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Does anyone know the meanings of these Russian girl's names?Matryona
Oksana/Oxana
VovaThanks..
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Vova is a nn for Vladimir.
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Matryona is from latin matrona "matron, mother, lady"
Oksana/Oxana is a version of Hosanna "save us" in hebrew
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Matryona I think is a variant name of Matrona / Matrena which means "knowledgable woman, mother"Oxana / Oksana could be a variation on O'Ksandr which is a variation of Aleksandr or Aleksandra which means "Steadfast"Unfortunately, I couldn't find Vovo.
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my russian friend thinks Oxana / Oksana comes from Kseniya / Xeniya... could be true?
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Oksana and Ksenia are two different names, although their nn are the same - Ksyusha.
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