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Help[Opinions] Re: Strange names given to 2024 Ukrainians
in reply to a message by Anya Mel’nik or Mel’nyk
I like Aysel (intriguing meaning!), Vella, Dzenyslava, Amur, Vohnedar, Eskyender, and Sirius. Vohnedar sounds like it should belong to a Pagan deity.
Dzenyslava reminds me of a rare Czech name Zvonislava. I wish names with 'bell/ring' meaning were more commonly used here. I also wish Zlata was more popular. I find it really cute! Cool it's in the top 10 in Ukraine. I also find Solomiya intriguing.
My favorite popular names mentioned in the article are Artem, Davyd, Oleksandr, Anna, Zlata, and Mariya.
Dzenyslava reminds me of a rare Czech name Zvonislava. I wish names with 'bell/ring' meaning were more commonly used here. I also wish Zlata was more popular. I find it really cute! Cool it's in the top 10 in Ukraine. I also find Solomiya intriguing.
My favorite popular names mentioned in the article are Artem, Davyd, Oleksandr, Anna, Zlata, and Mariya.
