The meaning of your first name?

[A_A]

Anna is from the Hebrew name Hannah which meant "favour" or "grace,"" something like that. Hannah was the mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. The Latin version of this name is Anna. But is used in almost every culture.

thanks a lot

[ArmoBarbi]

oh luys, I have seen that. hehe I feel their pain!!!!!

[nunechka]

svet can you turn on the svet? and svet the whole svet is watching you so be careful what you wear... LOL!

ok ok... but thats cute... and we have this in armenian too... its Lusine! and for short people say Lus... which is light!

lus jan lus k'miatsnes?

[ArmoBarbi]

In Russian light is "svet", and I am called Svet for short, so it can get confusing lol Also sometimes "svet" is used to say "world", which doesn't help the situation. lol

[nunechka]

armobarbi how do you say "light" in russian? is it just like your name?

[ArmoBarbi]

Hey, dont complain about your origins, mine is Slavic for God's sake. lol

Svetlana - Slavic Goddess of Light

Svet - Light in many Slavic languages

[loseyourname]

Adam - hebrew, meaning "earth, created by God." How boring. Everyone's name seems to be derived from Greek or Hebrew. Heck, I have two Hebrew names.

[sad_eyes]

My name's Anna, but I don't really know what it means Does anyone know what it means?

Anna is from the Hebrew name Hannah which meant "favour" or "grace,"" something like that. Hannah was the mother of Samuel the prophet in the Old Testament. The Latin version of this name is Anna. But is used in almost every culture.

[sad_eyes]

My name is Liana and its origin is both Armenian and French.

I’m not quite sure about the French meaning but in Armenian, Liana means ~ to become more of and to go beyond the limits.

In french it means "a bond." But it also can have the definition of the term "plant" or to grow like a plant, or vine rather.

[sad_eyes]

My name has no meaning, it is the name of an Armenian saint, Surp Gevork, im sur eyou guys have heard of him, or have been to the surp gevork church... but anyways... another weird thing is that i was born on the day we celebrate his remembrance.. .. quite a coincedence eh???

Gevork=George. George= From the Greek name Georgios which was derived from the Greek word georgos meaning "farmer, earthworker", itself derived from the elements ge "earth" and ergon "work". Saint George was a legendary dragon slayer who was supposedly martyred in Palestine. Bet ya didnt know that!