil'ev syn Abez'ianin, Riazan' great landowner). 1561. [Tup 71]
• Abla (m) -- Abla, ruler of Bukhara. 1601. [RIB II 283]
• Ablegirim (m) -- Ablegirim, Pelym prince. 1594. [RIB II 107]
• Ablez (m) --
  • Pats: Ablezov (Teriushnoi Leont'ev syn Ablezov, Moscow courtier). 1625. [Tup 390]
• Ablon (m) -- Ablon. 1368. [Mor 1]
• Abnik (m) -- Abnik. 1427. [Mor 1]
• Abotur (m) -- Abotur, serf in Musetsk parish. 1539. [Tup 31]
  • Vars: Obotur (Fedot Obotur Vakhromeev syn, "old resident" of the Troitskii Monastary). 1537. [Tup 31]
  • Pat Vars: Oboturov [from Obotur] (Ivan Ofonas'ev syn Oboturova, landowner). 1539. [Tup 464]
• Abram (m) -- Russianized form of Abraham.
  • Vars: Obram (Obram Markar'ev syn Mishukov, Shui warden). 1634-42. [RIB II 748]
  • Pats: Abramov (Beztuzh Abramov, landowner in the Zamozsk parish). 1500. [Tup 46]
    • Abramovich (Derzhislav Abramovich). 1221. [Tup 127]
  • Pat Vars: Obramov (Gridia Mishin syn Obramova). 1538-9. [RIB II 773]
• Abrosim (m) --
  • Pats: Abrosimov (Meliusha Abrosimov). 1537. [Mor 121]
• Abykan (m) --
  • Vars: Obakan (Obakan Vasil'ev syn Titova, servant). 1534. [Tup 31]
    • Obekan (Obekan Kurov). Second Half of 15th Century. [Gra 254]
• Acheiko (m) -- Acheiko Ivanov. 1507. [Mor 5]
• Achekmat (m) --
  • Pats: Achekmatov (Maitmas Achekmatov, head of the Iurtov servant tatars). 1617. [RIB II 352]
• Achkas (m) --
  • Pats: Achkasov (Vasiuk Presnets Onkudinov syn Achkasov, serf). 1498. [Tup 325]
• Adaliunda (f) -- Adaliunda, nicknamed Daliunda, wife of Lotargius and then Otton I. 912. [Khr 211]
  • Dims: Daliunda (wife of Lotargius and then Otton I). 912. [Khr 212]
• Adam (m) -- "man."
  • Adam, ambassador of the Goth border. 1301. [Gra 63]
• Adash (m) --
  • Pats: Adashev (Mamai Adashev). 1610. [Tup 243]
• Adaukt (m) -- Adaukt. 14th Century. [Lev 6]
• Adelichka (f) -- dim of Adleida.
• Adka (m) -- "adorn oneself"
  • Pats: Adkin (Petr Adkin). 15th Century. [Gra 309]
• Adla (f) -- var of Adleida.
• Adleida (f) -- Adleida. 1206. [Mor 1]
  • Dims: Adelichka. 1206. [Mor 1]
    • Adlesha. 1206. [Mor 1]
  • Vars: Adleta. 1206. [Mor 1]
    • Adla. 1206. [Mor 1]
• Adlesha (f) -- dim of Adleida.
• Adleta (f) -- var of Adleida.
• Adreian (m) -- var of Adrian.
• Adrian (m) -- "from the Adriatic."
  • Adrian Iarlyk, monk. c1460. [Tup 457]
  • Vars: Adreian (Adreian, father superior). 1574. [RIB XII 8]
    • Odreian (Odreian Fedorov). 15th Century. [Gra 275]
• Adviga (f) -- var of Iadviga.
• Aekuev' -- see Aika.
• Aetii (m) -- "eagle."
  • Aetii, martyr. Died in 847. [Buk 136]
• Afaila (f) -- Afaila. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Afanas (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afanasei (m) -- var of Afanasii.
• Afanasii (m) -- "immortal."
  • Afanasii Gruz, city-governor. 1476. [Tup 120]
  • Dims: Afanas. 12th Century. [Art IV 30; #152]
    • Afon (Afon Sapogov, Beloozero official). 1535. [RIB II 31]
    • Afonas (Afonas Sheenok Viazmitin). 1500. [Tup 439]
    • Afonik (Afonik Miakinin). 15th Century. [Gra 260]
    • Afonika (Afonika Ivanov syn, sexton). 1500. [RIB XIV 1]
    • Afonka (Afonka Iakovlev). 1635. [RIB II 595]
    • Afonos. Second Half of 15th Century. [Art IV 63; #178]
    • Afon'ka (Afon'ka Bogoslov, Valuisk horseman). 1629. [Tup 57]
    • Ofanas (Ofanas Tolst Nos). 1601. [Tup 393]
    • Ofonas (Ofonas Matov). 1520. [RIB II 37]
    • Ofonaska (Ofonaska Moroz Gridin syn, peasant). 1500. [Tup 256]
    • Ofonasko (Ofonasko Pila, peasant). 1495. [Tup 304]
    • Ofonia (Ofonia Stepanov syn Plotitsyn, scribe). 1555-6. [RIB XIV 58]
    • Ofonka (Ofonka Vasil'ev). 1574. [RIB XII 10-1]
    • Ofonko (Ofonko Grigor'ev syn Neelov). 1611. [RIB II 703]
    • Ofonos. Second Half of 14th Century. [Art VII 11; #406]
    • Ofonosko (Ofonosko Ignatkevii). 15th Century. [Art VII 89; #496]
    • Ofon'ka (Ofon'ka Bitushka, Moscow scribe). 1585. [Tup 48]
  • Vars: Afanasei (Afanasei Dichko Moksheev). 1496. [Tup 128]
    • Afonasei (Afonasei Vnukov). 1448-68. [RIB II 23]
    • Afonasii (Afonasii Shchedroi, archmandrate). 1496. [Tup 453]
    • Ofanasei (Ofanasei Grigor'ev syn D'iakov, warden). 1550. [RIB XIV 44]
    • Ofanasii (priest). 1550. [RIB XIV 61]
    • Offenoes (Offenoes Jurievitze, son of a governor). 1448. [Gra 120]
    • Ofonasei (Ofonasei Pop, peasant). 1495. [Tup 315]
    • Ofonasii (Ofonasii Kostkov syn Shchur'iakov). Before 1445. [Gra 197]
  • Pats: Afanas'ev (Ivan Afanas'ev syn Ergol'skogo). 1567. [RIB II 42]
    • Afanas'evich (Baush Afanas'evich Marakushev, head of the Belozero strelets). 1614. [Tup 42]
  • Pat Vars: Afonas'ev (Kiril Afonas'ev syn). 1593. [RIB XII 13]
    • Afonas'evich (Foma Afonas'evich Buturlin). 1589. [RIB II 322]
    • Ofanasovich' [from Ofanas] (Zhmen' Ofanasovich'). 1633. [Tup 151]
    • Ofanas'ev [from Ofanasii] (Ivan Ofanas'ev syn Betiuk, warden). 1598. [RIB XIV 812]
    • Ofanas'evich [from Ofanasii] (Ivan Ofanas'evich Nashchokin, governor). 1587. [RIB II 45]
    • Ofonasov [from Ofonas] (Shumko Ofonasov, peasant). 1539. [Tup 451]
    • Ofonas'ev [from Ofonasii] (Ivan Ofonas'ev syn). 1511. [RIB XIV 2]
    • Ofonas'evich [from Ofonasii] (Ondrei Ofonas'evich Volokhov, Mangazei governor). 1625-6. [RIB II 431]
    • Ofonas'evich' [from Ofonasii] (Ivan Ofonas'evich', Novgorod governor). 1435. [Gra 171]
    • Ofonin [from Ofonia] (Onshuk Ofonin, Beloozero peasant). 1557. [Tup 290]
    • Ofonsovetse (Demid Ofonsovetse). First Half of 15th Century. [Gra 200]
  • Pat Vars (f): Afonas'eva [from Afonasii] (Mar'itsa Afonas'eva doch', Ivanova zhena). 1608. [RIB XIV 587]
• Afanasiia (f) -- "immortal." Fem of Afanasii.
  • Afanasiia, martyr. Died in 311. [Buk 77]
• Affonii (m) -- "independent."
  • Affonii (m) -- Affonii. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Affvero -- see Alferei.
• Afin (m) -- "Athenian."
  • Pats: Afineevich (Dmitrii Afineevich, Moscow boiar). 1425. [Mor 5]
• Afinodor (m) -- "gift of Athens."
  • Afinodor. 1356. [Lev 18]
• Afinogen (m) -- "offspring of Athens."
  • Afinogen, priest-martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 388]
  • Pats: Afinogenov (Posnik Afinogenov, Moscow clerk). 1587. [Tup 317]
• Afon (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afonas (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afonasei (m) -- var of Afanasii.
• Afonasii (m) -- var of Afanasii.
• Afonik (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afonika (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afonka (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afonos (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afon'ka (m) -- dim of Afanasii.
• Afrikan (m) -- "African."
  • Afrikan, martyr. 1356. [Lev 11]
• Agaf (m) -- "kindly"
  • Agaf. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 37]
  • Vars: Ogaf (Ogaf Stepanov). 1465-6. [Gra 302]
• Agafan (m) -- var of Agafon.
• Agafangel (m) -- "good herald."
  • Agafangel, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 57-8]
• Agafiia (f) -- var of Agaf'ia.
• Agafod (m) -- Agafod. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 36]
• Agafodor (m) -- "kind gift."
  • Agafodor. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 32]
• Agafoggel (m) -- Agafoggel. 1356. [Lev 25]
• Agafokliia (f) -- Agafokliia. 1356. [Lev 4]
• Agafon (m) -- "kindly."
  • Agafon. 1356. [Lev 29]
  • Dims: Agafonko (Agafonko Kulesh, peasant). 1498. [Tup 215]
    • Gafanko. 14th-15th Centuries. [Art II 25; #23]
    • Ogafanok. First Half of 15th Century. [Art IV 45; #161]
    • Ogafonko (Ogafonko Khudoi). 1500. [Tup 418]
  • Vars: Agafan (Agafan Kalkov). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 209]
    • Ogafan (Ogafan Fedorov). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 218]
    • Ogafon. 13th Century. [Art VII 28; #420]
  • Pats: Agafonov (Oskak Agafonov, peasant). 1539. [Tup 292]
    • Agafonovich (Vasilii Agafonovich). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 210]
  • Pat Vars: Agafanov [from Agafan] (Agafan Ontomanov syn Agafanov). 1609. [RIB XIV 202]
    • Ogafanovich' [from Ogafan] (Iakov Ogafanovich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 206]
    • Ogafonov [from Ogafon] (Vasilei Ogafonov, Novgorod ambassador). 1371-2. [Gra 31]
  • Pat Vars (f): Ogafonova [from Ogafon] (Matrena Ogafonova zhona). 15th Century. [Gra 275]
• Agafonik (m) -- "good victory."
  • Agafonik. 14th Century. [Lev 8]
• Agafonika (f) -- "good feats."
  • Agafonika, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 583]
• Agafonko (m) -- dim of Agafon.
• Agafopod (m) -- "the well-footed."
  • Agafopod, martyr. Died in 3rd Century. [Buk 183]
• Agafopus (m) -- "the well-footed."
  • Agafopus, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 711]
• Agafor (m) -- Agafor. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 49]
• Agafrik (m) -- Agafrik. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 35]
• Agaf'ia (f) -- "kindly." Russianization of Agatha. Fem of Agaf.
  • Agaf'ia Litovka, serf of Talyzin. 1506. [Tup 461]
  • Dims: Ogaf'itsa (Ogaf'itsa Fomina doch'). 1605. [RIB XIV 552]
  • Vars: Agafiia (martyr). 1356. [Lev 27]
    • Ogaf'ia (Ogaf'ia Konstiantinova, wife of Konstiantin). 1220. [Erm 68]
    • Ogaf'ia (widow). 1623-4. [RIB II 626]
  • Met Vars: Ogaf'in [from Ogaf'ia] (Stepan Ogaf'in). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 228]
• Agai (m) -- Agai, Kondinskii prince. 1594. [RIB II 102]
• Agapii (m) -- "the loved."
  • Agapii. 1356. [Lev 23]
  • Vars: Ogap (Ogap Kondrat'ev syn Popovkinskoi). 1617. [RIB XII 159]
• Agapiia (f) -- "the loved." Fem of Agapii.
  • Agapiia. 1356. [Lev 4]
• Agapit (m) -- "the dearly loved."
  • Agapit Trofimov syn. 1530. [RIB XIV 26]
  • Dims: Agapitko (Agapitko Samsonov syn). 1606. [RIB XIV 569]
  • Vars: Ogapit (Ogapit Trofimov syn). 1521. [RIB XIV 6]
  • Pats: Agapitov (Grigorei Agapitov syn Agorkov). 1618. [RIB XIV 311]
• Agapitko (m) -- dim of Agapit.
• Agarok (m) --
  • Vars: Ogarok (Vasilei Vasil'ev syn Shadrin-Ogarok). 1553. [RIB XIV 52]
  • Pats: Agarkov (Grishka Agarkov). 1618. [RIB XIV 311]
  • Pat Vars: Ogarkov [from Ogarok] (Braga Ogarkov syn Simanskogo, boiar trustee). 1571. [Tup 63]
• Agarysh (m) --
  • Vars: Ogarysh (Ivashko Ogarysh, peasant). 1495. [Tup 286]
• Agar' (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Ogarev [from Ogar'] (Ivan Fomich Ogarev). 1634. [RIB XII 199]
• Agas (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Ogasovich' [from Ogas] (Zhiroshka Ogasovich', Novgorodite). 1200. [Tup 151]
• Agashka (f) -- Agashka Iakovleva doch'. 1634-42. [RIB II 734]
  • Vars: Ogashka (Ogashka Iakovleva doch'). 1634-42. [RIB II 746]
• Agatal (m) -- another name for the martyr Antal.
  • Agatal. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 46]
• Agav (m) -- "locust."
  • Agav, apostle. [Buk 12]
• Agavva (m) -- "locust."
  • Agavva, saint. 5th Century. [Buk 654]
• Agei (m) -- var of Aggei.
• Ageiko (m) -- dim of Aggei.
• Agen (m) -- Agen. 1356. [Lev 22]
• Aggei (m) -- "creative, festive."
  • Aggei Ivanov syn Kuvaev. 1613. [RIB XIV 610]
  • Dims: Ageiko (Ageiko Ivanov syn Okhlopok, peasant). 1542. [Tup 294]
    • Ogeiko (Ogeiko Proskuriak). 1613. [RIB XIV 610]
  • Vars: Agei (Agei Gubar'). 1591. [Tup 122]
    • Aggii (martyr). 4th Century. [Buk 140]
    • Agii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 35]
    • Ogei (Ogei Ivanov). 1601. [RIB XIV 158]
  • Pat Vars: Ageev [from Agei] (Piatko Ageev syn). 1558. [Tup 329]
• Aggii (m) -- var of Aggei.
• Agii (m) -- var of Aggei.
• Aglaida (f) -- "shining."
  • Aglaida, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 705]
• Aglaii (m) -- "shining."
  • Aglaii, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 140]
• Agn (m) -- "immaculate."
  • Agn, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 168-9]
• Agna (f) -- "immaculate." Fem of Agn.
  • Agna. 1175. [Mor 1]
• Agnia (f) -- var of Agniia.
• Agniia (f) -- "immaculate."
  • Agniia, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 53]
  • Vars: Agnia. 1356. [Lev 26]
• Agork (m) --
  • Pats: Agorkov (Grigorei Agapitov syn Agorkov). 1618. [RIB XIV 311]
• Agrafena (f) --
  • Dims: Ogrofenka. 1623. [RIB XIV 662]
  • Vars: Ografena (Ografena Ivanovskaia zhena Volinskogo). 1536. [Nik XIII 104]
    • Ogrifina (Ogrifina Ol'girdovna). 1358. [Zap 34]
    • Ogrofena (wife of Prince Andrei Dimitrievich). 1403. [Erm 139]
    • Ogrufena (wife of Fedor Okinfovich). 15th Century. [Gra 179]
    • Ogrufina (relative of Iakov Dmitrievich). 1445. [Gra 198]
• Agramak (m) --
  • Pats: Agramakov (Vasilii Agramakov, Enisei governor). 1627. [RIB II 854]
  • Pats (f): Agramakova (Mar'ia Mikhailovskaia zhena Agramakova). 1567. [RIB II 42]
• Agrimko (m) -- dim of Ugrim.
• Agripena (f) -- var of Agripina.
• Agripin (m) -- Agripin. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Agripina (f) -- Roman name. Fem of Agripin.
  • Agripina. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 48]
  • Vars: Agripena (Agripena Vasil'evskaia zhena Andrievicha). 1536. [Nik XIII 104]
    • Agrippina (Agrippina Panfilova doch', priest's wife). 1623. [RIB XIV 886]
• Agrippa (f) -- "wild horse."
  • Agrippa, martyr. 7th Century. [Buk 618]
• Agrippina (f) -- var of Agripina.
• Aida (m) -- Aida Satin, Moscow boiar's son. 1580. [Tup 31]
• Aifal (m) -- Aifal, martyr. Died in 380. [Buk 493]
• Aifal (m) -- Aifal, Novgorod boiar. 1398. [Mor 1]
• Aigustov -- see Avgust.
• Aika (m) -- Karellian name meaning "time."
  • Pat Vars: Aekuev'. 14th Century. [Art I 23; #2]
• Aist (m) --
  • Pats: Aistov (Andreian Aistov, inhabitant of Nezhegorod, merchant). 1646. [Tup 464]
• Aitugan (f) -- Aitugan. 1623-4. [RIB II 625]
• Aizdiak (m) --
  • Pats (f): Aizdiakova (princess). 1623-4. [RIB II 624]
• Akakii (m) -- "unmalicious."
  • Akakii, father superior. Second Half of 15th Century. [Gra 252]
• Akamir (m) -- Akamir, Slavic prince. 799. [Mor 2]
• Akatii (m) --
  • Pats: Akat'evich (Volui Akat'evich, under the control of the Moscow Prince). 1380. [Tup 80]
• Akepsim (m) -- Akepsim, martyr and saint. 4th Century. [Buk 618]
  • Vars: Akepsima. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Akepsima (m) -- var of Akepsim.
• Aker (m) --
  • Pats: Akerovich (Petr Akerovich, boiar of the Kievian principality). 1230. [Tup 464]
• Akhaik (m) -- "Grecian."
  • Akhaik, apostle. [Buk 12]
• Akhamashuk (m) --
  • Pats: Akhamashukov (Vasilii Petrovich Akhamashukov Cherkaskoi, Archangel governor). 1632. [RIB II 518]
    • Akhamashukovich (Petr Akhamashukovich Cherkaskii, Berezov governor). 1607. [RIB II 164]
• Akhambek (m) --
  • Pats: Akhambekov (Mamai Akhambekov). 1623-4. [RIB II 630]
• Akhei (m) -- Akhei. 1356. [Lev 23]
• Akhiia (m) -- "brother" or "friend of God."
  • Akhiia, Old Testament prophet. [Buk 638]
• Akhmanai (m) --
  • Pats: Akhmanaev (Atkacharko Akhmanaev, tatar prince). 1617. [RIB II 350]
• Akhmat (m) -- Akhmat Sevruk, Kievan craftsman. 1552. [Tup 33]
  • Pats: Akhmatov (Iurii Akhmatov, landowner). c1610. [Tup 466]
• Akhmet (m) -- Akhmet Semenov syn Serkov. 1596. [RIB XIV 808]
• Akhmilov -- see Akhmyl.
• Akhmyl (m) -- Fedor Akhmyl, Novgorod city-governor official. 1332. [Tup 33]
  • Pat Vars: Akhmilov [from Akhmil] (Vas'ka Mikhailov syn Akhmilov, Riazan' landowner). 1616. [Tup 466]
• Akila (m) -- "eagle."
  • Akila. 15th Century. [Lev 51]
• Akilina (f) -- "eagle."
  • Akilina. 1612. [RIB XIV 217]
• Akim (m) -- Akim Vasil'ev syn Basharinskoi. 1617. [RIB XII 166]
• Akina (m) --
  • Pats: Akinin (Tret'iak Akinin). 1641. [Tup 401]
• Akindin (m) -- "safe."
  • Akindin. 14th Century. [Lev 39]
• Akinf (m) -- var of Iakinf.
• Akinia (m) --
  • Vars: Okinia (Okinia Mosiev, peasant). 1587. [Tup 287]
• Akiula (m) -- var of Akula.
• Akiulina (f) -- var of Akulina.
• Aksak (m) -- Mikifor Aksak, boiar. c1495. [Tup 31]
  • Pats: Aksakov (Vasilii Aksakov, was in the Great Prince's court in Suzdal). 1503. [Tup 464]
  • Pat Vars: Oksakov [from Oksak] (Sergei Oksakov, "detective" in Novgorod province). c1630. [Tup 464]
• Aksamit (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Oksamitovich [from Oksamit] (Sen'ko Oksamitovich, peasant in Gomel'). Recorded in 1640. [Tup 464]
• Aksentii (m) --
  • Dims: Oksen (Oksen pasynok Ustiianovich). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 224]
    • Oksenka (Oksenka Diukorev, Smolensk merchant). 1611. [RIB II 702]
    • Oksenko (Oksenko Vlazen, peasant of the Sytinsk parish). 1495. [Tup 87]
    • Oksenteika. 1393. [Gra 167]
  • Vars: Oczente (Novgorodite). 1409. Before 1417. [Gra 87]
    • Oksentei. First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 192]
    • Oksentii (Novgorodite). 1409, Before 1417. [Gra 95]
  • Pats: Aksent'ev (Taras Aksent'ev syn Igumnova). 1592. [RIB XIV 138]
  • Pat Vars: Aksentiev (Piatoi Aksentiev syn, peasant). 1613. [Tup 330]
    • Oksenov [from Oksen] (Smeshko Oksenov Musa). 1500. [Tup 261]
    • Oksentiev [from Oksentii] (Feodor Oksentiev syn Telepneva). 1573. [RIB XIV 99]
    • Oksent'ev (Mosiaga Oksent'ev). 1574. [RIB XII 10]
    • Oksent'evich' [from Oksentii] (Ontsifor Oksent'evich'). 15th Century. [Gra 263]
• Aksiniia (f) -- var of Kseniia.
• Aksiutka (f) -- Aksiutka Iakovleva doch'. 1635. [RIB II 595]
• Aktutruian (m) -- Aktutruian, Russian ambassador. 911. [Mor 2]
• Akul (m) -- Akul Vasil'ev syn Sholygin. 1550. [RIB XIV 61]
  • Dims: Okulik (Okulik Meshok, serf). 1495. [Tup 263]
    • Okulko (Okulko Khromoi). 1473. [Tup 418]
  • Vars: Okul (Okul Zhuk). 1501. [Tup 152]
  • Pats: Okulov [from Okul] (Semen Okulov). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 232]
  • Pat Vars: Okulov [from Okul] (Kudash Okulov syn Zubov). 1560. [Mor 107]
• Akula (m) -- Akula. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 51]
  • Vars: Akiula. 1356. [Lev 25]
    • Okula (Okula Peretiatko, Mozyr' craftsman). 1552. [Tup 301]
• Akulina (f) --
  • Vars: Akiulina. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 37]
    • Okulina. 15th Century. [Gra 311]
  • Met Vars: Okulinin [from Okulina] (Kostiantin Beznosov syn Okulinin, of Tula). 1623-4. [RIB II 598]
• Akup (m) -- Akup. 944. [Mor 2]
• Akustii (m) -- Akustii. 1356. [Lev 4]
• Akytiun (m) -- Akytiun, martyr. End of 3rd Century. [Buk 206-7]
• Alaba (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Olabin [from Olaba] (Sofonko Fedorov syn Olabin, Iur'ev city government official). 1633. [Tup 464]
• Alabysh (m) -- Prince Feodor Alabysh, Moscow scribe. 1492. [Tup 31]
  • Pats: Alabyshev (Fedor Alabyshev). 1511. [RIB II 28]
• Alach? (m) --
  • Pats: Alachev (Igichei Alachev). 1595. [RIB II 102]
  • Pats (f): Alacheva (Nastas'ia Alacheva). 1599-1600. [RIB II 152]
• Alachuz (m) --
  • Pats: Alachuzov (Bekberdei Alachuzov, Verkhotur tatar). 1624-5. [RIB II 429]
• Alai (m) -- Alai Vasil'ev syn Lodyzhenskogo, Moscow noble. 1565. [Tup 32]
• Alalyka (m) --
  • Pats: Alalykin (Egup Alalykin, Suzdal boiar's son). 1629. [Tup 142]
• Alampad (m) -- var of Lampad.
• Alasa (f) -- Alasa. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 35]
• Alb (m) -- Alb. 1592. [Mor 2]
• Albe (m) -- Albe. 1472. [Mor 2]
• Albertus (m) -- Ivan Albertus, Dalmatian prince. 1632. [RIB II 513]
• Albul (m) -- Albul, of the Synod of Sevast'ianov. 15th Century. [Mor 2]
• Albych (m) --
  • Pats: Albychev (Petr Albychev, boiar's son in the Moscow government). 1599. [Tup 464]
• Alchek (m) -- Alchek. c416. [Mor 2]
  • Vars: Altitsek. c416. [Mor 2]
• Alchik (m) -- Alchik. 1313. [Mor 2]
• Alchun (m) -- Alchun. 1453. [Mor 2]
• Alei (m) -- Alei, Siberian prince, son of Kuchum. 1603. [RIB II 77]
  • Pats: Aleev (Derbysh Aleev). 1623-8. [RIB II 460]
• Aleksa (m) -- dim fo Aleksei.
• Aleksandr (m) -- "steadfast."
  • Aleksandr Pleshchei. c1370. [Tup 306]
  • Dims: Aleksandro (Aleksandro Tarasov syn). 1618. [RIB XIV 259]
    • Olel'ko (Olel'ko Vladimirovich). 1408. [Mor 142]
  • Vars: Aleksandrii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 50]
    • Alexander (merchant warden). 1436. [Gra 111]
    • Allexander. 1372. [Gra 76]
    • Oleksand (Oleksand Romanovich', lieutenant). First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 192]
    • Oleksande. 1323. [Mor 142]
    • Oleksandr (Great Prince Aleksandr Oleksandr). 1266. [Gra 14]
    • Oloskadr. End of 14th Century. [Art VII 129; #528]
    • Ol'ksandr (Ol'ksandr Zaets Mikitin, servant). 1448-68. [Tup 158]
    • O'ksandr (O'ksandr Ratslal'). Second Half of 14th Century. [Art V 87; #260]
  • Pats: Aleksandrov (Lev Aleksandrov syn Zaitsov). 1511. [RIB II 27]
    • Aleksandrovich (Prince Vsevolod Aleksandrovich, Tver' prince). 1348. [Tup 98]
  • Pat Vars: Aleksandriiskoi [from Aleksandrii] (Afonasii Aleksandriiskoi). After 1618. [RIB XIV 859]
    • Aleksandrovich' (Prince Ivan Aleksandrovich', of Pskov). 1463-5. [Gra 323]
    • Allexandrau (Foma Allexandrau). 1503. [Gra 332]
    • Oleksandrov [from Oleksandr] (Ignatei Oleksandrov). Before 1478. [Gra 245]
    • Oleksandrovich [from Oleksandr] (Great Prince Mikhail Oleksandrovich). 1375. [Gra 33]
    • Oleksandrovich' [from Oleksandr] (Ivan Oleksandrovich', Novgorod governor). 1410-1. [Gra 88]
    • Shashchich' [from Shashcha] (Malei Shashchich', Chernobyl' craftsman). 1552. [Tup 243]
  • Pats (f): Aleksandrova (Anna Avramova doch' Dekhova, Mikulina zhena Aleksandrova). 1540-1. [RIB XIV 35]
    • Aleksandrovna (Princess Mariia Aleksandrovna, of Tver'). 1347. [Nov 481]
• Aleksandra (f) -- "steadfast." Fem of Aleksandr.
  • Great Princess Aleksandra, wife of Great Prince Ivan. 1389. [Nov 351]
  • Vars: Oleksandra (Great Princess Oleksandra). 1364. [Lvo 191]
• Aleksandrii (m) -- var of Aleksandr.
• Aleksandro (m) -- dim of Aleksandr.
• Alekseets (m) -- dim of Aleksei.
• Aleksei -- "to defend."
  • Aleksei Merkhidei, Pskov boiar. 1449. [Tup 250]
  • Dims: Aleksa. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 33]
    • Alekseets (Alekseets Isakov syn, scribe). 1572. [RIB XIV 91]
    • Alekseiko (Alekseiko, called Vladych'ka, clerk). 1377. [Tup 87]
    • Aleshka (Aleshka Iarofeev syn, sexton). 1606. [RIB XIV 831]
    • Lekhno (Lekhno Chetvertnia, peasant). 1582. [Tup 428]
    • Lesha (Lesha Demidov, peasant). 1498. [Tup 199]
    • Leshchik (Iev Leshchik, boiar). 1593. [Tup 226]
    • Leshchuk (Leshchuk Tereshkovich, Minsk peasant). 1616. [Tup 226]
    • Leshko. 1185. [Mor 111]
    • Lezko (Lezko Novotnoi, peasant). 1565. [Tup 281]
    • Olekhna. 15th Century. [Gra 266]
    • Olekhno (Prince Olekhno Glazynia, in the Lithuanian principality). 1495. [Tup 105]
    • Oleksa (Oleksa Kolbints). First Half of 14th Century. [Art VI 90; #389]
    • Olekseets (Olekseets Prokof'ev syn Popov, sexton). 1527. [RIB XIV 16]
    • Olekseiko (Olekseiko Bai, peasant in the Kholm parish). 1495. [Tup 36]
    • Oleksa (Olekso Sviatoslavts). 1174. [Mor 142]
    • Oleksha (Oleksha Mitsun). 1554. [Tup 252]
    • Olenka (Aleksandr Olenka, Moscow governor). 1506. [Tup 288]
    • Olesha (Olesha Galka, warden). 1605. [RIB II 978]
    • Oleshka (Oleshka Fomin syn). 1524. [RIB XIV 10]
    • Oleshko (Oleshko Ianchin'skii, lord). 1386. [RIB II 6]
    • Olsk. 12th-13th Centuries. [Art VII 100; #504]
  • Vars: Aleksii (Aleksii Suvorov, Ustiuga officer). 1609. [RIB II 796]
    • Alexe (Alexe Ignatevitze, merchant warden). 1448. [Gra 120]
    • Allexe (Allexe Mikrofavitze, Pskov governor). 1448. [Gra 120]
    • Al'ksii (father superior of the Spaso-Mirozhskii monastery). 15th Century. [Gra 328]
    • Oleksei (archbishop). 1371-2. [Gra 31]
    • Oleksii (Oleksii Ivanovich Gubin, governor). 1611. [RIB XII 155]
  • Pats: Alekseev (Dementii Alekseev). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 227]
    • Alekseevich (Petr Alekseevich Tret'iakov, scribe). 1614. [RIB II 888]
  • Pat Vars: Alekovich (Zhdan Alekovich, Mozyr' peasant). 1552. [Tup 146]
    • Alekseevich' (Fedor Alekseevich', Novgorod governor). 1435. [Gra 171]
    • Alekseikov [from Alekseiko] (Vashut Alekseikov, peasant of the Mikhailov parish). 1495. [Tup 81]
    • Aleksiev (Ignatei Aleksiev Bludov). 1612. [RIB XIV 212]
    • Lekhnov [from Lekhno] (Lutsek Lekhnov). 15th Century. [Gra 266]
    • Leshin [from Lesha] (Isak Oleksandrov syn Leshin). 1568. [RIB XIV 82]
    • Olehkin [from Oleshka] (Mitkin Kubasov Oleshkina syna Tateva). 1495. [Tup 212]
    • Olekseev [from Oleksei] (Mikhail Olekseev). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 236]
    • Olekseevich [from Oleksei] (Kura Olekseevich Shemiatov, Pskov ambassador). 1474. [Gra 136]
    • Olekshinich [from Oleksha] (Zakhariie Olekshinich). 1262. [Mor 88]
    • Oleksich (Aleksandr Oleksich Luchnia, courtier). Recorded in 1647. [Tup 234]
    • Oleksiev [from Oleksii] (Ugrim Oleksiev syn Stafilova, servant). 1568. [Tup 409]
    • Oleksievich' [from Oleksii] (Vlasei Oleksievich'). 1478-80. [Gra 307]
    • Oleksin [from Oleksa] (Stepan Oleksin). 1459-69. [Gra 298]
    • Oleksinich [from Oleksa] (Selilo Oleksinich). 1313. [Tup 353]
    • Oleksino [from Oleksa] (Drochila Oleksino). After 1359. [Gra 163]
    • Oleksovskii [from Olekso] (Lord Balteazar Kgnevosh Oleksovskii, royal noble). 1583. [Tup 108]
    • Oleshin [from Olesha]. 1177. [Mor 143]
    • Oleshkov [from Oleshko]. 1605. [RIB XIV 171]
    • Oleshkovich' [from Oleshko] (Tomilo Oleshkovich', craftsman). 1629. [Tup 395]
    • Olichnicz [from Olikhna] (Susz Olichnicz, peasant). 1515. [Tup 384]
    • Oluskove (Constantin Oluskove, Novgorodite). 1396. [Gra 83]
  • Pats (f): Alekseeva (Orina Alekseeva, Moscovite). 1470. [Nik XII 124]
• Alekseiko (m) -- dim of Aleksei.
• Aleksii (m) -- var of Aleksei.
• Alenta (m) -- Alenta. 1356. [Lev 10]
• Alen' (m) -- Alen'. 1370. [Mor 2]
• Aleshka (m) -- dim of Aleksei.
• Alevtina (f) -- Alevtina, martyr. Died in 389. [Buk 389]
• Alexander (m) -- var of Aleksandr.
• Alexe (m) -- var of Aleksei.
• Alfei (m) -- var of Alfii.
• Alfer (m) -- dim of Alferei.
• Alferei (m) --
  • Alferei Ivanov syn Tolmach'. 1583-7. [RIB XIV 122]
  • Dims: Alfer (Alfer Grishin). 1448-68. [RIB II 24]
    • Alferko (Alferko Sidorov syn, scribe). 1567. [RIB XIV 78]
    • Olferko (Olferko Onan'in). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 208]
  • Vars: Olfer (Olfer Ivanov syn Mamonov). 1538-9. [RIB II 773]
    • Olferei (Olferei Semenov). 1459-69. [Gra 298]
    • Olferii (of the Nikonovskii Chukhchenemskii monastery). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 203]
    • Olferiia. 14th Century. [Art III 16; #92]
    • Olofer'. Second Half of 14th Century. [Art V 148; #314]
    • Olufer (Olufer Mandyevich). 1327. [Mor 118]
    • Oluferei (Oluferei Sergeevich'). 15th Century. [Gra 263]
    • Oluferii (scribe). After 1359. [Gra 163]
    • Olufer'i (father-in-law of Vasilii Vasil'evich). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 207]
    • Ol'fer' (Ol'fer' Kuzmin syn). 15th Century. [Gra 269]
  • Pat Vars: Affvero (Leonei Affvero Jacscaw). 1503. [Gra 332]
    • Alferov (Sava Ivanov syn Alferov). 1612. [RIB XIV 209]
    • Olferov [from Olfer] (Zakhar Olferov). 1393. [Gra 167-8]
    • Olferovich' [from Olfer] (Nemera Olferovich', Mozyr' craftsman). 1552. [Tup 273]
    • Olfer'ev [from Olferei] (Malafei Olfer'ev syn). 15th Century. [Gra 268]
    • Olfer'evich' [from Olferei] (Mikhail Olfer'evich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 240]
    • Olufer'ev [from Oluferii] (Semen Olufer'ev syn). 1536-7. [RIB XIV 31]
    • Olufer'evich' [from Oluferii] (Dmitrei Olufer'evich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 225]
  • Pats (f): Olfer'eva (I. M. Olfer'eva). 1518. [Tup 96]
• Alferko (m) -- dim of Alferei.
• Alfii (m) -- "change."
  • Alfii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 42]
  • Vars: Alfei. 1356. [Lev 20]
• Alforomii (m) -- var of Varfolomei.
  • Pat Vars: Oliab'ev [from Oliabii] (Dmitrii Semenovich Oliab'ev). 1587. [RIB II 46]
• Alibai (m) --
  • Pats: Alibaev (Gil'deiko Alibaev). 1623-8. [RIB II 465]
• Alifim (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Olifimov [from Olifim] (Vasilei Olifimov syn Shchelkanov). 1623-4. [RIB II 627]
• Alim (m) -- Alim, martyr. Contemporary of Christ. [Buk 420]
• Alimpei (m) -- var of Alimpii.
• Alimpii (m) -- "without sadness."
  • Alimpii. 1356. [Lev 16]
  • Vars: Alipii (elder). 1645. [RIB XIV 964]
    • Alimpei (Alimpei Danilov syn). 1620. [RIB XIV 344]
  • Pats Vars: Alimpiev (Neustroi Alimpiev, clerk). 1621. [Tup 276]
• Alipii (m) -- var of Alimpii.
• Aliui (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Aliuevits. Second Half of 13th Century. [Art IV 13; #138]
• Alkach (m) -- Palka Alkach, peasant of the Bologoe parish. 1495. [Tup 32]
• Alkhim (m) -- Alkhim Skoryna. 1601. [Tup 359]
  • Pats: Alkhimovich (Sava Alkhimovich Skoryna). 1601. [Tup 359]
• Alkup (m) -- Alkup. 798. [Mor 2]
• Alla (f) -- Alla, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 168-9]
• Allexander (m) -- var of Aleksandr.
• Allexe (m) -- var of Aleksei.
• Almaz (m) -- Almaz Ivanov, Dvina border chief. 1639. [Tup 32]
• Alopez (m) -- Alopez. 1629. [Mor 2]
• Alpidifor (m) -- Alpidifor. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Alshik (m) -- Alshik, Moravian. 1312. [Mor 2]
• Altitsek (m) -- var of Alchek.
• Altom (m) -- Altom. 1351. [Mor 2]
• Altoman (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Altomanovik (Vanishev Altomanovik). 1400. [Mor 34]
• Altynchach' (f) -- "three kopecks."
  • Altynchach', daughter of Bekbulat the Astrakhan. 1561. [Nik XIII 333]
• Alubiz (m) -- Alubiz Gochetik. 1442. [Mor 2]
• Aluka (m) --
  • Pats: Alukin (Samko Alukin, Sol'vychegodsk peasant). 1629. [Tup 465]
• Alump (m) -- Alump. 14th Century. [Lev 13]
  • Pats: Alump'ev (Selivestr Nechiai Alump'ev syn). 1566. [RIB XIV 72]
• Alupii (m) -- Alupii. 15th Century. [Lev 37]
• Alusian (m) -- Alusian, Bulgarian leader. 1040. [Mor 2]
• Alvian (m) -- "rich."
  • Alvian, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 232]
• Alym (m) --
  • Pats: Alymov (Semen Alymov). c1610. [Tup 465]
• Alzbeta (f) -- var of Alzhbeta.
• Alzhbeta (f) -- Alzhbeta. 1211. [Mor 2]
  • Vars: Alzbeta (daughter of Polish king Kazimir). 1309. [Khr 244]
    • Alzhita. 1535. [Zap 410]
    • Elzbeta (daughter of Andrei II). 1235. [Khr 243]
    • El'zhbeta. 1535. [Zap 352]
    • Olzhbeta. 1535. [Zap 410]
• Alzhita (f) -- var of Alzhbeta.
• Al'ksii (m) -- var of Aleksei.
• Al'gird (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Ol'gerdovich [from Ol'gerd] (Zedzovit Ioann Ol'gerdovich, Lithuanian prince). 1378. [Mor 90]
  • Pat Vars (f): Ol'girdovna [from Ol'gird] (Ogrifina Ol'girdovna). 1358. [Zap 34]
• Ambakum (m) -- Ambakum. 1356. [Lev 17]
• Ambar? (m) --
  • Pats: Ambarov (Grishka Ambarov, peasant of Iur'ev district). c1620. [Tup 465]
• Ambros (m) -- var of Ambrosii.
• Ambrosii (m) -- "divine."
  • Ambrosii. 1356. [Lev 18]
  • Vars: Ambros (Ambros Semenov). 1612. [RIB XIV 215]
• Ambrosim (m) --
  • Dims: Obrosimets. 1393. [Gra 168]
    • Obrosimka (Obrosimka Koran'ka). 1548. [Tup 195]
    • Obrosimko (Obrosimko Emel'ianov syn Vshivkov, scribe). 1617. [RIB XII 164]
  • Vars: Obrosim (Obrosim Vasil'ev syn). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 228]
  • Pats: Ambrosimov (Vasilei Ambrosimov syn). 1563. [RIB XIV 65]
  • Pat Vars: Obrosimov [from Obrosim] (Panulka Obrosimov, peasant). 1539. [Tup 296]
    • Obrosimovich' [from Obrosim] (Oleksei Obrosimovich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 233]
• Ambur (m) -- Ivan Ambur. Before 1439. [Gra 114]
• Amelfa (f) --
  • Vars: Omelfa (Omelfa Iakimova doch'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 223]
    • Omel'fa. 1566. [Mor 143]
• Amel'ko (m) -- Amel'ko Voronoi, Chernigov peasant. 1649. [Tup 95]
• Amfian (m) -- "neighbor."
  • Amfian, martyr. Beginning of 4th Century. [Buk 179]
• Amfilokhii (m) -- "sitting in an ambush."
  • Amfilokhii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 35]
  • Pat Vars: Amfilof'ev [from Amfilofii] (Zav'ialko Amfilof'ev). 1609. [Tup 154]
• Amilii (m) -- "big" or "wide."
  • Amilii, apostle. [Buk 12]
• Amin (m) -- Fedor Shubacheev Amin, Moscow Ambassador in Ord. 1348. [Tup 32]
  • Pats: Aminev (Semen Aminev pasynok, landowner in the Zvenigorod district). 1434. [Tup 465]
• Amion (m) -- Amion. 1356. [Lev 1]
• Ammon (m) -- "artist."
  • Ammon, saint. Died c350. [Buk 563-4]
  • Vars: Ammonii (martyr). 4th Century. [Buk 499-500]
    • Amon (martyr). 1356. [Lev 1]
• Ammonii (m) -- var of Ammon.
• Ammun (m) -- Ammun, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 493]
• Amon (m) -- var of Ammon.
• Amonit (m) -- Amonit, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 627]
• Amos (m) -- "burdened."
  • Amos, priest. 1393. [Gra 168]
  • Vars: Omos. 15th Century. [Gra 259]
  • Pats: Amosov (Matfei Amosov syn Ivanova). 1550. [RIB XIV 43]
  • Pat Vars: Ammosov [from Ammos] (Izmira Ammosov, servant). 1586. [Tup 166]
    • Omosov [from Omos] (Ignatei Omosov). 1415-21. [Gra 147]
    • Omosovich' [from Omos] (Stepan Omosovich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 233]
• Amplii (m) -- "significant."
  • Amplii. 1356. [Lev 11]
• Ampliia (f) -- "significant". Fem of Amplii.
  • Ampliia. 14th Century. [Lev 29]
• Amun (m) -- Amun. 14th Century. [Lev 6]
• Amvrosii (m) -- "deathless" or "divine."
  • Amvrosii. Born in 340. [Buk 685]
  • Vars: Obros (Obros Fedorov syn). 1611. [RIB XII 156]
    • Obrosii. 14th Century. [Art VI 43; #354]
    • Obrysii. 14th Century. [Art VI 43; #354]
  • Pat Vars: Obrosov [from Obros] (Efim Obrosov, servant). 1592. [RIB XIV 143]
    • Obros'ev [from Obrosii] (Fedorko Obros'ev). 1574. [RIB XII 11]
• An (m) -- An. 1491. [Mor 4]
• Ana (f) -- var of Anna.
• Anafrei (m) --
  • Dims: Onofreiko (Onofreiko Polovets). 1586. [Tup 312]
  • Vars: Onofrei (Onofrei Ivanov syn). 1572. [RIB XIV 89]
  • Pat Vars: Onofreev [from Onofrei] (Vasilii Onofreev syn Batura, Ustiug peasant). 1555. [Tup 42]
• Anagast (m) -- Anagast. 574. [Mor 2]
  • Vars: Onogost. 574. [Mor 2]
• Anana (m) -- var of Ananiia.
• Anania (m) -- var of Ananiia.
• Ananii (m) -- var of Ananiia.
• Ananiia (m) -- "to thank God."
  • Ananiia Isakov syn Ontomanov. 1609. [RIB XIV 202]
  • Dims: Ananko (Ananko Drovko, peasant). 15th Century. [Tup 134]
    • Onanka (Onanka Shchebenikha). 1500. [Tup 452]
    • Onan'ka (Onan'ka Koshel', peasant). 1495. [Tup 204]
    • Onashka (Onashka Il'in syn). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 219]
    • Onash'ka (Onash'ka Grigor'evich). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 227]
  • Vars: Anana. 1356. [Lev 17]
    • Anania (Anania Stepanovich'). 15th Century. [Gra 273]
    • Ananii (Ananii Goriain Mikhailov syn Lazareva, serf). 1498. [Tup 116]
    • Anan'ia. 1393. [Gra 167]
    • Annany (Annany Smonevitze, Novgorod lieutenant). 1439. [Gra 113]
    • Onania. Second Half of 14th Century. [Art VII 139; #538]
    • Onaniia. 12th Century. [Art VII 150; SR #10]
    • Onan'i (Onan'i Nechaev). 1631. [RIB II 920]
    • Onan'ia. 14th Century. [Art I 27; #3]
  • Pats: Anan'in (Iakov Anan'in syn Cherepanov). 1563. [RIB XIV 63]
  • Pat Vars: Anan'ich (Olisei Anan'ich, Novgorod captain). 1372. [Gra 32]
    • Onan'ev [from Onanii] (Levontii Onan'en, clerk). 1573. [RIB II 97]
    • Onan'ich [from Onan'ia] (Mikhail Onan'ich, Novgorod governor). 1435. [Gra 35]
    • Onan'in [from Onan'ia] (Semen Onan'in). Before 1445. [Gra 196]
  • Pats (f): Anan'evicha (Ostaf'ia Anan'evicha). 1393. [Art I 28]
• Ananko (m) -- dim of Ananiia.
• Anan'ia (m) -- var of Ananiia.
• Anaprei (m) --
  • Vars: Onoprei (Korobka Onoprei Kukhmistr, Chernobyl' craftsman). 1552. [Tup 197]
• Anashka (m) -- Anashka Ivanov Narabaldina. 1604. [RIB XIV 165]
• Anastas (m) -- var of Anastasii.
• Anastasii (m) -- "risen."
  • Anastasii. 1356. [Lev 25]
  • Vars: Anastas. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 39]
• Anastasiia (f) -- "arisen, resurrected." Fem of Anastasii.
  • Anastasiia V'rkhuslava. 1225. [Mor 54]
  • Dims: Nastasiia. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
    • Nastas'ia (Nastas'ia Ivanova zhena Grigor'eva, mother of Iurii). 1476. [Nov 514]
    • Nastia (Nastia Litovka, serf of Talyzin). 1506. [Tup 461]
    • Nastka. 1150. [Mor 134]
    • Nostas'ia. 14th-15th Century. [Art II 45; #43]
  • Vars: Angusta (Princess Angusta, wife of Great Prince Simeon Ivanovich). c1337. [Erm 104]
    • Augusta (wife of Semen). 1333. [Nov 479]
  • Met Vars: Nastasich [from Nastas'ia] (Vasil' Nastasich, boiar). 1169. [Tup 24]
    • Nastas'chich [from Nastas'ia] (Oleg Nastas'chich). 12th Century. [Tup 288]
    • Nastas'ich [from Nastas'ia] (Oleg Nastas'ich). 1187. [Tup 24]
• Anatolii (m) -- "east."
  • Anatolii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 50]
• Andele (m) -- var of Angel.
• Andel' (m) -- Andel'. 1639. [Mor 2]
• Andom (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Andomskoi (Prince Ivan Golenishche Andomskoi, Moscow governor). 1506. [Tup 109]
• Andre (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Andrea (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Andrei (m) -- "brave, valiant."
  • Andrei Bogoliubskii, Iur'ev syn Dolgorukovo. 1157. [Tup 22]
  • Dims: Andreiko (Andreiko Bobr, peasant of the Korotsk parish). 1495. [Tup 49]
    • Andriushka (Andriushka Bezschastnoi, nomad). 1623. [Tup 46]
    • Andrukh (Andrukh Hiczka, Kamenets craftsman). 1565. [Tup 104]
    • Andrushko (Andrushko Karaka, Vinnitsa craftsman). 1552. [Tup 174]
    • Ondreets (Ondreets Bezmuka, Vinnytsia craftsman). 1552. [Tup 44]
    • Ondreika (Ondreika Khliust). 1473. [Tup 415]
    • Ondreiko (Ondreiko Vasil'ev syn, sexton). 1524-5. [RIB XIV 14]
    • Ondriiko (Ondriiko Ivanov syn). 1607. [RIB XIV 578]
    • Ondrik. 14th-15th Centuries. [Art VI 58; #362]
    • Ondriusha (Ondriusha Shemilovskoi). 1538-9. [RIB II 773]
    • Ondriushka (Ondriushka Pasnovets, cossack). 1605. [Tup 297]
    • Ondriushko (Ondriushko Goreloi, servant). 1649. [Tup 116]
  • Vars: Andre (Novgorod governor). 1338. [Gra 71]
    • Andrea (Andrea Ywanoa, boiar and Novgorod governor). 1411. [Gra 89]
    • Andrii (Andrii Petrov Gnevashev). 1602. [RIB XIV 161]
    • Andriia. 1222. [Mor 3]
    • Andrzey (Andrzey Ciolek). 1617. [Tup 420]
    • Andzey (Andzey Chorusko, craftsman). 1565. [Tup 116]
    • Endrei. Second Half of 14th Century. [Art V 97; #271]
    • Ondre (Ondre Mikhailovich'). 15th Century. [Gra 264]
    • Ondrei (Ondrei Kritskii). 1294-1304. [Gra 141]
    • Ondri (Ondri Konanovich). First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 190]
    • Ondrii. 15th Century. [Art VII 88; #495]
    • Onedrii (Onedrii Ivanovits). First Half of 15th Century. [Art V 142; #310]
    • On'drei (On'drei Ivanovich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 203]
  • Pats: Andreev (Vedenikto Andreev). 1375. [Gra 285]
    • Andreevich (Vladimir Andreevich). 1362. [Tup 87]
  • Pat Vars: Andreavitze (Jessiff Andreavitze, Novgorod governor). 1448. [Gra 120]
    • Andreevich' (Miroslav Andreevich'). 1146. [Tup 251]
    • Andreikov (Motovilko Andreikov, peasant). 1500. [Tup 258]
    • Andrevitze (Isaack Andrevitze). 1439. [Gra 113]
    • Andriev [from Andrii] (Luka Andriev Zykov). 1602. [RIB XIV 161]
    • Ondreev [from Ondrei] (Mikita Ondreev). 1397-1432. [RIB II 13]
    • Ondreevich [from Ondrei] (Mikhail Ondreevich, Novgorod captain). 1448-61. [Gra 38]
    • Ondreevich' [from Ondrei] (Isak Ondreevich'). 1459-69. [Gra 300]
    • Ondreikov [from Ondreiko] (Gridka Ondreikov Sokol, peasant). 1500. [Tup 366]
    • Ondriev [from Ondrii] (Efim Ondriev syn Piadyshev). 1604. [RIB XIV 168]
    • Ondrievich' [from Ondrii] (Nazar'ia Ondrievich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 231]
    • Ondronikov [from Ondroniko] (Erosimko Ondronikov). 1495. [Mor 83]
    • On'dreevich' [from On'drei] (Stepan On'dreevich'). 15th Century. [Gra 270]
  • Pats (f): Andreeva (zhena Andreeva Polovinova brata). 1516. [Tup 312]
  • Pat Vars (f): Andrievicha [from Andrii] (Agripena Vasil'evskaia zhena Andrievicha). 1536. [Nik XIII 104]
• Andreian (m) -- Andreian. 1397-1432. [RIB II 11]
  • Vars: Andrian. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 58]
    • Ondreian. 1415-21. [Gra 147]
  • Pats: Andreianov (Ivan Andreianov syn Vozgor'), Suzdal peasant. 1556. [Tup 89]
  • Pat Vars: Andrianov [Andrian] (Mikhailo Andrianov syn). 1563. [RIB XIV 63]
    • Ondreianov [from Ondreian] (Filimon Ondreianov syn). 1527. [RIB XIV 18]
    • Ondreianovich' [from Ondreian] (Iakov Ondreianovich'). 1389-1415. [Gra 165]
• Andreiana (f) --
  • Vars: Ondreiana (mother superior of the Proiskhozhden'e nunnery). 1630. [RIB II 919]
• Andreiko (m) -- dim of Andrei.
• Andreta (m) -- Andreta. 1442. [Mor 3]
• Andrian (m) -- var of Andreian.
• Andrii (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Andriia (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Andriushka (m) -- dim of Andrei.
• Androgast (m) -- Androgast, leader of the Slavs. 583. [Mor 3]
  • Vars: Androgost (leader of the Slavs). 583. [Mor 3]
• Androgost (m) -- var of Androgast.
• Andron (m) -- Andron Timofeevich, Pskov landowner. 1387. [Mor 3]
  • Dims: Ondronko (Ondronko Kitko, peasant). 1500. [Tup 180]
  • Vars: Ondron (Ondron Filistov). 1465-78. [Gra 305]
  • Pat Vars: Ondronov (Vlas'i Ondronov). 15th Century. [Gra 258]
• Andronichishche (m) -- Andronichishche Bololotov. 1628. [Mor 3]
• Andronik (m) -- Andronik, martyr. 1356. [Lev 9]
  • Vars: Ondronik (Ondronik Khomutina, elder of the Ferapontov hermitage). 1448-68. [RIB II 24]
  • Pats: Andronikov (Kozma Andronikov). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 239]
  • Pat Vars: Ondronikov [from Ondronik] (Evsei Ondronikov). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 217]
    • Ondronnikov [from Ondronnik] (Luka Ondronnikov). Before 1447. [Gra 291]
• Andros (m) -- Andros Skurko, craftsman. 1565. [Tup 361]
  • Pats: Androsov (Nevstruiko Androsov syn Lykov). 1634. [Tup 276]
• Andrukh (m) -- dim of Andrei.
• Andrushko (m) -- dim of Andrei.
• Andrzey (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Andzey (m) -- var of Andrei.
• Anekei (m) --
  • Vars: Onekei (priest's son). Mid 15th Century, Mid 15th Century. [Gra 206]
• Anekt (m) -- "reasonable."
  • Anekt, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 142]
• Anempodist (m) -- "the unimpeded."
  • Anempodist, martyr. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Anfal (m) -- Anfal Ostaf'ev syn Popov. 1517-8. [RIB XIV 5]
  • Vars: Anfali. 1356. [Lev 18]
  • Pats: Anfalov (Fedor Anfalov syn Banev). 1553. [RIB XIV 52]
• Anfali (m) -- var of Anfal.
• Anfiia (f) -- Anfiia, saint (and wife of apostle Filipp). [Buk 112]
• Anfilokhii (m) -- Anfilokhii. 1356. [Lev 9]
• Anfim (m) -- "covered with flowers, colorful."
  • Anfim, youthful "artist" of several birchbarks. 13th Century. [Art V 21; #200]
  • Dims: Anfimko (Anfimko Ivanov syn Semeika, scribe). 1568. [RIB XIV 79]
  • Vars: Onfim. Second Half of 13th Century. [Art IV 20; #142]
  • Pats: Anfimov (Grigorii Anfimov syn). 1612. [RIB XIV 211]
  • Pat Vars: Anefimov (Grigorii Anefimov). 14th Century. [Art IV 61; #177]
    • Onfimov [from Onfim] (Gridia Volk Onfimov syn, Kostensk area lieutenant). 1542. [Tup 91]
• Anfimko (m) -- dim of Anfim.
• Anfinogen (m) -- Anfinogen. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 52]
  • Pats: Anfinogenov (Posnik Anfinogenov, Novgorod clerk). 1592. [Tup 317]
    • Anfinogenovich (Iakov Anfinogenovich Karsakov). 1607. [RIB XIV 178]
• Anfir (m) -- "prosperous."
  • Anfir, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 430]
• Anfisa (f) -- "flowering."
  • Anfisa, saint. 8th Century. [Buk 409]
• Anfoma (f) -- Anfoma. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 46]
• Anfrome (m) -- var of Varfolomei.
• Anfusa (f) -- "flowering."
  • Anfusa. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 53]
• Angel (m) -- "herald, messenger."
  • Vars: Andele (Waclaw Andele). 1520. [Mor 34]
• Angelina (f) -- Angelina, of the Karavelovs. 1499. [Mor 2]
• Angusta (f) -- var of Anastasiia.
• Anichka (m) -- dim of Anik.
• Anik (m) --
  • Dims: Anichka (Anichka Osipov syn Deriaginskogo). 1617. [RIB XII 168]
    • Anika (Anika Mikhailov, sexton). 1642. [RIB XII 66]
  • Pat Vars: Anichkov [from Anichko] (Andrei Anichkov). 1596. [RIB XIV 150]
    • Onichkov [from Onichko] (Blokha Ivanov syn Onichkova, landowner in the city of Demon). 1495. [Tup 49]
• Anika (m) -- dim of Anik.
• Anikei (m) -- Anikei Nikiforov, priest. 1621. [RIB XIV 346]
  • Dims: Anikeiko (Anikeiko Solokh, peasant). 1649. [Tup 368]
    • Onikeiko (Onikeiko Pleshivoi, peasant). 1495. [Tup 307]
  • Vars: Onikei (Onikei Fot'ianov). 1448-68. [RIB II 24]
    • Onikii (Onikii Vlasievich, Novgorod lieutenant). c1452. [Gra 127]
  • Pat Vars: Anikiev [from Anikii] (Prokopei Anikiev syn). 1500. [RIB XIV 1]
    • Onikeev [from Onikei] (Beliaiko Onikeev, peasant in the protectorate of Buets). 1495. [Tup 78]
• Anikeiko (m) -- dim of Anikei.
• Anikit (m) -- var of Anikita.
• Anikita (m) -- "unconquered."
  • Anikita, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 56]
  • Vars: Anikit (martyr). 4th Century. [Buk 443]
• Animaida (f) -- var of Animaisa.
• Animaisa (f) -- Animaisa, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 168-9]
  • Vars: Animaida, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 35]
• Anin (m) -- Anin, saint, from Old Testament. [Buk 157]
• Anisiia (f) -- "perfection, success."
  • Anisiia, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 720]
• Anisim (m) -- Anisim Borisov. 1459-69. [Gra 299]
  • Dims: Onisimko (Onisimko Nemta, peasant). 1629. [Tup 283]
  • Vars: Ansen (Novgorod governor). 1338. [Gra 71]
    • Onisim (landholder). 1393. [Gra 167]
  • Pats: Anisimov (Ivan Anisimov syn Chitsyn). 1583-7. [RIB XIV 122]
  • Pat Vars: Onisimov [from Onisim] (Kuzmits Onisimov). Second Half of 13th Century. [Art IV 13; #138]
    • Onisimovich [from Onisim] (Ivan Onisimovich). 15th Century. [Gra 257]
• Anisko (m) --
  • Vars: Onisko (Onisko Burduk, Bezhetsk peasant). 15th century. [Tup 70]
    • Onis'ko (Onis'ko Olovianko, Kievan craftsman). 1552. [Tup 288]
  • Pat Vars: Oniskin [from Oniska] (Buka Oniskin pasynok, peasant). 1557. [Tup 68]
    • Oniskov [from Onisko] (Luka Oniskov). 14th Century. [Art VII 23; #417]
• Anis'ia (f) -- dim of Anna.
• Anitsa (f) -- dim of Anna.
• Anizka (f) -- Anizka, daughter of Vladislav. 1140. [Khr 261]
• Anka (f) -- dim of Anna.
• Ankhim (m) -- Ankhim Ryglichinits. 15th Century. [Gra 330]
• Ankidin (m) -- Ankidin Semenov syn Shalagin, warden. 1612. [RIB XIV 211]
  • Pats: Ankidinov (Dobrynia Ankidinov Protopopov, scribe). 1591. [RIB XIV 135]
• Ankif (m) -- var of Vakinf.
• Ankip (m) -- Ankip Mikhailovits'. 15th Century. [Gra 330]
• Ankiudin (m) -- Ankiudin. 1356. [Lev 12]
  • Dims: Onkudinik (Onkudinik Sushch, peasant). 1495. [Tup 384]
  • Vars: Onkudin (Onkudin Ustinov). 15th Century. [Gra 275]
  • Pat Vars: Ankudinov [from Ankudin] (Levka Ankudinov Stroi, peasant). 1498. [Tup 375]
    • Onkudinov (Semen Onkudinov). c1460. [Gra 174]
• Anna (f) -- "grace."
  • Anna, sister of Volodimer. 988. [Nov 81]
  • Dims: Anis'ia (daughter of Vsevolod Iaroslavich). 1090. [Ste 174]
    • Anitsa. 16th century. [Mor 3]
    • Anka. 16th century. [Mor 3]
    • Anus'ia. 1356. [Lev 21]
    • Ianka (Ianka doch' Vsevolozha, daughter of Vsevolod). 1088. [Nov 134]
    • Ianisha. 1143. [Mor 212]
    • Ianishe. 1143. [Mor 212]
    • Ianusia (daughter of Vsevolod Iaroslavich). 1090. [Ste 174]
    • Ian'ka (Ian'ka Vsevolozha, daughter of Great Prince Vsevolod). 1089. [Lav 208]
  • Vars: Ana. 12th-13th Century. [Art VII 131; #531]
    • An'na (wife of Great Prince Volodimer). 988. [Lav 110]
  • Mets: Annin (Duska Annin, craftsman). 1565. [Tup 140]
  • Met Vars: Ankin [from Anka] (Ivanets Ankin). 1472. [Tup 24]
    • Anushkin [from Anushka] (Posnik Pervova syn Anushkin, boiar's son). 1633. [Tup 317]
• Annany (m) -- var of Ananiia.
• Annenko (m) --
  • Pats: Annenkov (Eufim Martynov syn Annenkov). 1623-4. [RIB II 640]
• Anofrei (m) -- Anofrei Skobel'tsynykh, elder. 1618. [RIB XIV 254]
  • Dims: Anofreiko (Anofreiko Sergeev). 1618. [RIB XIV 267]
  • Pats: Anofreev (Vasilii Anofreev). 1612. [RIB XIV 606]
• Anofreiko (m) -- var of Anofrei.
• Ansen (m) -- var of Anisim.
• Ansifor (m) -- Ansifor, priest. 1608. [RIB XIV 194]
  • Pats: Ansiforov (Ivanko Iur'ev syn Ansiforova). 1602. [RIB XIV 538]
• Antal (m) -- Another name for the martyr, Agatal.
  • Antal. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 46]
• Antaman (m) -- "martyr."
  • Dims: Ontomanik (Ontomanik Terekhov, peasant). 1495. [Tup 290]
    • Ontomanko (Ontomanko Ivashkov, peasant). 1498. [Tup 290]
  • Vars: Ontoman (Ontoman Esipovich'). 15th Century. [Gra 278]
  • Pat Vars: Ontomanov [from Ontoman] (Roman Ontomanov syn Lebedev). 1573. [RIB XIV 106]
    • Ontomanovits [from Ontoman] (Ovram Ontomanovits). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 235]
• Antifei (m) --
  • Dims: Antifeiko (Antifeiko Pykin). 1632. [Tup 303]
• Antifeiko (m) -- dim of Antifei.
• Antigon (m) -- "instead/offspring"
  • Antigon. 14th Century. [Lev 8]
• Antina (m) -- Antina. 14th-15th Centuries. [Gra 182]
• Antiokh (m) -- "to resist."
  • Antiokh, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 52]
  • Vars: Antiokhii (martyr). 14th Century. [Lev 30]
• Antiokhii (m) -- var of Antiokh.
• Antion (m) -- Antion. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 53]
• Antip (m) -- Antip Vasil'ev syn Beliankin, judge. 1599. [RIB XIV 824]
  • Dims: Antipko (Antipko Pestrikov, clerk). 1634. [RIB XII 200]
    • Ontipka (Ontipka Rusinov). 1620. [RIB XIV 646]
  • Vars: Ontip (deacon). 1634-42. [RIB II 718]
  • Pat Vars: Ontipkin [from Ontipka] (Chiupra Ontipkin, peasant). 1495. [Tup 432]
    • Ontipov [from Ontip] (Olek Ontipov, Novgorod peasant). 1556. [Tup 288]
• Antipa (m) -- Antipa. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 37]
  • Vars: Ontipa (Ontipa Ivanov syn Pokishkin). 1618. [RIB XIV 284]
  • Pats: Antipin (Deonisei Antipin syn). 1572. [RIB XIV 91]
  • Pat Vars: Ontipin [from Ontipa] (Gavrilo Ontipin syn). 15th Century. [Gra 269]
• Antipatr (m) -- "instead of the father."
  • Antipatr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 40]
• Antoman (m) -- Antoman Anikiev syn Zagvazdin. 1618. [RIB XIV 324]
  • Pats: Antomanov (Gridia Antomanov, grandson of a priest). 15th Century. [Gra 268]
• Anton (m) -- var of Antonii.
• Antonei (m) -- var of Antonii.
• Antonidka (f) -- Antonidka Vasil'eva doch'. 1634-42. [RIB II 734]
• Antonii (m) -- Russianization of Anthony.
  • Antonii Rimlianin. Before 1147. [Gra 159]
  • Dims: Ntiusha (Ntiusha Tiutin). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 236]
    • Ontonka (Ontonka Porshen' syn Klement'ev, peasant). 1551. [Tup 316]
    • Ontonko (Ontonko Ogorodnik, peasant). 1495. [Tup 286]
  • Vars: Anton (Anton Sholukha, Vinnitsa craftsman). 1552. [Tup 440]
    • Antonei (Vologda bishop). 1585-6. [RIB II 292]
    • Ontan (Ontan Kuzmin). 15th Century. [Gra 258]
    • Ontane (Ontane Prokopiev). First Half of 15th Century. [Gra 290]
    • Onton (Onton Grigor'ev syn). 15th Century. [Gra 312]
    • Ontonii. Before 1147. [Gra 160]
    • Ontony (Novgorodite). 1409. [Gra 87]
  • Pats: Anton'ev (Tret'iachek Anton'ev). 1596. [RIB XIV 150]
  • Pat Vars: Antonov [from Anton] (Vasko Antonov syn Istomin). 1572. [RIB XIV 90]
    • Antonovich [from Anton] (Nestor Antonovich Buryi, Polocha inhabitant). 1588. [Tup 72]
    • Ontanov (Ivan Ontanov). 1456=71. [Gra 173]
    • Ontiokhov [from Ontiokh] (Mikita Ontiokhov syn Suldeshev, Suzdalite). 1634-42. [RIB II 712]
    • Ontonov [from Onton] (Mikifor Ontonov). 15th Century. [Gra 265]
    • Ontonovich' [from Onton] (Mikhailo Ontonovich'). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 238]
    • Otonskoi (Sterko Otonskoi, peasant). Beginning of the 17th Century. [Tup 373]
• Antonin (m) -- Antonin. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 31]
• Antonina (f) -- fem of Antonin.
  • Antonina, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 46]
  • Vars: Onton'ia (mother of Ostafei). 1393. [Gra 166]
• Antsyfor (m) -- Antsyfor Maksimov. 1614. [RIB II 874]
  • Pats: Antsyforov (Artemei-Nechai Antsyforov syn Tsyvarev). 1583-7. [RIB XIV 122]
  • Pat Vars: Antsyforovits (Mikhailo Antsyforovits). Before 1445. [Gra 196]
• Antufii (m) -- Antufii Ivanov syn Ul'ianov. 1596. [RIB XIV 149]
  • Vars: Ontufei (Ontufei Filipov). 15th Century. [Gra 264]
    • Ontuf'ia (Ontuf'ia Omelanov syn). 15th Century. [Gra 273]
  • Pat Vars: Ontuf'evits [from Ontufei] (Grigorei Ontuf'evits). 1436-56. [Gra 172]
    • Otuf'ev [from Otufii] (Petr Otuf'ev syn Shchenkurskoi). 1618. [RIB XIV 323]
• Anufrei (m) -- Anufrei, deacon of the Nizhegorod Pechersk monastery. 1602. [RIB II 975]
  • Dims: Nufer. 14th Century. [Art III 25; #98]
    • Onufreiko (Onufreiko Kosar, peasant). 1495. [Tup 201]
  • Vars: Onufrei (Onufrei Semenov). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 214]
    • Onufrii (Onufrii Pavlovich Bykhovets). 1557. [Tup 165]
  • Pat Vars: Onufreev [from Onufrei] (Ostafei Onufreev). 1472. [Gra 243]
    • Onufriev [from Onufrii] (Iushko Onufriev synishko, sexton). 1536-7. [RIB XIV 32]
• Anus'ia (f) -- dim of Anna.
• Anuvii (m) -- Anuvii, saint. Died c460. [Buk 294]
• An'na (f) -- var of Anna.
• Apellii (m) -- "related to the gathering."
  • Apellii, apostle. [Buk 12]
• Apfian (m) -- Apfian. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 37]
• Apfiia (f) -- "light, kindle."
  • Apfiia. 14th Century. [Lev 16]
• Apolinariia (f) -- var of Apollinariia.
• Apolinar'ia (f) -- var of Apollinariia.
• Apollinarii (m) -- "blessed by Apollo."
  • Apollinarii, saint, martyr. Contemporary of Saint Peter. [Buk 400]
  • Dims: Ponar'. First Half of 15th Century. [Art IV 45; #161]
• Apollinariia (f) -- "blessed by Apollo." Fem of Apollinarii.
  • Apollinariia, saint. Died in 470. [Buk 15]
  • Dims: Ponar'ia (Ponar'ia Bibishkina). 1435-47. [RIB II 21]
  • Vars: Apolinariia. 1356. [Lev 22]
    • Apolinar'ia. 1356. [Lev 22]
    • Polinar'ia. 1612. [RIB XIV 217]
  • Met Vars: Ponarin [from Ponaria] (Maxim Ivanow Ponarin). 1503. [Gra 332]
    • Ponar'in [from Ponar'ia] (Maksim Ponar'in). 1638. [RIB II 678]
• Apollonii (m) -- "destroyer."
  • Apollonii, saint. Died at end of 4th Century. [Buk 175]
  • Vars: Apolonii. 1356. [Lev 19]
• Apollos (m) -- "to destroy."
  • Apollos, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 207]
  • Vars: Apolos. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 39]
• Apoloniada (f) -- Apoloniada. 1356. [Lev 9]
• Apolonii (m) -- var of Apollonii.
• Apolos (m) -- var of Apollos.
• Apolosakifa (f) -- Apolosakifa. 1356. [Lev 18]
• Apostol (m) -- Iakov Apostol. 1613-8. [RIB XII 16]
• Aprelii (m) -- "illuminated by the sun."
  • Pats: Aprelev (Sen'ka Nerezvoi Aprelev syn, warden). 1530. [Tup 275]
• Aprian (m) -- Aprian. 1356. [Lev 27]
• Aps (m) -- Aps. 1356. [Lev 18]
• Arakcheev (byn) -- ???
  • Ostafei Arakcheev, Great Prince's treasurer. Until 1490. [Tup 465]
• Araklii (m) -- Araklii. 1356. [Lev 9]
• Arapchuk (m) -- Vasko Arapchuk, peasant. Recorded in 1631. [Tup 32]
• Araslanei (m) --
  • Pats: Araslaneevich (Mikhail Araslaneevich Kaibulin, tsarevich). 1623-4. [RIB II 629]
• Arben (m) --
  • Pats: Arbenev (Vasil' Arbenev, Moscow clerk). 1631. [Tup 465]
• Arbuzov (byn) -- "watermelon"
  • Grigorii Arbuzov, landowner in Strupinsk parish. 1552. [Tup 465]
• Archil (m) -- Archil, Geogian prince. Died in 718 or 744. [Buk 334]
• Ardaleon (m) -- var of Ardalion.
• Ardalion (m) -- "troublesome."
  • Ardalion, martyr. End of 3rd Century. [Buk 196]
  • Vars: Ardaleon (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
• Arefa (m) -- "the eagle."
  • Arefa, martyr and saint. 1356. [Lev 10]
  • Dims: Orefitsa (Orefitsa Ofonas'ev syn Vgerpina). 1618. [RIB XIV 308]
    • Orefka (Orefka Orekh, peasant). 1495. [Tup 291]
  • Vars: Erefa (Erefa Ermolin). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 229]
    • Orefa (Orefa Gorlo). 1459. [Tup 115]
  • Pat Vars: Aref'evich' (Anan'ia Aref'evich'). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 238]
    • Orefin [from Orefa] (Pavel Shadra Orefin syn). 1540-1. [RIB XIV 36]
• Arefii (m) -- "till the earth."
  • Vars: Orefii (Orefii Ivanov syn Moskvitin, Beloozero strelets). 1613. [Tup 257]
• Areopagit (m) -- Areopagit. 14th Century. [Lev 6]
• Arest (m) -- "pleasant, agreeable."
  • Arest. 14th Century. [Lev 21]
• Arets (m) -- Arets Stepanov syn Khotiantsov, Riazan' landowner. 1616. [Tup 32]
• Argamak (m) -- Andreiko Argamak, "middle city" person of Iama. 1500. [Tup 32]
  • Pats: Argamakov (Mikiforik Argamakov, serf). 1477. [Tup 465]
  • Pat Vars: Orgamakov [from Orgamak] (Pravoi Filatov syn Orgamakov, landowner). c1600. [Tup 320]
• Argun (m) -- Argun Mitrofanov, landowner in the Iasenskoe parish. Until 1539. [Tup 32]
  • Pats: Argunov (Lazarko Argunov, Berezovsk fifty year-old). 1541. [Tup 465]
• Ariadna (f) -- "very pleasing."
  • Ariadna, martyr. 1356. [Lev 4]
• Arian (m) -- "lion."
  • Arian, martyr. Died in 4th Century. [Buk 697]
• Arigean (m) -- Arigean. 1356. [Lev 30]
• Arii (m) -- "lion."
  • Arii, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 293]
• Aris (m) -- "Ares -- god of war and violence."
  • Aris, martyr. Died in 308. [Buk 705]
• Arist (m) -- Arist Onan'in, scribe. First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 191]
  • Vars: Orist (son of Prokui). 15th Century. [Gra 178]
  • Pats: Aristov (Peshko Aristov). 1612. [RIB XIV 605]
  • Pat Vars: Arystovich (Stefan Arystovich, Pskov ambassador). 1440. [Gra 321]
• Aristarkh (m) -- "better leader."
  • Aristarkh. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
• Aristik (m) -- Aristik. 1445. [Mor 4]
• Aristion (m) -- "first prize receiver."
  • Aristion, saint, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 497]
• Aristoklei (m) -- var of Aristoklii.
• Aristoklii (m) -- "blessed."
  • Aristoklii, martyr. Died in 306. [Buk 330]
  • Vars: Aristoklei (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 48]
• Aristovul (m) -- "better advisor."
  • Aristovul. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 33]
• Arkadii (m) -- "native of Arkady."
  • Arkadii. 1356. [Lev 25]
• Arkhar (m) --
  • Pats: Arkharov (Ivanets Kuzmin syn Arkharov, serf). 1498. [Tup 466]
• Arkhel (m) -- Arkhel. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 43]
• Arkhelaia (f) -- "leader of people."
  • Arkhelaia, saint-martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 298]
• Arkhelyi (m) -- Arkhelyi. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 31]
• Arkhip (m) -- var of Arkhipp.
• Arkhipa (f) -- var of Arkhippa.
• Arkhipp (m) -- "main horseman."
  • Arkhipp, saint. 4th Century. [Buk 504-5]
  • Vars: Arkhip (Arkhip Ivanov syn Ryzhego). 1542. [RIB XIV 36]
  • Pat Vars: Arkhipov (Leontei Arkhipov syn Ryzhei, church warden). 1571. [RIB XII 4]
• Arkhippa (f) -- feminization of Arkhipp.
  • Vars: Arkhipa. 14th Century. [Lev 15]
• Armeninov (byn) -- "Armenian?"
  • Semen Stupa Armeninov, Belozero peasant. 1541. [Tup 465]
• Armiak (m) -- Foma Armiak Vasil'ev syn Chiadueva, serf. 1498. [Tup 32]
• Arminin (m) --
  • Pats: Armininov (Semen Stupa Armininov, peasant). 1541. [Tup 376]
• Aronos (m) -- Aronos, martyr. Died in 301. [Buk 365]
• Arpila (m) -- Arpila, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 168-9]
• Arronstrof (m) -- Arronstrof. 1356. [Lev 22]
• Arsakii (m) -- Arsakii. 1356. [Lev 14]
• Arsenii (m) -- "steadfast."
  • Arsenii Matfeevich'. c1456. [Gra 294]
  • Vars: Or'senii (Or'senii Oleksandrov). 1532. [RIB XIV 30]
  • Pats: Arsen'ev (Nazar Ivanov syn Arsen'ev). 1538-9. [RIB II 780]
• Arshinskoi (byn) -- "yard."
  • Bogdashko Arshinskoi, Tobol'sk rider. 1621. [Tup 54]
• Artem (m) -- var of Artemii.
• Artema (m) -- var of Artemii.
• Artemei (m) -- var of Artemii.
• Artemii (m) -- "healthy, sound, wholesome."
  • Artemii Ius Malafiev syn. 1593. [RIB XII 13]
  • Dims: Ortemko (Ortemko Travyga, peasant). 1495. [Tup 398]
    • Ortia (Ortia Okinfov syn). Middle of 15th Century. [Gra 235]
    • Ortiukha (Ortiukha Poponek, peasant). 1495. [Tup 315]
    • Ortiushka (Ortiushka Iakovlev). 1627. [RIB XII 187]
    • Ortiushko (Ortiushko Moshchikha, peasant). 1539. [Tup 258]
    • Ort'mka. 15th Century. [Art III 24; #97]
  • Vars: Artem (Artem Bitsik, city craftsman). 1508. [Tup 48]
    • Artema (apostle). [Buk 12]
    • Artemei (Artemei, nicknamed Oria). 1375. [Gra 285]
    • Ortem. 1483. [Gra 326]
    • Ortemei (Ortemei Stepanov). 1465-78. [Gra 303]
    • Ortemii. 1418-21. [Gra 95]
    • Ortem'ia. Mid 15th Century. [Gra 219]
    • Ortimii. 14th Century. [Art VI 14; #325]
  • Pats: Artem'ev (Grisha Artem'ev, Rostov scribe). 1571. [RIB XIV 86]
  • Pat Vars: Artemiev (Biliai Artemiev). 1604. [RIB XIV 169]
    • Artomovich (Popko Artomovich, Mozyr' peasant). 1552. [Tup 315]
    • Ortemiev [from Ortemii] (Onsifor Ortemiev syn Komarov). 1537. [RIB XIV 32]
    • Ortemov [from Ortem] (Pozdei Ortemov syn, landowner). 1500. [Tup 310]
    • Ortem'ev [from Ortemii] (Iur'e Ortem'ev syn Bobrov). 1517-8. [RIB XIV 4]
    • Ortem'evich' [from Ortemii] (Mikifor Ortem'evich'). 15th Century. [Gra 263]
    • Ortem'in [from Ortem'ia] (Ivan Ortem'in). 15th Century. [Gra 312]
    • Ortem'ov [from Ortemii] (Grigor'i Ortem'ov). Second Half of 15th Century. [Gra 250]
  • Pats (f): Artem'eva (Poladia Borisova doch', Piatovskaia zhena Artem'eva). 1635. [RIB XIV 714]
  • Pat Vars (f): Ortem'eva [from Ortemii] (Fedora Ortem'eva doch'). 1612. [RIB XIV 219]
• Artemiia (f) -- "healthy" or "flowering." Fem of Artemii.
  • Artemiia, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 300-1]
• Artemis (m) --
  • Vars: Ortemis (Ortemis Fedorov, Moscow strelets). 1605. [Tup 291]
• Artemon (m) -- Artemon, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 34]
• Artiuga (m) -- Artiuga Andreev syn Shemiakin. 1629. [RIB XIV 695]
  • Vars: Ortiuga (Ortiuga Danilov Kiselev). 1620. [RIB XIV 647]
• Artsybash (m) --
  • Pats: Artsybashev (Ondrei Artsybashev, scribe). 1599. [RIB XIV 827]
  • Pat Vars: Artsybashov (Kulak Artsybashov). 1603. [Tup 215]
• Aruk (m) -- Aruk, Kievian. 1168. [Mor 4]
• Arzubii (m) --
  • Pats: Arzubiev (Kiprian Arzubiev, Novgorod city-governer). 1471. [Tup 465]
• Asaf (m) -- Asaf. 15th Century. [Lev 32]
  • Vars: Osafei (Osafei Perfil'ev syn, peasant farmer). 1375. [Gra 285]
• Asanchiuk (m) -- var of Gasan.
• Asanchuk (m) -- var of Gasan.
• Asei (m) --
  • Dims: Aseiko (Aseiko Sheika, peasant). 1563. [Tup 443]
• Aseiko (m) -- dim of Asei.
• Ashalyk (m) -- Ashalyk Sidorov syn Bokeeva, Boiar trustee. c1571. [Tup 33]
• Ashl'vno (m) -- Ashl'vno Rushkovich. 1246. [Mor 170]
• Asinkrit (m) -- "incomparable."
  • Asinkrit, apostle. [Buk 12]
• Askalon (m) -- Askalon, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 265]
• Askitreia (f) -- "mover."
  • Askitreia, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 199-200]
  • Vars: Askitriia (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
• Askitriia (f) -- var of Askitreia.
• Askliada (f) -- var of Asklipiodota.
• Asklipiad (m) -- "doctor."
  • Asklipiad, martyr. 15th Century. [Buk 145]
• Asklipiada (f) -- "doctor." Fem of Asklipiad.
  • Asklipiada, martyr. 1356. [Lev 3]
  • Vars: Asklip'iada (martyr). 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 50]
• Asklipiodot (m) -- "doctor."
  • Asklipiodot, martyr. 2nd Century. [Buk 356]
• Asklipiodota (f) -- "doctor." Fem of Asklipiodot.
  • Asklipiodota, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 526]
  • Vars: Askliada (martyr). 4th Century. [Buk 526]
• Asklip'iada (f) -- var of Asklipiada.
• Askolon (m) -- Askolon. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 44]
• Askol'd (m) -- ancient Scandanavian name.
  • Vars: Oskol'd. 879. [Mor 4]
• Asman (m) --
  • Pats: Asmanov (Liubim Asmanov, Moscow clerk). 1640. [Tup 236]
• Astafie (m) -- var of Astafii.
• Astafii (m) -- Astafii Kudriavyi. 1633. [Tup 214]
  • Dims: Ostafeiko (Ostafeiko Iur'ev, nicknamed Tomilok, peasant). 1631. [Tup 396]
  • Vars: Astafie (Novgorod captain). 1342. [Gra 73]
    • Astaphio (Novgorod captain). 1326. [Gra 69]
    • Ostafei. 1393. [Gra 166]
    • Ostafii. End of 13th Century. [Art VII 76; #481]
    • Ostaf'i (Ostaf'i Riuma Ivanov syn Kuzhenkin). 1518. [Tup 346]
  • Pat Vars: Ostafiev [from Ostafii] (Ivan Khudiak Ostafiev). 1530. [RIB XIV 24]
    • Ostaf'ev [from Ostafii] (Semen Ostaf'ev). 1456-71. [Gra 173]
    • Ostaf'evich [from Ostafii] (Ofonas Ostaf'evich, Novgorod governor). 1448-61. [Gra 38]
    • Ostaf'evich' [from Ostafii] (Leontii Ostaf'evich'). 1315-22. [Gra 280]
    • Ostaf'evits [from Ostafii] (Fedor Ostaf'evits, Novgorod governor). 1436-56. [Gra 172]
• Astafiia (f) --
  • Vars: Ostaf'ia (Ostaf'ia Anan'evicha). 1393. [Art I 28]
  • Met Vars: Ostaf'in [from Ostaf'ia] (Ofonos Ostaf'in, son of a lieutenant). 1415-21. [Gra 147]
• Astap (m) -- Astap Kurash, Minsk peasant. 1598. [Tup 217]
• Astaphio (m) -- var of Astafii.
• Asterii (m) -- "starry."
  • Asterii, martyr. 1356. [Lev 26]
• Astii (m) -- "city."
  • Astii. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 50]
• Astion (m) -- Astion, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 367]
• Asunkrit (m) -- Asunkrit. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 48]
• Atai (m) -- Atai Fedorov syn Shishkov, boiar's son in Torzhok. 1584. [Tup 32]
• Atalyk (m) --
  • Pats: Atalykov (Mikita Atalykov, Sereisk great landowner). c1610. [Tup 466]
• Ataman (m) -- Ataman Zavialich, Ovrutsk landowner. 1545. [Tup 32]
  • Dims: Otomash (Otomash Malakhovskii, Novgorod-Severskii official). 1648. [Tup 33]
  • Vars: Atoman (Ermak Atoman, peasant). Recorded in 1629. [Tup 33]
    • Vataman (Vasil' Vataman, Khmel'nitsk craftsman). Recorded in 1565. [Tup 32-3]
• Atika (m) -- Atika. 1356. [Lev 8]
• Atikasinin (m) -- Atikasinin. 1356. [Lev 8]
• Atkacharko (m) -- Atkacharko Akhmanaev, tatar prince. 1617. [RIB II 350]
• Atoman (m) -- var of Ataman.
• Attii (m) -- "better."
  • Attii, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 421]
• Attik (m) -- "Greek."
  • Attik. 1356. [Lev 12]
• Augusta (f) -- var of Anastasiia.
• Aul (m) --
  • Pats: Aulov (Petr Aulov, clerk). 1614. [RIB II 866]
• Avda (m) -- "servant."
  • Avda, martyr. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 36]
• Avdei (m) -- var of Avdii.
• Avdela (m) -- var of Avdelai.
• Avdelai (m) -- "to hear the people."
  • Avdelai, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 199-200]
  • Vars: Avdela. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
• Avdies (m) -- "serving Jesus."
  • Avdies, martyr. Died in 362. [Buk 190]
• Avdifaks (m) -- Avdifaks, martyr. Died in 3rd Century. [Buk 365]
• Avdii (m) -- "serving God."
  • Avdii. 1356. [Lev 1]
  • Dims: Ovdiushka (Ovdiushka Vasil'ev syn Tatarinov). 1623-4. [RIB II 618]
  • Vars: Avdei (Avdei Afanas'ev syn Tsepelev, warden). 1606. [RIB XIV 828]
    • Ovdei (Ovdei Minin). 15th Century. [Gra 273]
    • Ovdii (Ovdii Zlobid Fedorov syn). 1612. [RIB XIV 226]
  • Pat Vars: Avdeev [from Avdei] (Pospilets Avdeev). 1581. [RIB XII 140]
    • Ovdeev [from Ovdei] (Okinf Ovdeev). 14th-15th Centuries. [Gra 183]
    • Ovdeevich [from Ovdei] (Skuka Ovdeevich, servant). 1552. [Tup 360]
    • Ovdeevich' [from Ovdei] (Oluferei Ovdeevich'). Mid 15th Century. [Gra 220]
    • Ovdiev [from Ovdii] (Ondrii Ovdiev). 1607. [RIB XIV 190]
  • Pat Vars (f): Avdeeva [from Avdei] (Varvara Avdeeva doch', Stefanova zhena Ivanova). 1610. [RIB XIV 207]
    • Ovdeeva [from Ovdei] (Marina Ovdeeva zhena Laikina). 1617. [RIB XIV 249]
• Avdikii (m) -- "to deny."
  • Avdikii, martyr. Died c380. [Buk 191]
• Avdim (m) -- Avdim. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 51]
• Avdis (m) -- Avdis. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 43]
• Avdiushka (f) -- dim of Ovdot'ia.
• Avdokim (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Ovdokimov [from Ovdokim] (Sila Ovdokimov syn Treskin (nicknamed Bazhen). 1619. [Tup 34-5]
• Avdon (m) -- "servant."
  • Avdon, martyr. 3rd Century. [Buk 416-7]
• Avdot'ia (f) -- var of Ovdot'ia.
• Avdot'itsa (f) -- dim of Ovdot'ia.
• Avduk (m) -- Avduk. No Later than First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 194]
• Averkii (m) -- "put to flight."
  • Averkii. 1356. [Lev 9]
  • Dims: Overkeiko (Overkeiko Vera, peasant of the Borovichsk parish). 1495. [Tup 100]
  • Vars: Overkei. 15th Century. [Gra 262]
    • Overkii (Overkii Danilov syn Bushuev). 1641. [RIB XII 223]
  • Pat Vars: Averkiev (Ivan Averkiev). 1465-78. [Gra 304]
    • Overkeev [from Overkei] (Vashuta Overkeev, peasant of the Suidinsk parish). 1500. [Tup 81]
    • Overkiev [from Overkii] (Semen Overkiev, syn Kozhevnikov). 1570. [RIB XIV 85]
• Avgust (m) -- "blessed."
  • Avgust Nefedov, peasant. c1495. [Tup 31]
  • Pats: Avgustov (Bogdan Avgustov, Pereslavl' boiar's son). 1608. [Tup 464]
  • Pat Vars: Aigustov [from Aigust] (Menshoi Grigor'ev syn Aigustova, landowner). 1539. [Tup 247]
• Avgusta (f) -- "blessed." Fem of Avgust.
  • Avgusta, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 658-60]
• Avgustin (m) --
  • Pat Vars: Avkhushtynovich [from Avkhushtyn] (Shchastnoi Avkhushtynovich, Novgorod craftsman). 1564. [Tup 452]
• Avid (m) -- "worker."
  • Avid, martyr. 5th Century. [Buk 503]
• Avil (m) --
  • Pats: Avilov (Zhdanka Avilov, Riazan' strelets). 1616. [Tup 147]
• Avim (m) -- Avim, martyr. Contemporary of Christ. [Buk 420]
• Avina (m) -- Avina. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 34]
  • Pat Vars: Avinits (Sidui Avinits). Second Half of 14th Century. [Art V 104; #278]
• Avip (m) -- Avip, martyr. 4th Century. [Buk 168-9]
• Aviv (m) -- "spring."
  • Aviv, martyr. 1356. [Lev 2]
• Avksentii (m) -- "accelerated."
  • Avksentii, saint. 1356. [Lev 28]
  • Vars: Oxente (Novgorod silversmith). 1396. [Gra 83]
• Avlent (m) -- Avlent. 1356. [Lev 29]
• Avler'ian (m) -- Avler'ian. 1356. [Lev 25]
• Avraam (m) -- "lofty father." Russianization of Abraham.
  • Avraam, Old Testament patriarch. [Buk 574]
  • Vars: Avraamii (Avraamii Kilibaka, sexton). 1551. [Tup 177]
    • Avram (Novgorod guard captain). 1326-7. [Gra 27]
    • Avramei (elder). 1621. [RIB XIV 876]
    • Avramii (father superior of the Troitskii-Sergievskii monastery). 1476-7. [Gra 156]
  • Vars: Ovram (Ovram Stepanovich, Novgorod guard captain). 1411. [Gra 146]
  • Vars: Owrame (Owrame Stopenenson, Novgorod guard captain). 1423. [Gra 104]
  • Pat Vars: Avramov [from Avram] (Sapun Avramov, scribe). 1589. [RIB II 322]
    • Avramovich' [from Avram] (Erasim Avramovich'). 1478-80. [Gra 307]
  • Pat Vars: Ovramov [from Ovram] (Filimon Ovramov). 15th Century. [Gra 256]
  • Pat Vars: Ovramovich' [from Ovram] (Mikula Ovramovich'). 1419-20. [Gra 289]
  • Pat Vars (f): Avramova [from Avram] (Anna Avramova doch' Dekhova, Mikulina zhena Aleksandrova). 1540-1. [RIB XIV 35]
• Avraamii (m) -- var of Avraam.
• Avram (m) -- var of Avraam.
• Avramei -- var of Avraam.
• Avramii (m) -- var of Avraam.
• Avtonom (m) -- "autonomous."
  • Avtonom. 1356. [Lev 3]
  • Pat Vars: Avtanomov [from Avtanom] (Smirnushka Avtanomov, Moscow strelets). 1605. [Tup 363]
• Avudim (m) -- Avudim, martyr. 2nd Century. [Buk 386]
• Avundii (m) -- "abundant."
  • Avundii, martyr. 2nd Century. [Buk 416]
• Avvad (m) -- Avvad. 15th Century. [Lev 24]
• Avvakum (m) -- "love of God."
  • Avvakum, martyr. Died in 3rd Century. [Buk 365]
  • Dims: Obakumik (Obakumik Lukin Lisitsa, peasant). 1500. [Tup 227]
    • Obakunts. First Half of 15th Century. [Art IV 45; #161]
  • Vars: Obakum (Obakum Mozhaich). 1534. [Mor 128]
    • Obakun. 1375. [Gra 285]
  • Pat Vars: Obakumovich' [from Obakum] (Levontei Obakumovich' Kaltsyn). No Later than First Quarter of 15th Century. [Gra 195]
    • Obakumovits [from Obakum]. 1385. [Mor 141]
    • Obakunov [from Obakun] (Ivan Obakunov). 15th Century. [Gra 309]
    • Obakunovich [from Obakun] (Bogdan Obakunovich, Novgorod centurion). 1385. [Tup 51]
    • Obakunovich' [from Obakun] (Dementei Obakunovich'). Beginning of 15th Century. [Gra 186]
    • Obakunovits [from Obakun] (Bogdan Obakunovits, Novgorod lieutenant). 1392. [Gra 82]
• Aychon (m) -- Aychon Sulislavich. 1440. [Mor 1]
• Aza (m) -- "strong."
  • Aza. 13-14th Centuries. [Lev 38]
• Azadan (m) -- Azadan, martyr. Died c380. [Buk 191]
• Azarei (m) -- var of Azarii.
• Azarie (m) -- var of Azarii.
• Azarii (m) -- "help of God"
  • Azarii, saint. 1356. [Lev 19]
  • Vars: Azarei. 1618. [RIB XIV 257]
    • Azarie (Bosnian synod official). 1393. [Mor 1]
• Azat (m) -- Azat, martyr. Died c341. [Buk 196]
• Azborn (m) -- Ivan Azborn. 1639. [RIB II 944, 945]
• Azbuka (m) -- "alphabet."
  • Soshko Kasporovich Azbuka, boiar in Lithuania. 1466. [Tup 31]
• Azgut (m) -- Azgut. 1080s. [Art VII 125; #526]
• Azii (m) -- Azii. 14th Century. [Lev 15]
• Azik (m) -- Azik, warden. 1315-22. [Gra 279]
• Azim (m) -- Azim, prince, son of Kuchum. 1601. [RIB II 275]
• Azypka (m) -- Azypka, son of a Kondinskii prince. 1594. [RIB II 102]

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