The sound of the name

The ancient sages believed that there was a special, hidden connection between a person’s name, his character and destiny. Moreover, a person’s fate is predetermined by his name. Some modern psychologists proceed, in particular, from the fact that the name influences not only the emerging character, but also behavior in society.

It is well known how a name that impresses us often already attracts a stranger to it.

From early childhood throughout our lives, we do not hear a single word as often as our own name. It consists of a set of sounds of varying pitches that excite certain parts of the brain, thus influencing its carrier, as well as the people around him.
Some names sound firm, tough: Igor, Dmitry, Anatoly, Zhanna, Dina,

Ekaterina, Daria, etc. Under the influence of a sound stimulus, children with such names develop a persistent, stubborn character. They are independent and decisive.

Owners of soft-sounding names: Svetlana, Irina, Vera, Natalya, Mikhail, Sergey, Alexey, Ilya, Vasily, etc. - usually have a calm, flexible character.

There are neutral names, as if intermediate between hard and soft: Artem, Arkady, Andrey, Alexander, Valentin, Vitaly, Roman, Pavel, Olga, Anna, Anastasia, Zoya, Lyudmila, Lyubov, etc. As a rule, such people are balanced, reasonable, and moderately persistent.

The name must be chosen so that it is easy to pronounce and can be pronounced well both on its own and together with the patronymic.

If the name ends with a consonant sound, and the patronymic begins with it, and even in the patronymic name itself there are many consonants - Alexander Dmitrievich, Eduard Dmitrievich - the sound is difficult. Either the first name or the patronymic is often distorted, and the person anxiously waits to see what they will call him this time.
Don't name your children names that are difficult to pronounce or after names
significant events and people (Revolution, Aurora, Stalin, etc.) so as not to complicate their lives in the future.

Do not give children the names of heroes of their favorite television series, famous writers or prominent scientists - especially if the middle name and last name are the same.
Imagine that in the family of engineer Nikolai Tolstoy, their son was named Leo in honor of the writer. At school, the boy was not given literature and the Russian language, and he became an object of ridicule from his peers. As a result, the child received
serious psychological trauma and stopped going to school. His parents had difficulty rectifying the situation by transferring him to another class.

You should not call your sons after your father: Nikolai Nikolaevich, etc. - owners of such names grow up unbalanced, nervous, irritable, capricious.
The girl should also not be named after her mother - it will be difficult for them to find a common language.

Knowing the name, one can judge the origin, nationality, and religion of a person.
But this is the very top layer of information available to everyone. There are deeper layers: the music of the name, its color and an elusively subtle spirit that influences character and destiny. Since ancient times, people have been concerned about the connection between a name and a person’s life; they were concerned about the correct choice of a name so that it would sound sublime, pleasant,
ensured the favor of fate and created complete spiritual correspondence with the beloved or loved one, which became the key to a happy marriage.

After reading V. A. Mironov’s book “Names are Secret Power,” you can learn a lot of new and unusual things about names. The reader will be able to penetrate into the psychological depths of the character of his friends and loved ones, get to know his own character better and, of course,
choose the right name for your children so that they are healthy and happy, which is what all parents dream of.

Since ancient times, people have noticed that a name influences a person’s destiny, plays
a certain role in the development of his character. Knowing the name, you can judge
origin, nationality, religion of a person. Just the sound of a name gives a lot of information. The name may sound euphonious, affectionate, sublime, pleasant, or it may sound alarming, dry, intimidating, unpleasant.
French researcher Pierre Rouget in his book “The Influence of a Name on a Person’s Life” talks about the so-called “music of a name,” which, in his opinion, determines a person’s destiny. Based on this theory, each letter of the name is a source of a certain vibration that affects a person’s character.

For humans, the lower limit (threshold) of vibration is 35,000 fps (vibrations per second), and the upper limit is 130,000 fps. In other words, all possible forms of mutual understanding,
interactions between people are within 95,000 fps. And the more the vibrations of people coincide, the better they understand each other, even from half a word, half a glance, half a hint.

People with a high number of vibrations per second are resistant to infections. This number increases with a high level of moral attitudes.

There is also a certain connection between the perception of sound (vibrations, vibrations) and color. A name is a set of dull and voiced sounds that, when combined, form a kind of melody. And the melody, the vibration of sounds inherent in a given name, is in harmony with a certain color.

It is known that each of the colors of the spectrum has its own wavelength - from the shortest (violet) to the longest (red). It has been established that the color blue traditionally symbolizes the soul, violet - the body, green - the mind, yellow - reason, red - passions, orange - feelings. The name can be complex if it corresponds to a composite color obtained by adding the primary colors. Color determines the general mood of the name, the main tendency in character.

And the “Radiation” parameter includes, as it were, two indicators, knowledge of which is necessary for a clear understanding of the dynamics of personality development. This is the wealth of her inner world and the external manifestation of this wealth (internal and external radiation, respectively). The ratio of these indicators as a percentage gives an idea of ​​the most important facets of a person’s character: for extroverts, the amount of radiation is greater than for introverts.

In addition, there is a certain connection between proper names and zodiac signs. This has nothing to do with a person's date of birth. It’s just that people whose names correspond to the same zodiac sign are similar in many ways.

There is an old belief: every person has his own reflection in the world around him. In the same way, each name corresponds to certain plants, stones, animals, etc. Thus, different facets of character are highlighted in the bearer of the name.

In the book, the description of each name begins with a description of its origin and meaning. Then there is information about the patron saints, by which each reader can determine his name day (angel's day).

Many people consider their birthday to be their name day. This is wrong. According to the teachings of the Orthodox Church, name day is the day of remembrance of the saint after whom you are named. Ideally, your birthday coincides with the day of remembrance of the saint whose name you bear.

If these dates do not coincide, you need to look for the closest date of memory of the saint after your birthday. This will be your angel day.

The book also talks about the possible fate, hobbies, intuition, intelligence, morality, health, sexuality, psyche and other characteristic features of people named by the most popular male and female names in Russia. Of course, this is not a complete list of Russian names. This list may be expanded in the future. In the meantime, those readers whose names are not included in the book can refer to the literature given at the end of the book.

You can make an attempt to independently touch the secret of your or any other name. For inquisitive readers, the key to such a search can be, for example, the following brief information about the meaning of letters in names.

A - strength, power, comfort.

B - the ability to have great feelings, constancy, penetrating abilities.

B - impermanence, lack of systematicity, unity with nature.

G-mystery, attention to detail, conscientiousness.

D - sociability, friendliness, capriciousness, ability for extrasensory perception.

E - vitality, insight, talkativeness.

E - passion, energy of self-expression, emotionality.

F - uncertainty, meaningful but hidden inner world.

Z - material dissatisfaction, high intuition.

And - subtle spirituality, impressionability, peacefulness.

K - endurance, nervousness, insight.

L - artistry, pettiness, logic, great ingenuity.

M - caring, shy, hardworking, pedantic.

N - creative ambitions, interest in health, sharp mind.

O - great emotionality, mysterious excitement;

P - modesty, loneliness, wealth of ideas, concern for 6 appearance.

P - self-confidence, constant tension, dogmatism.

C - common sense, oppression, authority, capriciousness.

T - search for an ideal, sensitive creative personality.

U - vulnerability, timidity, generous empathy, intuition.

F - tenderness, ability to adapt, originality of ideas, ability to lie.

X - sexual problems, law-abidingness, inconstancy of feelings.

C - claims to leadership, arrogance.

H - loyalty.

Ш - jealousy, developed sense of humor, uncompromisingness.

Ш - generosity, forward striving, intelligence.

Kommersant - gentleness, the ability to smooth out difficult moments in relationships.

Y - a sense of belonging, practicality, down-to-earth spirit.

b - ability to classify, sort into shelves.

E - search for psychological balance, ingenuity, good command of speech, curiosity, sometimes excessive.

Yu - great ambitions, desire for truth, lack of systematicity,
self-sacrifice, cruelty.

I am self-esteem, intelligence, creativity.

When we translate a sentence, we capture the meaning of their context. One word can have several meanings; we choose a specific one based on the meaning of the sentence. But what about names? There are names in Russian that do not exist in English. What to do in this case? This is a difficult situation for both English and Russian speakers, as there may be a linguistic misunderstanding. But... a way out of the situation can be found. Let's look at Russian names in English, the features of their translation and transliteration, and also consider foreign names that correspond to Russian ones. Go ahead for new knowledge!

First of all, you should pay attention to transliteration. Transliteration of names is an important point in the correct translation of a Russian name into English. Why is Peter written as Pyotr? What is the reason for this translation? Why can't you just write Petr?

This is because there is such a thing as reality. These are unique ethnonational features, distinctive characteristics of a people, their customs and way of life, which are not found in other nations. That is why, in order to eliminate the language barrier, the US State Department has developed a whole methodology that explains the features of translating letters from Cyrillic to Latin. The result can be seen in the table below (with English letters):

The table shows that not all letters that exist in Russian exist in English (good practice to repeat). For example, ъ and ь are omitted in the English language, that is, they do not need to be translated. It is important to remember that there are Russian letters, which in English are designated as two, for example, Ш -> SH, Ц -> TS, Ш -> CH.

On a note! The letters E and E are written the same way in English => E, YE.

Elena will be Yelena, Parfenov will be Parfenov.

But! If we mean the pronunciation of Yo, then Yo should be denoted as YO => Peter -> Pyotr.

Students who are just beginning to learn about transliteration may find it difficult to tell the difference. In this case, you need to memorize the given examples, and with time and practice you will be able to easily translate the names yourself.

The letters E and E should be translated as E, but... if the letter E is at the beginning of a word, after the letters b, b or a vowel, then it should be translated as YE:

• Elina => Elina
• Eremin => Yeremin
• Medvedev => Medvedev.

Note! The Russian letters Y and Y, which do not exist in English, are translated as Y, for example, Raikin -> Raykin, Nasyrov -> Nasyrov.

Special attention should be paid to endings. The pearls of the Russian alphabet Ъ and ь are beyond the comprehension of foreigners, so they are simply omitted, that is, they are not translated in any way: Podjemny -> Podyomny, Daria -> Darya.

If we talk about the endings IY and YY, popular in Russian, then everything is simple: both endings are translated as Y:

• Bravy -> Bravy
• Bold -> Smely
• Dmitry -> Dmitry

The name Yulia, popular in Russian, is translated as follows:

• Julia -> Yuliya.

Note! Yu and Ya are denoted in English by two letters. But not only them. ZH and X are also denoted by two letters => ZH and KH, respectively, for example:

• Jacqueline -> Zhaklin
• Mikhail -> Mikhail.

The letter Ts, often used in Russian surnames, is translated as TS, Ch - as CH:

• Chernova -> Chernova
• Tsareva -> Tsaryova.

As for the letter Ш, it is also translated by two letters – Sh, and Ш – by four letters – SHCH. Let's give some examples:

• Shchitkova -> Shchitkova
• Shalamba -> Shalamba.

Russian names in English:is there a match?

Now the question is: how to introduce yourself to a foreigner so that he understands that this is your name, and not an adjective to something? What are we talking about? About the same realities. Translating Russian names is often problematic. Imagine what you say to a foreigner My name is Nastya, which, if translated literally, would mean My name is Nastya. Word Nastya associated with nasty, which in English means disgusting, disgusting, unpleasant. Russian name Nastya when translated into English it corresponds Anastasia.

Things are even more fun with Svetlana. Svitlana is associated with the phrase sweat Lana, which means sweaty Lana, or sweet Lana - sweet Lana.

Reference: Love is translated as Lubov. You should not call a woman's name the name of love Love.

If we are talking about names that end in b, then we omit the letter. The name Igor will sound like Igor, while phonetically the word will sound hard. Remember: there are no softenings in English.

Note! Ivan in English sounds like Ivan. The first letter is I, not AI (some foreigners call Ivanov Aivan, that is, the first letter is read as two. But this is wrong).

Important! It should be remembered that many Russian names are adapted to English ones (they are written differently from the way we are used to seeing them). Here is a small list showing the spelling of Russian names in English with translation:

Male names

• Alexander – Eligzande (Alexander)
• Michael – Michael (Michael)
• Charles – Charles
• Ivan - John, Ivan (John)
• Matvey – Matthew (Matthew)
• Daniel - Daniel
• Heraclius – Hercules (Heracl)
• Gabriel – Gabriel (Gabriel)
• Claudius – Claude
• Anatoly – Anatole
• Andrey – Andrew (Andrew)
• Vasily – Basil
• Benjamin – Benjamin
• Vincent – ​​Vincent
• George – George (George) Eugene – Eugene (Eugene)
• Ephraim – Geoffrey
• Ilya – Elias
• Joseph, Osip – Joseph (Joseph)
• Leo – Leo
• Nicholas – Nicholas
• Pavel – Paul
• Peter - Pete (Peter)
• Sergey – Serge
• Stepan – Stephen, Stephen (Steven, Stephen)
• Fedor – Theodore
• Jacob - Jacob

Female names

• Agnes/Agnia – Agnes
• Alice - Alice
• Anastasia – Anastacia
• Antonina – Antonia
• Valentina – Valentine
• Valeria – Valery
• Barbara – Barbara
• Dasha - Dolly Dolly (Dorothy)
• Eve - Eve
• Eugenia - Eugenie
• Catherine – Catherine, Catherine (Catherine)
• Elena – Helen
• Joanne, Jean
• Zoe - Zoe
• Irina – Irene
• Caroline - Caroline
• Laura – Laura, Lauren (Laura, Lauren)
• Maria – Mary (Mary)
• Natalya – Natalie
• Polina – Polina (Paulina)
• Rita – Margaret
• Sofia – Sophie
• Suzanne – Susan (Susan)
• Julia - Julia

From the list it is clear that female English names , including truly beautiful ones, they can be radically different from Russians. For example, who would have thought that Jeanne would be Joan and Helen would be Helen? The same can be said about the spelling of male names. Is Ivan associated with John? But this is so! Translated into English, Ivan will be none other than John!

There are names that are easily translated and perceived, for example, Natalia and Natalie, Valeria and Valery. But in any case, the words from the list must be studied in order to appear before the eyes of a foreigner as a literate and educated person.

First name, second name. What is the difference?

When we say first name, it means first name, second name – surname. First name can also be replaced with given name, second name with surname or family name. But middle name is not the fatherland, as some believe, but the second name in English names. It's no secret that in England children are often called by two, three, or even four names. For example, the name for a girl, Anne-Marie Lisa Oster, is common.

As for the fatherland, it sounds patronymic. Knowing the difference between first name, surname and patronymic will be especially useful for those who are planning to apply for a foreign passport. In an official setting, everything is strict and each column must be filled out clearly and correctly.

Examples of how to write a name in English, country and surname:

• Lesovaya Olesya Evgenievna - Lesovaya Olesya Evgen`evna.
• Koroleva Alexandra Leonidovna - Korolyova Aleksandra Leonidovna.
• Tatarchuk Igor Grigorevich - Tatarchuk Igor Grigorevich.
• Somova Irina Yaroslavovna - Somova Irina Iaroslavovna.
• Krupnov Igor` Valer`evich.
• Anisova Marina Valentinovna - Anisova Marina Valentinovna.
• Nefyodov Denis Arkadievich - Nefyodov Denis Arkad`evich.
• Lisitsina Daria Yurevna - Lisitsina Daria Iurevna.
• Karelin Vladimir Sergeevich - Karelin Vladimir Sergeevich.
• Kuzmenko Yuliya Filippovna - Kuzmenko Yuliya Filippovna.
• Fedoruk Roman Konstantinovich - Fedoruk Roman Konstantinovich.
• Pavlenko Maria Vladimirovna - Pavlenko Mariia Vladimirovna.
• Kozlova Elena Vladimirovna - Kozlova Elena Vladimirovna.
• Petrova Alexandra Pavlovna - Petrova Aleksandra Pavlovna.
• Ivanova Tatyana Nikolaevna - Ivanova Tat`yana Nikolaevna.
• Sinitsyn Anton Pavlovich - Sinitsyn Anton Pavlovich.

Let's sum it up

Names in English are an interesting topic to study. How to spell a name in English is the first thing you need to know when you are planning to visit a foreign country or a visit to a government agency. At the same time, it is worth remembering the realities, because in the English language there may be no analogues to Russian names.

And another important thing: remember about transliteration. If it is easy to say orally, then there may be problems with spelling. Initially, it is important that everything you study is written in transliteration, so that the pronunciation is correct and names are correctly transliterated. If you have difficulty reading names in English, then transcription should be your first assistant on the way to solving the problem.

There are many beautiful and sonorous names. Sometimes people don’t even think about how and why his name is that. Psychologists say that a person’s name largely determines his character and future fate. But every name has a meaning.

Sociologists have proven that women pay great attention to the meaning of their name. And this is by no means idle curiosity. After all, the meaning of a name helps to better understand a person, largely determining the character and inclinations of nature.

Women's names are as different and mysterious as their owners themselves. Since ancient times, the choice of a name for a girl has been approached with maximum attention and scrupulousness. Initially, a woman's name meant or contained some natural names or phenomena. Later, women's names began to play the role of a talisman, or rather a talisman. Which actually continues to this day.

When choosing a name for your little daughter, you should not rush, follow the beaten path and name her in honor of relatives. Or succumbing to fashion to choose baby girl's name fashionable and rare. Remember, by giving a name to your little daughter, you determine her fate and character.

It sounds quite mystical, but, nevertheless, it is so. And by giving a girl the wrong name, you risk setting her up for emotional conflict.

It has been noticed more than once, and not by scientists, but simply by people. When, in the presence of a baby, they begin to list the names prepared for him, the baby will definitely “react” to some name. And more specifically in your name.

Choosing baby girl's name , it is important not only to focus on the interpretation of its meaning and fashion, but also to pay attention to how the chosen name is consistent with the patronymic and surname.

It’s also a good idea to pay attention to the horoscope. You can find recommendations from astrologers about preferred and undesirable names for a particular zodiac sign.

But if we move a little away from mysticism and astrology, and turn to science, then modern scientists, psychologists and sociologists, have noted the fact that at different times of the year, children are born with certain character traits.

Girls born in the summer months are characterized by gentleness and trustfulness. These girls are easily influenced. This means that it is worth choosing “solid” names for them.

Girls who were lucky enough to be born in the spring months combine inconstancy and self-criticism, a sharp mind and a good sense of humor. But they also have traits - frivolity and some self-doubt. Based on this, it is better for them to choose names among the “solid-sounding” ones.

Girls born in winter combine selfishness and hot temper in their character; they have some intolerance. But having a strong character, they achieve what they want. This means that soft and gentle names are best suited for them. This will balance their difficult nature.

Concerning named after a girl born in the autumn months, they can have any names. They are distinguished by a light character, they are characterized by seriousness and prudence, they have talent.

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Choosing a name for an unborn child is always a difficult and lengthy process. Especially if the parents disagree and argue about it often. Choosing a name for a girl is just as difficult as choosing a name for a boy, but it is worth reading detailed information about the meaning and history of this name. In addition, it is important not to forget to “try it on” for the future middle name. Girls' middle names may sound beautiful and laconic, but it happens that they are difficult to pronounce.

Future mothers and fathers need to think about how their daughter will later be called by her patronymic name. And in order to choose the right beautiful combination, you should know a few rules and features, and also look at the most suitable options for composing your first and middle names.

Combination of first name and patronymic for a girl

Selecting girls' names that match their middle names has always been as important a process as choosing the name itself. And this is becoming especially relevant now, when the fashion is spreading to give girls unusual or foreign names. For example, the name Milena in itself sounds beautiful and gentle, but if she is the daughter of Vasily or Peter, the combination will be ridiculous.

The right combination will sound beautiful, and in the future it will give the child confidence and will not cause prejudice from others. To think over girls' names combined with patronymics, it is worth knowing a few rules for selecting these two components. These rules include:

1. The number of letters in the name and patronymic should be inversely proportional, that is, a short name sounds beautiful with a long patronymic, and vice versa. For example, Yana Aleksandrovna sounds more pleasant than Yana Ivanovna, and Elizaveta goes better with the middle name Igorevna than Konstantinovna.
2. The more solid letters there are in the patronymic, the fewer there should be in the name. It is better for Father Alexander to name his daughter Elena, Anastasia or Yulia, while for the patronymic Ivanovna it is better to choose names such as Vera, Ekaterina or Irina.
3. If the father has a foreign name, it is better to name his daughter a non-Russian name. Diana Ildarovna sounds better than Tatyana Ildarovna.

Sometimes parents decide to name their daughter after one of the grandmothers or other relatives, and completely forget to check how it will sound in combination with the middle name. And they notice this discrepancy on the birth certificate, which can no longer be changed. It is better to think through different options before birth and choose the most suitable one.

Anastasia, mother of one-year-old Camilla: “When the ultrasound showed us that we were having a girl, my husband and I began to think about what to name her. We liked a lot of different names, but there was one thing we had to consider. My husband's name is Rustam, so not all female names could be considered. We decided to name our daughter the same unusual and rare name as her dad. That’s why we have her Kamilla Rustamovna.”

How to choose a name for a girl

The great writer Dale Carnegie said in one of his books: “A person’s name is the sweetest and most important sound for him in any language.” Therefore, you need to choose a name for your unborn child carefully and wisely.

A person’s name carries a lot of information, from its meaning to character traits and even the fate that awaits the growing person. Therefore, you should carefully read the description of the female name you want to name your newborn daughter. Several important criteria are important:

• consonance with patronymic and surname;
• date of birth of the girl;
• unusual name.

There are times when a name becomes especially popular. Children encounter this in kindergarten and at school, when there are three Lisas or two Nastyas in one class. This factor should also be taken into account at the birth of a daughter and choose an original name, and not the one that is on everyone’s lips and in documents.

Other criteria for choosing a name for a girl

Parents often choose a name for a girl on Christmas Day, depending on what day she was born. But there are two nuances that are worth considering. Firstly, even if mom and dad like the name of a saint or great martyr on the day their daughter was born, it is still worth reading information about this name. Secondly, it happens that there is no beautiful or suitable name on the birthday, then you can look at a few days before and after the date.

Another important point when choosing a girl’s name is the meaning of the middle name. If, for example, the Alexandrovnas are energetic, full of vitality, enthusiasm and pride, then for this middle name you can choose a name that will balance and endow the girl with important character traits. Yana, Olga, Elena, Yulia - soft, kind, thoughtful girls - will approach him. Another example: Evgenievnas are good-natured and ready to help everyone, to some extent even soft-hearted, so in order to strengthen these qualities, the girl can be named Ekaterina or Maria.

Choosing a name for a girl is not only a complex and lengthy process, it is also exciting. Future parents can spend unforgettable evenings plunging into the secrets of names and patronymics for their daughter.

What names are suitable for patronymics (table)

To make it easier to decide which female name is suitable for the patronymic, you can use a visual table.

There is one more point that should be paid attention to when choosing a name for your future daughter. This is the sound of her first and middle name along with her last name. Sometimes it seems that parents do not take this point into account at all, calling, for example, a girl Mikaella, while her dad is Vasily Pupkin. The name itself is beautiful, but in combination with the middle name and last name, it sounds not only funny, but also stupid. Of course, the girl will change her last name when she gets married. But she has to live for 20-25 years with what her parents give her at birth.

Thus, choosing a female name so that it is beautiful and combined with the middle name is not difficult. During the selection process, you can learn a lot of useful and interesting information.

How affectionate will the name Egor sound?

1. Goshenka, Egorushka
2. Goryunya
3. Egorushka!
4. Egorka, Gora, Zhora, Egonya, Egosha, Gosha, Goshunya, Egunya, Gunya, Goga. Egorushka,
5. This is a derivative of the name George. Pet names: Egorka, Egorushka, Gorya, Zhora, Egorsha, Egosha, Egunya, Goga.
6. Potty!
7. Goshka-goshka!
8. Egorka, Egorushka, Egorekha, Egorchik + answer from user Ksenia Shvab
9. Egorka, Egorushka.
10. Egorchik
11. Yegorushka
12. My friend’s son’s name is EGORIK (beautiful)
13. Yegorushka
14. full name - GEORGIY - and in the calendar also Georgy - you can have a dahlia
15. Friends call Gorka))) And since Egor and Georgy are the same name, then you can also Hera, Garik, Zhora.
16. Egorushushechka
17. Egorka, Egorushka, Egorchik
18. Egorka
19. Gorych.

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