Badass Russian Names Girl – What are some badass Russian girl names?

Introduction

If you’re looking for a Russian name for your baby girl, here are some suggestions. These names have a strong but feminine vibe and will make her stand out in a crowd!

Alexandra

Alexandra is a Greek name meaning “defender of mankind.” It’s been a popular name for over 2,000 years, and has been borne by several notable women, including Alexandra Shulman (editor-in-chief of British Vogue), Alexandra Burke (British singer-songwriter), and Alexandra Adornetto (author). You may also know it as Lexie or Alex. The popularity of this name peaked in the 80s but has since fallen off somewhat; it currently sits at #32 in America and #57 in England/Wales

Anastasia

Anastasia is a feminine name of Greek origin. It means “resurrection” and was popularized by the 1997 movie Anastasia.

Origin: Greek

Angelina

Angelina is a Russian name that means “angel.” It’s also the name of your favorite actress and model, so you can be sure it will be well-known. Angelina is a popular name in Russia, Ukraine and other Eastern European countries as well. In fact, it’s one of the most popular names in these regions! You might even hear someone say “Angelina Jolie” when they see your daughter walking down the street–and that would be awesome because she’ll know right away what they mean by their exclamation (even if she doesn’t know who Angelina Jolie is).

Angelina was first used as a given name in America during the mid-1990s–but only recently has become more popular here than ever before thanks largely due to its namesake actress/model who starred alongside Brad Pitt during their marriage from 2000 until 2005; together they had 6 children: Maddox Chivan Leith Zahara Vivienne Shiloh Knox Lourdes Vivienne Louane Knox).

Anna

Anna is a name that means grace and mercy. Anna is also a variant of the name Hannah, which means “grace.” It’s popular in the United States, ranking as the #22 most popular name for girls born there in 2017.

The root word for this name comes from Greek (and Latin) words meaning “to wish for,” so it literally translates to “wished-for child.” This makes sense considering how common it was among my family members growing up! And while I don’t know much about Russian history or culture myself, I can imagine some Russian families might use this word when referring to their daughters–it sounds lovely and feminine while still being unique enough not to sound like every other girl on Earth!

Maria

Maria is a popular Russian name. It’s also a common name in the U.S., with over 200,000 people named Maria. The name of the Virgin Mary in the Bible and many saints means “of God” or “wished for child.”

Natasha

Natasha is a popular Russian name. It comes from the Greek name Natalie, which means “Christmas day” in Greek. The name Natasha was made famous by the character Natasha Rostov in Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace (1869).

Dasha (short for Daria)

Dasha is a Russian name meaning “darling”, and it is also the diminutive of Daria, Darya and Darina. This name has been used in literature since the 19th century. Most recently, it became famous when it was used as the character’s name in The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins.

Takeaway:

So you want to be a badass Russian girl?

You can be!

You just need to pick the right name.

We hope you enjoyed our list of badass Russian girl names. As we mentioned, there are many more to choose from! If you have any suggestions that weren’t included here, please let us know in the comments below.